Economic evaluation of climate change adaptation strategies for local governments: Ku-ring-gai Council case study

R Taplin, A Henderson-Sellers, S Trueck, S Mathew, H Weng, M Street, W Bradford, J Scott, P Davies, L Hayward

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    Abstract

    "In 2007, Council released a climate change report documenting its research into how local and global climate projections may affect Ku-ring-gai. The report showed Ku-ring-gai could potentially experience increased frequency and severity of storms, bushfire, heat waves and drought. In response to these findings, Council held a Climate Change Risk Workshop in 2008 with key members of the community, emergency services and climate scientists, leading to the formulation of a research partnership between Council, Macquarie and Bond Universities, to develop a comprehensive economic analysis of climate change risk and adaptation for Ku-ring-gai. The project was led by Nobel Peace Prize winner, Professor Anne Henderson-sellers, and produced the Economic Evaluation of Climate Change Adaptations Report."--Ku-ring-gai Council's website.
    Original languageEnglish
    Place of PublicationNew South Wales, Australia
    Publication statusPublished - Feb 2010

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