Articles from 2011
Category: Year
- A low carbon development guide for local government actions in China
- Cities and Climate Change: Global Report on Human Settlements 2011
- Cities in transition: transforming urban centers from hotbeds of GHG emissions and vulnerability to seedbeds of sustainability and resilience: Introduction and Editorial overview
- Climate Change and Cities, First Assessment Report of the Urban Climate Change Research Network
- Climate change and health in cities: impacts of heat and air pollution and potential co-benefits from mitigation and adaptation
- Climate change mitigation and adaptation in North American cities
- Comparing Mitigation Policies in Five Large Cities: London, New York, Milan, Mexico City, and Bangkok
- Conference Report: US–China Workshop on Pathways Toward Low Carbon Cities: quantifying baselines and interventions
- Contextualizing carbon reduction initiatives: how should carbon mitigation be addressed by various cities worldwide?
- Decision-making tools for evaluating the impact of materials selection on the carbon footprint of buildings
- Deep energy retrofit of commercial buildings: a key pathway toward low-carbon cities
- Forces driving urban greenhouse gas emissions
- GHG accounting for public transport in Xiamen city, China
- Greenhouse Gas Emissions Baselines for Global Cities and Metropolitan Regions
- Human settlements and industrial systems
- Impacts and mitigation of climate change on Chinese cities
- Linking social actors by linking social theories: toward improved GHG mitigation strategies
- Local sustainable development and carbon neutrality in cities in developing and emerging countries
- Pathways Toward Low-Carbon Cities: a US–China Focus
- Placing carbon reduction in the context of sustainable development priorities: a global perspective
- Planning for low-carbon communities in US cities: a participatory process model between academic institutions, local governments and communities in Colorado
- Policy Update: ICLEI USA draft framework for measuring and reporting community GHG emissions
- Politics, institutions and entrepreneurship: city decisions leading to inventoried GHG emissions
- Progress toward low carbon cities: approaches for transboundary GHG emissions’ footprinting
- Something borrowed, everything new: innovation and institutionalization in urban climate governance
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