URCM Science Question 4
What configurations of underlying and proximate drivers (geography, socioeconomic factors, historical legacies/trajectories etc.) explain the differences in carbon trajectories of cities?
Category: Science Questions
- 5th Urban Research Symposium: Cities and Climate Change - Responding to an Urgent Agenda
- A blueprint for the integrated assessment of climate change in cities
- A Comparative Analysis of Global City Policies in Climate Change Mitigation: London, New York, Milan, Mexico City and Bangkok - Conference Paper
- A Comparative Analysis of Global City Policies in Climate Change Mitigation: London, New York, Milan, Mexico City and Bangkok - Presentation
- A critical and comparative evaluation of approaches and policies to measure, benchmark, reduce and manage CO2 emissions from energy use in the existing building stock of developed and rapidly-developing countries - case studies of UK, USA, and India - Conference Paper
- A critical and comparative evaluation of approaches and policies to measure, benchmark, reduce and manage CO2 emissions from energy use in the existing building stock of developed and rapidly-developing countries - case studies of UK, USA, and India - Presentation
- A model for detailed evaluation of fossil-energy saving by utilizing unused but possible energy-sources on a city scale
- A new methodology for quantifying on-site residential and commercial fossil fuel CO2 emissions at the building spatial scale and hourly time scale
- A Step Forward in the Evaluation of Urban Metabolism: Definition of Urban Typologies
- A study of domestic energy usage patterns in Hong Kong
- An assessment of urban development pathways for Delhi using emission trajectories
- Analysis of energy service systems in urban areas and their CO2 mitigations and economic impacts
- Analysis of future energy supply and demand in Beijing
- Analyzing globalization as source of carbon dioxide over the Asia-Pacific region
- Assessment of local strategies for countering greenhouse gas emissions: Case of Tokyo
- Attitudes to renewable energy in London: public and stakeholder opinion and the scope for progress
- Auditing energy use in cities
- Beyond emissions: Scientific challenges in understanding cities and climate change
- Bigger Cities – Bigger Pictures: Developing Urban Metabolism Analysis in the Context of Urban Planning
- Can cities reduce global warming? Urban development and the carbon cycle in Latin America
- Can MIPS (Material Input per Service Unit) Assist Municipal Decision-making for Sustainability? – Experiences from Finland
- Carbon emissions and mitigations: Lessons from cross-city analyses in Asia
- Carbon Emissions from 100 Metropolitan Areas of the United States of America - The Policy Implications
- Carbon stabilization in urban and urbanizing soils: the effects of historical land use
- Carbon stored in human settlements: the conterminous US. Global Change Biology
- Challenges of Urban and Regional Carbon Management and the Scientific Response
- China’s Low Carbon Development in the Context of Rapid Economic Growth
- Cities and Climate Change: The role of institutions, governance and urban planning - Conference Paper
- Cities and Climate Change: The role of institutions, governance and urban planning - Presentation
- Cities and climate change: The Tyndall Centre Cities Programme
- Cities and climate change: urban sustainability and global environmental governance
- Cities as Agents of Global Change
- City of Leicester: Climate Change Strategy
- City-scale integrated assessment of climate impacts, adaptation and mitigation - Conference Paper
- City-scale integrated assessment of climate impacts, adaptation and mitigation - Presentation
- Climate Change and Cities: The Making of a Climate Friendly Future
- Climate Change: an Adaptation & Mitigation Agenda for Indian Cities
- CO2 emissions from energy use in East Asian Mega-cities: driving factors, challenges and strategies
- Comparative analysis of CO2 emission in Beijing, Seoul, Tokyo and Shanghai
- Comparative Study of Energy and Carbon Emissions Development Pathways and Climate Policy in Southeast Asian Cities - Conference Paper
- Comparative Study of Energy and Carbon Emissions Development Pathways and Climate Policy in Southeast Asian Cities - Presentation
- Comparative study on indirect energy demand, supply and corresponding CO2 emissions of Asian Mega-cities
- Comparative study on indirect energy use of Asian Mega-cities
- Comparing Mitigation Policies in Five Large Cities: London, New York, Milan, Mexico City, and Bangkok
- Comparison of Cities in the World - A View of the Data on Urban Form, Urban Transportation, and Energy Consumption
- Comparison of urban energy use and carbon emission in Tokyo, Beijing, Seoul and Shanghai
- Creating an Urban Movement for Sustainable Living
- Cross scale-linkages exhibited by urban energy use and carbon emissions in East Asia
- Delve into carbon footprints: accounting for direct and indirect material flows, embodied energy and carbon emissions: allocating responsibility in the case of Singapore
- Dematerializing Cities: From measurement to action beyond the limits to growth
- Development of a renewable energy assessment and targets for London: Volume 1 – Main report
- Development of a renewable energy assessment and targets for London: Volume 2 – Annexes
- Development of sustainable energy systems in Swedish municipalities: a matter of path dependency and power relations
- Development Pathways
- Does urban sprawl cause the growth of transport CO2 emissions? – A statistical analysis and a look at policy options for the EU
- Does urban sprawl cause the growth of transport CO2 emissions? – A statistical analysis and a look at policy options for the EU - Presentation
- Effects of urban metabolism on ecosystem productivity
- Effects of urban tree management and species selection on atmospheric carbon dioxide
- Emergy accounting of the province of Siena: towards a thermodynamic geography for regional studies
- Emission estimates and trends (1990–2000) for megacity Delhi and implications
- Emissions pattern of metro Manila
- Energy analysis for sustainable Mega-cities
- Energy and emissions in South Asian Mega-cities: study on Kolkata, Delhi and Manila
- Energy and Material Flow Through the Urban Ecosystem
- Energy demand model of residential and commercial sectors of cities: a case study of Tokyo
- Energy Flow Indicators in Cities: The Retail Park Service Sector
- Energy in the urban environment: the role of energy use and energy efficiency in buildings
- Energy management in Lucknow city
- Energy requirements of Sydney households
- Energy Use and Carbon Emissions from Global Cities
- Energy use and transport correlation linking personal and travel related energy uses to the urban structure
- Energy Use in Cities
- Energy, emissions and urban sustainability: the reference sustainability system module for London
- Estimates of CO2 emissions in Shanghai (China) in 1990 and 2010
- Exergy and extended exergy accounting of very large complex systems with an application to the province of Siena, Italy
- Forces driving urban greenhouse gas emissions
- GHG Emissions, Urban Mobility and Efficiency of Urban Morphology: A Hypothesis - Conference Paper
- GHG Emissions, Urban Mobility and Efficiency of Urban Morphology: A Hypothesis - Presentation
- Global Carbon Project: 10 Years of Advancing Knowledge on the Global Carbon Cycle and its Management
- Governance and climate change: Assessing and learning from Canadian cities
- Governance and climate change: Assessing and learning from Canadian cities - Presentation
- Green Cities: Urban Growth and the Environment
- Greenhouse Gas Emission Baselines for Global Cities and Metropolitan Regions - Conference Paper
- Greenhouse Gas Emission Baselines for Global Cities and Metropolitan Regions - Presentation
- Greenhouse Gas Emissions Baselines for Global Cities and Metropolitan Regions
- Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Global Cities
- Growing cooler: the evidence on urban development and climate change
- How to estimate the role of urban areas in continental carbon balance?
- How urbanization affects energy-use in developing countries
- Impact of urban sprawl on carbon uptake in Beijing metropolitan area
- Impacts of urban form on future US passenger-vehicle greenhouse gas emissions
- Importance of urban carbon management and prevailing gaps in scientific understanding and policy discussions
- Importance of urban carbon management in global carbon management
- Integrating carbon management into development strategies of cities – establishing a network of case studies of urbanisation in the Asia-Pacific
- Inventory of GHGs and other urban pollutants from energy sector in Delhi and Calcutta
- Japanese Urban Environment
- Linking Societal Metabolism and Urban Metabolism: tracking biophysical flows across scales and dimensions
- Lisbon Case Study. Measuring the Embodied Energy in Household Goods
- Local and Regional CO2 Emissions Estimates for 2004 for the UK
- London energy and CO2 emissions inventory (LECI) 2003
- London’s ecological footprint: a review
- Low carbon cities and behavioral change
- Low Carbon Cities: Curitiba and Brasilia
- Making a difference: sociology of scientific knowledge and urban energy policies
- Material and Energy Flow in Municipalities - The Use of Environmental Management Accounting
- Methods for estimating greenhouse gases from local places
- Modeling the carbon cycle of urban systems
- Modeling the Urban Component of the Carbon Cycle
- Modelling carbon dynamics from urban land conversion: fundamental model of city in relation to a local carbon cycle
- Moving from agenda to action: evaluating local climate change action plans
- Outcomes of the Global Carbon Project's first international conference on carbon management at urban and regional levels
- Overview of Global Carbon Emissions and the Nature of Carbon Management Challenges
- Policy Implications of MFA: Case Study of Geneva, Switzerland
- Potential and bottlenecks of the carbon market: The case of a developing country, Nepal
- Prevention of Urban and Global Warming
- Proposal of a modeling approach considering urban form for evaluation of city level energy management
- Reducing energy and material flows in cities
- Renewable energy and the city: urban life in an age of fossil fuel depletion and climate change
- Scale of economy in urban energy use (Seoul & Tokyo)
- Scenarios/Modeling/Backcasting: Tools and examples of low-carbon cites
- Seasonal cycle of carbon dioxide and its isotopic composition in an urban atmosphere: anthropogenic and biogenic effects
- Shrinking the Carbon Footprint of Metropolitan America
- Spatial configuration and the urban carbon footprint
- Study on energy system simulation tool for urban design
- Sustainability and cities: extending the metabolism model
- Sustainable cities – modelling urban energy supply and demand
- Sustainable Urban Energy Systems in China
- The carbon isotope composition of atmospheric CO2 in Paris
- The Challenge Facing Cities Across the World in Coping with the Sustainability Crisis
- The changing metabolism of cities
- The CO2 emission reduction benefits of Chinese energy policies and environmental policies: A case study for Shanghai, period 1995–2020
- The development of the evaluation model of climate changes and air pollution for sustainability of cities in Korea
- The dynamics of a carbon-based metropolis
- The Global Carbon Cycle
- The Global Carbon Project and urban and regional carbon management
- The New Geography of Contemporary Urbanization and the Environment
- The POETICs of industrial carbon dioxide emissions in Japan: an urban and institutional extension of the IPAT identity
- The potential of urban tree plantings to be cost effective in carbon credit markets
- The price of climate: French consumer preferences reveal spatial and individual inequalities - Conference Paper
- The price of climate: French consumer preferences reveal spatial and individual inequalities - Presentation
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- Urban energy and carbon inventory and modeling for Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro
- Urban Energy and Carbon Management - Lessons from NY, Paris, and London
- Urban energy management: India infrastructure report, 2006
- Urban Energy Transitions
- Urban Energy Use and Carbon Emissions from Cities in China and Policy Implications
- Urban Energy Use and Carbon Emissions in China and its Cities
- Urban Energy Use and CO2 Emission from Cities of China
- Urban energy use and greenhouse gas emissions from Asian Mega-cities: policies for a sustainable future
- Urban energy use in Asian Mega-cities: is Tokyo a desirable model?
- Urban Growth, Buildings, Infrastructures and Energy: Development of Analysis Tools
- Urban Metabolism in City-region & Global Perspective - Linking the Evidence Base to Policy Applications
- Urban System Metabolism Analysis: An Approach for the Definition of Urban Strategic Actions
- Urban Transformation and Carbon Footprint of Mega-Cities in Japan and China
- Urban Transportation, Energy Use and Carbon Emissions in Selected Asian Cities
- Urbanised territories as a specific component of the Global Carbon Cycle
- What parameters influence the spatial variations in CO2 emissions from road traffic in Berlin? implications for urban planning to reduce anthropogenic CO2 emissions
- World urbanization prospects: The 2005 revision
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