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This training, led by Meg Caldwell on January 14, 2009, in Marshall, CA, emphasizes the importance of adapting coastal and marine resource management to the impacts of climate change. Grounded in the principles of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, the session explores California's initiatives, like AB 32 and REDD, and their significance in stabilizing greenhouse gas concentrations. The discussion includes strategies for addressing development and infrastructure challenges in coastal areas and highlights the critical need for coordinated efforts in adaptation strategies.
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The Global Scale A quick glance at Copenhagen and beyond Meg Caldwell Adapting to Climate Change: A Training for Coastal and Marine Resource Managers Marshall, CA January 14, 2009
BACKGROUND:United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Stabilize greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere at a level that will preventdangerousanthropogenic interference with the climate system.
Reasons for Concern Smith et al, 2009
What Happened WRI (February 2010)
California’s role • AB 32 • Reduce Emissions from Deforestation (REDD) • Western Climate Initiative What about coastal resources? development? infrastructure?