A professor of sustainable energy at Simon Fraser University, British Columbia, Jaccard has a Ph.D. in economics from Université de Grenoble. He has helped many governments with climate-energy policy, including serving on the China Council for International Cooperation on Environment and Development and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. In the 1990s, he chaired British Columbia's utilities commission and in the 2000s he helped design its famous carbon tax, clean electricity standard and other climate-energy policies. He is a member of the Royal Society of Canada in recognition of his research, and a frequent media presence in Canada and the US. His book, Sustainable Fossil Fuels (Cambridge, 2005), won the Donner Prize. His efforts on the climate challenge range from testifying before the US Congress and the European Commission to being arrested for blocking a coal train, as he explains in this book.
Inhaltsangabe
1. The role of myths in our climate-energy challenge 2. The art of deluding ourselves and others 3. Climate scientists are conspirators 4. All countries will agree on climate fairness 5. This fossil fuel project is essential 6. We must price carbon emissions 7. Peak oil will get us first anyway 8. We must change our behavior 9. We can be carbon neutral 10. Energy efficiency is profitable 11. Renewables have won 12. We must abolish capitalism 13. The simple path to success with our climate-energy challenge Bibliography Index.
1. The role of myths in our climate-energy challenge; 2. The art of deluding ourselves and others; 3. Climate scientists are conspirators; 4. All countries will agree on climate fairness; 5. This fossil fuel project is essential; 6. We must price carbon emissions; 7. Peak oil will get us first anyway; 8. We must change our behavior; 9. We can be carbon neutral; 10. Energy efficiency is profitable; 11. Renewables have won; 12. We must abolish capitalism; 13. The simple path to success with our climate-energy challenge; Bibliography; Index.
1. The role of myths in our climate-energy challenge 2. The art of deluding ourselves and others 3. Climate scientists are conspirators 4. All countries will agree on climate fairness 5. This fossil fuel project is essential 6. We must price carbon emissions 7. Peak oil will get us first anyway 8. We must change our behavior 9. We can be carbon neutral 10. Energy efficiency is profitable 11. Renewables have won 12. We must abolish capitalism 13. The simple path to success with our climate-energy challenge Bibliography Index.
1. The role of myths in our climate-energy challenge; 2. The art of deluding ourselves and others; 3. Climate scientists are conspirators; 4. All countries will agree on climate fairness; 5. This fossil fuel project is essential; 6. We must price carbon emissions; 7. Peak oil will get us first anyway; 8. We must change our behavior; 9. We can be carbon neutral; 10. Energy efficiency is profitable; 11. Renewables have won; 12. We must abolish capitalism; 13. The simple path to success with our climate-energy challenge; Bibliography; Index.
Rezensionen
'Mark Jaccard gives us very direct, practical steps to make a real difference in the climate crisis - both in our daily lives and with our political powers. This is a potent, smart book that draws on Mark's decades of leadership on climate change, economics, and politics. A crucial read to learn what actions will effectively transform our world from climate crisis to a bright livable future.' Gregor Robertson, Mayor of Vancouver (2008-2018), and Global Ambassador for the Global Covenant of Mayors for Climate and Energy
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