Applied Studies in Climate Adaptation

Herausgegeben von Palutikof, Jean P.; Boulter, Sarah L.; Barnett, Jon; Rissik, David

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Produktbeschreibung

The book advances knowledge about climate change adaptationpractices through a series of case studies. It presents importantevidence about adaptation practices in agriculture, businesses, thecoastal zone, community services, disaster management, ecosystems,indigneous populations, and settlements and infrastructure. Inaddition to 38 case studies across these sectors, the book containshorizon-scoping essays from international experts in adaptationresearch, including Hallie Eakin, Susanne Moser, Jonathon Overpeck,Bill Solecki, and Gary Yohe.

Australia's social-ecological systems have a long historyof adapting to climate variability and change, and in recentdecades has been a world-leader in implementing and researchingadaptation, making this book of universal relevance to all thoseworking to adapt our environment and societies to climatechange.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Wiley & Sons
• 1. Auflage
• Seitenzahl: 496
• Erscheinungstermin: 7. Januar 2015
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 246mm x 193mm x 28mm
• Gewicht: 1225g
• ISBN-13: 9781118845011
• ISBN-10: 1118845013
• Artikelnr.: 41429623

Autorenporträt

Jean Palutikof is the Director of the National Climate Change Adaptation Research Facility (NCCARF) where she has built a national program of adaptation research, communication and partnerships. Prior to joining NCCARF she managed the production of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Fourth Assessment Report for Working Group II (Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability). Her research interests focus on climate change impacts, and the application of climatic data to economic and planning issues. Sarah Boulter is a Research Fellow with NCCARF where she works on synthesis and communication of adaptation research. Her research background includes studies of biodiversity and reproductive ecology of forested systems and the impacts of climate change. Jon Barnett is a Professor and Australian Research Council Future Fellow in Geography at The University of Melbourne. He is a political geographer who researches the impacts of and responses to environmental change on social systems in Australia, East Asia and the South Pacific. David Rissik is Deputy Director (General Manager) of the National Climate Change Adaptation Research Facility responsible for the day-to-day management of the Facility and the Synthesis and Integrative Research Program. He has interest and experience in the delivery of applied research to practitioners in ways that are easily accessible and useful. His research background is in coastal and estuarine ecology and management.

Inhaltsangabe

List of Contributors ix Acknowledgements xv 1 Introduction to the book 1
Jean P. Palutikof Sarah L. Boulter Jon Barnett and David Rissik 2
Adaptation as a field of research and practice: notes from the frontiers of
adaptation 6 Jean P. Palutikof Jon Barnett Sarah L. Boulter and David
Rissik SECTION 1 Frameworks for enabling adaptation 21 3 Thoughts on the
context of adaptation to climate change 23 Gary Yohe 4 Reflections on
disaster loss trends global climate change and insurance 26 John Mcaneney
Ryan Crompton Rade Musulin George Walker Delphine Mcaneney and Roger Pielke
Jr 5 Designing spatial adaptation planning instruments 34 Andrew Macintosh
Jan Mcdonald and Anita Foerster 6 Public risk perceptions understandings
and responses to climate change 43 Joseph P. Reser Graham L. Bradley and
Michelle C. Ellul 7 Bridging the gap between researchers and
decision-makers 51 Danielle C. Verdon-Kidd Anthony S. Kiem and Emma K.
Austin SECTION 2 M anaging ecosystems under climate change 61 8 The
challenge of biodiversity adaptation under climate change 63 Jonathan T.
Overpeck 9 Management options for bird conservation in the face of climate
change 68 Donald C. Franklin April E. Reside and Stephen T. Garnett 10
Methods to prioritise adaptation options for iconic seabirds and marine
mammals impacted by climate change 77 Alistair J. Hobday Lynda E. Chambers
and John P.Y. Arnould 11 Climate adaptation and adaptive management
planning for the Macquarie Marshes: a wetland of international importance
95 Gilad bino richard t. Kingsford and Kim Jenkins 12 Conservation of
Australian plant-dwelling invertebrates in a changing climate 107 Melinda
L. Moir SECTION 3 Farming 117 13 Agricultural adaptations: social context
and complexity 119 John Morton 14 Farmer decision-making under climate
change: a real options analysis 122 Greg Hertzler Todd Sanderson Tim Capon
Peter Hayman Ross Kingwell Anthea Mcclintock Jason Crean and Alan Randall
15 Broadacre farmers adapting to a changing climate 130 Ross Kingwell Lucy
Anderton Nazrul Islam Vilaphonh Xayavong Angela Wardell-Johnson David
Feldman and Jane Speijers 16 Growth opportunities for marine fisheries and
aquaculture industries in a changing climate 139 Alistair J. Hobday Rodrigo
H. Bustamante Anna Farmery Aysha Fleming Stewart Frusher Bridget S. Green
Lilly Lim-Camacho James Innes Sarah Jennings Ana Norman-López Sean Pascoe
Gretta T. Pecl Éva E. Plagányi-Lloyd Peggy Schrobback Oliver Thebaud Linda
Thomas and E. Ingrid van Putten 17 Water tariffs and farmer adaptation: the
case of Goulburn-Murray Water Victoria Australia 156 Bethany Cooper Lin
Crase and Nicholas Pawsey 18 The role of water markets in helping
irrigators adapt to water scarcity in the Murray-Darling Basin Australia
166 Sarah Ann Wheeler Adam Loch and Jane Edwards SECTION 4 Coasts 175 19
Raising the seas rising to greatness? Meeting the challenge of coastal
climate change 177 Susanne C. Moser 20 A framework for modelling the risks
of climate-change impacts on Australian coasts 181 Colin Woodroffe Dave
Callaghan Peter Cowell David Wainwright Kerrylee Rogers and Roshanka
Ranasinghe 21 Navigating from climate change impacts to adaptation actions
in coastal ecosystems 190 Wade L. Hadwen and Samantha J. Capon 22 Enhancing
the resilience of seaports to a changing climate 200 Darryn Mcevoy and Jane
Mullett 23 Equity economic efficiency and institutional capacity in
adapting coastal settlements 208 Cameron S. Fletcher Bruce M. Taylor Alicia
N. Rambaldi Ben P. Harman Sonja Heyenga K. Renuka Ganegodage Felix Lipkin
and Ryan R. J. Mcallister 24 Who should do what? Public perceptions on
responsibility for sea-level rise adaptation 216 Elissa Waters and Jon
Barnett SECTION 5 Building resilience among vulnerable groups 225 25 The
'turn to capacity' in vulnerability research 227 Hallie Eakin 26 The limits
to adaptation: a comparative analysis 231 Jon Barnett and Jean P. Palutikof
27 Adaptation to extreme heat and climate change in culturally and
linguistically diverse communities 241 Alana Hansen Monika Nitschke and
Peng Bi 28 Experiences of resettled refugees during the 2011 Queensland
floods 250 Ignacio Correa-Velez Celia Mcmichael Sandra M. Gifford and
Augustine Conteh 29 Vulnerability to climate change among disadvantaged
groups: the role of social exclusion 258 Arusyak Sevoyan and Graeme Hugo 30
Adapting the community sector for climate extremes 266 Emily Hamilton and
Karl Mallon SECTION 6 Indigenous experience of climate change 281 31
Continuity and change: Indigenous Australia and the imperative of
adaptation 283 Meg Parsons 32 Housing households and climate change
adaptation in the town camps of Alice Springs 289 Ralph Horne and Andrew
Martel 33 Indigenous experiences and responses to Cyclone Tracy 297
Katharine Haynes Deanne K. Bird and Dean B. Carson 34 Indigenous governance
and climate change adaptation: two native title case studies from Australia
307 Tran Tran Jessica K. Weir Lisa M. Strelein and Claire Stacey 35
Indigenous adaptation to climate change: the Arabana 316 Melissa
Nursey-Bray Deane Fergie Veronica Arbon Lester-Irabinna Rigney Rob Palmer
John Tibby Nick Harvey Lucy Hackworth and Aaron Stuart SECTION 7
Settlements and housing 327 36 Contextualising the challenge of adapting
human settlements 329 William D. Solecki 37 Climate change and the future
of Australia's country towns 332 Andrew Beer Selina Tually Michael Kroehn
John Martin Rolf Gerritsen Mike Taylor Michelle Graymore and Julia Law 38
Robust optimisation of urban drought security for an uncertain climate 342
Mohammad Mortazavi-Naeini George Kuczera Anthony S. Kiem Lijie Cui Benjamin
Henley Brendan Berghout and Emma Turner 39 How to cope with heat waves in
the home 354 Wasim Saman Stephen Pullen and John Boland 40 Pathways for
adaptation of low-income housing to extreme heat 364 Guy Barnett R. Matthew
Beaty Jacqui Meyers Dong Chen and Stephen Mcfallan 41 Climate change
adaptation in the rental sector 372 Lesley Instone Kathleen J. Mee Jane
Palmer Miriam Williams and Nicola Vaughan SECTION 8 A daptation and
disaster management 381 42 Practical adaptation: past present and future
383 Ian Burton 43 Community resilience to disaster in four regional
Australian towns 386 Helen J. Boon 44 Sink or swim? Response recovery and
adaptation in communities impacted by the 2010/11 Australian floods 395
Deanne K. Bird David King Katharine Haynes Pamela Box and Tetsuya Okada 45
Disaster risk management and climate change adaptation revisited 407
Michael Howes SECTION 9 Business 415 46 Adaptation to climate change by
business organisations 417 Frans Berkhout 47 Capacities of private
developers in urban climate change adaptation 422 Heather Shearer Jago
Dodson Eddo Coiacetto and Pazit Taygfeld 48 Ensuring small business
continuity under a changing climate: the role of adaptive capacity 429
Natasha Kuruppu Pierre Mukheibir and Janina Murta 49 Investing in adaptive
capacity: opportunities risks and firm behaviour 437 Jason West Index 445