Consensus on Climate Change Adaptation among Government and Populace
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Observations and long-term trends indicate that climate
change impacts would be significant and affects Taiwan directly and
severely. Taiwan engages not only in mitigation, but also in adaptation.
However, there are cognitive gaps on adaptation between government
and populace. Besides, a vision of zero-carbon and renewable energy
100% will be adopted in future. Therefore, the objectives of this
article are to 1) hold a National Forum for knowing differences
between the strategies of zero-carbon and renewable energy 100% and
cognitions of general populace, and 2) plan a clear roadmap for the
vision, strategy, and measures. In this forum, we set 5 group topics, 5
presumed themes, and issues mentioned review for concluding the
critical issues. Finally, there are 4 strategies and 14 critical issues
which correlate with the vision and strategy of government and the
cognition of the general populace.
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- <p>
- National Science Council, The Science Report of Taiwan Climate Change 2011, November 2011.
- http://tccip.ncdr.nat.gov.tw/NCDR/main/index.aspx, access 2013/09/05.
- Council for Economic Planning and Development, Adaptation Strategy to Climate Change in Taiwan, June 2012.
- http://unfccc.saveoursky.org.tw/nccs/, access 2013/07/30.
- http://ecolife.epa.gov.tw/cooler/project/WorldCafe/, access 2013/09/05</p>