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Climate Change Mitigation and Agriculture
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Editor(s):
Eva Wollenberg
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Marja-Liisa Tapio-Bistrom
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Maryanne Grieg-Gran
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Alison Nihart
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March 1 2013
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Routledge
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9781136503450
Publication date (Online):
March 1 2013
DOI:
10.4324/9780203144510
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Book chapters
pp. 34
Climate change mitigation and agriculture: designing projects and policies for smallholder farmers: Eva Wollenberg, Marja-Liisa Tapio-Biström, Maryanne Grieg-Gran
pp. 59
Agricultural mitigation approaches for smallholders: an overview of farming systems and mitigation options: Christina Seeberg-Elverfeldt and Marja-Liisa Tapio-Biström
pp. 70
Evaluating synergies and trade- offs among food security, development, and climate change
pp. 81
Achieving mitigation through synergies with adaptation: Pete Smith and Eva Wollenberg
pp. 90
Economic challenges facing agricultural access to carbon markets: Alessandro De Pinto, Claudia Ringler, Marilia Magalhaes
pp. 98
Reducing costs and improving benefits in smallholder agriculture carbon projects: implications for going to scale: Seth Shames, Louise E. Buck, Sara J. Scherr
pp. 107
How to make carbon finance work for smallholders in Africa: experience from the Kenya Agricultural Carbon Project: Bo Lager and Ylva Nyberg
pp. 117
Designing agricultural mitigation for smallholders in developing countries: a comparative analysis of projects in East Africa: Jean Lee and Jess Newman
pp. 131
Using certification to support climate change mitigation and adaptation in agriculture: Jeff Hayward, Gianluca Gondolini, Oliver Bach, Mark Moroge
pp. 142
Lessons learned from REDD for agriculture: Christine Negra and Eva Wollenberg
pp. 152
Sustainable land management and carbon finance: the experience of the BioCarbon Fund: Ellysar Baroudy and Neeta Hooda
pp. 160
Financing mitigation in smallholder agricultural systems: issues and opportunities: Tanja Havemann
pp. 173
Economics of agricultural carbon sequestration in sub-Saharan Africa: Timm Tennigkeit, Fredrich Kahrl, Johannes Wölcke, Ken Newcombe
pp. 188
The potential for microfinance as a channel for carbon payments: Fred Werneck
pp. 199
Payments for environmental services to mitigate climate change: agriculture and forestry compared: Sven Wunder and Jan Börner
pp. 210
Avoided deforestation on smallholder farms in the Brazilian Amazon: Osvaldo Stella Martins, Paulo Moutinho, Erika de Paula Pedro Pinto, Ricardo Rettmann, Simone Mazer, Maria Lucimar Souza, Ane Alencar, Isabel Castro, Galdino Xavier
pp. 222
An Australian landscape- based approach: AFOLU mitigation for smallholders
pp. 232
Sustaining China’s agriculture in a changing climate: a multidisciplinary action through UK–China cooperation: Yuelai Lu, David Powlson, David Norse, David Chadwick, Declan Conway, Brian Ford-Lloyd, Nigel Maxted, Pete Smith, Tim Wheeler
pp. 245
Farm- scale greenhouse gas emissions using the Cool Farm Tool: application of a generic farming emissions calculator in developing countries
pp. 255
Using biogeochemical process models to quantify greenhouse gas mitigation from agricultural management: Lydia P. Olander
pp. 270
An emissions- intensity approach for crediting greenhouse gas mitigation in agriculture: reconciling climate and food security objectives in the developing world
pp. 280
Emerging techniques for soil carbon measurements: Debora M.B.P. Milori, Aline Segnini, Wilson T.L. Da Silva, Adolfo Posadas, Victor Mares, Roberto Quiroz, Ladislau Martin Neto
pp. 291
Carbon accounting for smallholder agricultural soil carbon projects: Matthias Seebauer, Timm Tennigkeit, Neil Bird, Giuliana Zanchi
pp. 302
Accounting for quality in agricultural carbon credits: a Verified Carbon Standard for agricultural land management projects: Naomi Swickard and Alison Nihart
pp. 314
Conservation agriculture as a means to mitigate and adapt to climate change: a case study from Mexico: Nele Verhulst, Bram Govaerts, Ken D. Sayre, Kai Sonder, Ricardo Romero-Perezgrovas, Monica Mezzalama, Luc Dendooven
pp. 328
Potential of agricultural carbon sequestration in sub-Saharan Africa: Timm Tennigkeit, Fredrich Kahrl, Johannes Wölcke, Ken Newcombe
pp. 343
Livestock and greenhouse gas emissions: mitigation options and trade- offs
pp. 360
Home on the range: the contribution of rangeland management to climate change mitigation: Constance L. Neely and Jan De Leeuw
pp. 374
Integrated nutrient management as a key contributor to China’s low- carbon agriculture
pp. 387
Climate change mitigation in agroforestry systems: linking smallholders to forest carbon markets BAMBI L . SEMROC , GÖTZ SCHROTH , CELIA A . HARVEY ,
pp. 397
Livelihood and environmental trade- offs of climate mitigation in smallholder coffee agroforestry systems
pp. 409
Agricultural intensification as a climate mitigation and food security strategy for sub- Saharan Africa
pp. 418
Carbon trade- offs along tropical forest margins: lessons from ASB Partnership work in Cameroon PETER A . MINANG , MEINE VAN NOORDWIJK ,
pp. 426
Mitigation options from forestry and agriculture in the Amazon: Jan Börner and Sven Wunder
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