Correction to: Climate Change Interactions with Agriculture, Forestry Sequestration, and Food Security

Pena-Levano, Luis M.; Taheripour, Farzad; Tyner, Wallace E.

doi:10.1007/s10640-019-00343-w

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“…The impact of carbon taxation on distribution can be assessed from various perspectives, including the distribution among households with differing income levels, various household types, rural and urban households, and disparities across generations. Most of the research conducted to date has concentrated on examining the distributional consequences concerning varying income groups [49].…”

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Assessing the Role of Carbon Taxes in Driving Low-Carbon Transformations: A Comparative Analysis of Implementation Policies

Putri,

Werastuti,

Rustiarini

et al. 2024

IJSDP

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Innovations in the utilization of alternative energy sources to replace coal and oil-based production methods have a direct impact on the volume of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions released into the atmosphere and subsequently contributing to the greenhouse effect. Addressing these negative externalities of greenhouse gas emissions is most effectively achieved through a universal global carbon tax system applied uniformly across all nations. This study seeks to explore the implementation of a carbon tax as an alternative policy for curbing carbon emissions and promoting a transition to a sustainable green economy. The research adopts a qualitative approach with a focus on comparative analysis, examining carbon tax policies across various countries in Europe, America, and Asia. Research data was primarily gathered through an extensive review of relevant literature, with a major data source being the World Bank's reports on the status and trends of carbon pricing. The study's findings underscore the efficacy of a carbon tax as a policy instrument to reduce carbon emissions. Furthermore, it has the potential to induce shifts in both household and industrial decisionmaking behaviors, leading to reduced energy consumption with high emissions. Ultimately, this policy approach can foster sustainable development and facilitate the transition to a green economy characterized by low-carbon practices, resource efficiency, and social inclusivity. These policies are instrumental in addressing environmental and social challenges, thus safeguarding the well-being of future generations.

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Section: ) Distribution Impactmentioning

confidence: 99%

Assessing the Role of Carbon Taxes in Driving Low-Carbon Transformations: A Comparative Analysis of Implementation Policies

Putri,

Werastuti,

Rustiarini

et al. 2024

IJSDP

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“…Adverse local, regional, and global climate change impacts can alter the production of food products. These effects ultimately affect biomass output, which includes the production of fiber, feed, food, and fuels (Peña-Lévano et al, 2019) [44] . Unfavorable climatic conditions can adversely affect the resources and infrastructure thus affecting the nutritional security in the long run.…”

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Climate change and food security

Negi,

Kaur,

Sharma

et al. 2024

Int. J. Agric. Extension Social Dev.

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Climate change is a serious threat to our planet. Rising temperatures, erratic rainfall and extreme weather conditions have created havoc for many nations. The rate of global warming is higher than it has ever been. Variations in temperature are altering weather patterns and upsetting the natural balance of the ecosystem. Such climatic changes have adverse effect on the food security as well. Thus the current study explores the effects of climate change on food security. The results are based on the perspectives of different researchers. The effects were studied under food availability, food accessibility and food utilization in the face of climate change. Climate change adversely affects all the dimensions of food security. The current situation calls for a paradigm change regarding food systems and agriculture.

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“…Te biggest problem is the escalation of emergencies related to climate change, which in recent years has been defned by most scientists as "global change." Tese changes, in particular, pose serious risks to the life and health of citizens [54], afect the global economy (production, supply, trade, and pricing) [55], change approaches to energy use and agricultural production [6], cause large-scale migration processes of all living beings in search of habitat [56], pose a serious threat to biodiversity conservation and food security [2], and provoke armed conficts over territories and resources [43]. Today, there is no universally accepted scientifc explanation for the causes of global climate change.…”

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“…Climate change has already caused widespread negative impacts on ecosystems and human systems. Land resources, agriculture, food security, forestry, and energy have proven to be the most vulnerable to climate change, although the fuel and energy sector are traditionally considered to be the sector with the most signifcant impact on climate change as the main source of greenhouse gases [6,7]. We are particularly concerned about the high rate of oil and natural gas consumption, which results in adverse environmental impacts [8].…”

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The Canonical Discriminant Model of the Environmental Security Threats

Kovalchuk,

Karpinski,

Babala

et al. 2023

Complexity

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The existence of modern humanity directly depends on environmental security. Human society, biodiversity, ecosystems, and climate safety are interdependent. The anthropogenic influence that causes irreversible climate change threatens both the ecosystem’s existence and humans’ survival. To maintain a balance between human well-being and a safe environment, it is important to have a diverse knowledge of the interrelations between the technological impact on the natural environment and climate change and an understanding of action strategies to mitigate climate change and ensure sustainable development. Applying a scientific approach, data analytics, and data science tools can effectively support climate change mitigation and prevent a climate disaster. Based on the components of the climate change performance index (CCPI) 2023 for 59 countries and the EU, a canonical discriminant model was built to identify the significant factors that influence the assessment of the effectiveness of climate protection in a particular country or region and the assessment of climate risks. It can be used to assess the level of climate protection effectiveness of countries that have not defined the CCPI 2023. Based on empirical data, we have determined the real weights of the relevant CCPI components in relation to the effectiveness of actions aimed at reducing global warming. We have established that there are additional factors important for assessing climate protection, but the CCPI rating does not consider them. We conducted a comparative analysis of the CCPI index and the sustainable development goals (SDG) index. The study establishes that the differences in environmental protection among the world’s countries do not determine the assessment of the level of sustainable development of the world’s countries. The obtained results can provide information to support decision-making in developing effective strategies and urgent actions to ensure climate protection.

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Correction to: Climate Change Interactions with Agriculture, Forestry Sequestration, and Food Security

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Assessing the Role of Carbon Taxes in Driving Low-Carbon Transformations: A Comparative Analysis of Implementation Policies

Assessing the Role of Carbon Taxes in Driving Low-Carbon Transformations: A Comparative Analysis of Implementation Policies

Climate change and food security

The Canonical Discriminant Model of the Environmental Security Threats

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