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Title: The Mitigation Task Group


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The Mitigation Task Group
  • Johannes Buckle
  • Jim Jordahl
  • Juan van den Broeck
  • Sarah White Mack
  • Suzanne Adams
  • Priscilla Bloomfield
  • Diego Rosso
  • MarĂ­a Florencia Clavin
  • Diego Rodriguez
  • Saeed Al Zak
  • Mohan Radhakrishan
  • Ayan Biswas
  • Daniel A. Nolasco
  • USA, Canada, Argentina, Italy, Uruguay, Ghana,
    India, and South Africa
  • Rather than aiming at completeness, fostering
    fruitful discussion on
  • Ongoing research needs
  • CO2e trading and methodology needs
  • Mitigation and wetlands
  • Mitigation activities outside Kyoto Protocol
  • Linking mitigation and adaptation

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Guiding thoughts
  • Its not all about energy a big part of the
    mitigation effort in developing countries is
    through CH4 capture flaring.
  • ? yet, we need to get developed countries on
    board as well, so feel free to add energy
    efficiency !!
  • The way we measure footprints, baselines, and
    project emissions vary widely whether we are
    within or outside Kyoto. We need a common
    standard for water utilities ? now or never !
  • CDM Kyoto methodologies help, but need
    improvement.

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Guiding thoughts (cont.)
  • Need to balance wastewater treatment levels with
    emissions how much GHG emissions are we willing
    to accept in order to get a pristine effluent?
  • N2O may not be as small as we initially thought !
    ? research needs
  • When considering treatment alternatives, such as
    wetlands, C footprint is an inadequate criterion
    ? full life cycle analysis including net
    environmental benefits (e.g., habitat
    restoration) will provide a more robust
    assessment need to build consensus
  • Important to track what goes on in the USA
  • Work needed on establishing the link between
    mitigation adaptation pursue mitigation
    options that facilitate climate change
    adaptation.
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