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*What measures can be taken in Helsinki Metropolitan area to control climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions?
*What measures can be taken in Helsinki Metropolitan area to control climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions?


::*How to reduce the per capita carbon dioxide emissions of the Helsinki Metropolitan Area by 39 per cent of the 1990 level by the year 2030? This will mean reducing per capita emissions by about one third of the 2004 level by the year 2030.
::*How to reduce the per capita carbon dioxide emissions of the Helsinki Metropolitan Area by 39 per cent of the 1990 level by the year 2030?


=== Intended use and users ===
=== Intended use and users ===

Revision as of 08:18, 26 March 2015

Homework 1

What is shared understanding?

  • All participants understand what decision options are considered, desired outcomes, objectives, facts, opinions and disagreements exist and why. Also why a certain decision option is selected.
  • Everyone understands the whole picture without having to agree with each other.


What different purposes are there for participation in assessment and/or decision making?

  • Openness builds trust among participants and outside observers.
  • To make sure all relevant issues are raised and handled properly
  • Through successful critique invalid statements can be ruled out from the assessment


What is benefit-risk assessment?

  • Analyzing different scientific data to compare benefits and risks of an event, activity, food etc.
  • For example assessing use of food additives: do the benefits outweigh possible risks?

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Homework 2

  • What could an Universal object be in an assessment?
  • Is the Training assessment similar to the assignment we are going to do during the course?

DARM 2015 Homework 4


Scope

Question

  • What measures can be taken in Helsinki Metropolitan area to control climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions?
  • How to reduce the per capita carbon dioxide emissions of the Helsinki Metropolitan Area by 39 per cent of the 1990 level by the year 2030?

Intended use and users

Helsinki Metropolitan area city authorities

Participants

  • Cities of Helsinki, Espoo, Vantaa and Kauniainen
  • A broad range of environmental protection, planning, traffic and public transport specialists from the cities
  • YTV specialists in traffic, solid waste management and regional development
  • representatives of energy companies
  • interest groups

Boundaries

  • Area: Helsinki Metropolitan area (Helsinki, Espoo, Vantaa and Kauniainen)
  • Time: Until the year 2030

Decisions and scenarios

Timing

Answer

Results

Conclusions

Rationale

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Stakeholders

Dependencies

Analyses

Indices

Calculations

See also

Keywords

References


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