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Cover 1 Half-title 3 Title page 5 Copyright information 6 Dedication 7 Contents 9 Preface 13 Acknowledgements 17 Part I Context, Tools and Systems 19 1 Adaptation and the Paris Agreement 21 1.1 The Global Context 21 1.2 The Climate Convention 23 1.3 Experimentalist Governance 25 1.4 Experimentalism, Sustainability and Systems Thinking 28 The Sustainable Development Goals 28 Systems Thinking 30 1.5 The Paris Agreement 31 Experimentalist Features 31 Global Mitigation Goal 31 Global Adaptation Goal 33 Adaptation Reporting and Learning 35 The Talanoa Dialogue 37 Rethinking the CoPs 37 1.6 Design of the Book 39 2 Chaos and Climate Emergency 43 2.1 Birth of the Anthropocene 43 2.2 'War' with Nature 44 The 'Dying Planet Index' 44 The Leaders' Pledge for Nature 45 Strategy and Artistry 46 2.3 Goals of the Peace 47 Grand Strategy 47 Entitlement Myths 48 2.4 Ecological Risk 48 2.5 Tipping Points 49 The Precautionary Approach 49 Complexity and Transformation 51 The Arctic 'Death Spiral' 51 2.6 Local Risks 55 2.7 The Climate Emergency 58 2.8 The Politics of Climate Chaos 60 2.9 Signs of a Zeitgeist Shift 61 The Paris Agreement 62 The Elysée Palace Climate Initiative 63 Corporate Reporting of
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- Caldecott, Julian;
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