Incorporating Agency Into Climate Change Risk AssessmentsAn Editorial Comment

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ROGER N. JONES
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[1] CSIRO Atmospheric Research,
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Climatic Change | 2004年 / 67卷
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Climate Change; Risk Assessment; Human Agency; Probabilistic Framework; Change Assessment;
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Human agency has been viewed as a problem for climate change assessments because of its contribution to uncertainty. In this editorial, I outline the advantages of agency in managing climate change risks, describing how those advantages can be placed within a probabilistic framework.
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