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Chapter 1 Goals, Progress, Issues and Challenges of Global Carbon Neutrality
1.1 Goals of Global Carbon Neutrality
1.2 Progress Towards Global Carbon Neutrality
1.3 Issues and Challenges Facing Global Carbon Neutrality
1.4 The Decisive Factor in Global Carbon Neutrality: The Realization of China’s Dual Carbon Targets
Chapter 2 Philosophical, Sociological and Legal Discussions on Global Climate Change
2.1 Climate and Environment: Human Challenges and the Tragedy of the Commons
2.2 Starting Point of Consensus on the Climate Change: A Community with a Shared Future for Mankind
2.3 Carbon Emission Rights and Human Rights
2.4 Who Should Bear the Liability for Carbon Reduction: Producers or Consumers?
2.5 Balancing Interests of Nations and Regions: The Impossible Triangle of Climate Governance
2.6 God’s Perspective: Solution to the Global Climate Change
2.7 China’s Liability in Addressing Global Climate Change
2.8 Major Variables in Current Climate Change
2.9 Cherish the Achievements, Clarify Human Goals, and Accelerate Actions
Chapter 3 Current Development and Practice: Economics of Climate Change
3.1 Definition of Climate Change from the Perspective of Economics
3.2 Fundamental Theories of the Economics of Climate Change
3.3 Crucial Challenges for the Economics of Climate Change
3.4 Research Status and Achievements of the Economics of Climate Change
3.5 Carbon Taxes: International Practices
3.6 Carbon Market: International Practices
3.7 The Road to Carbon Neutrality: Carbon Taxes or Carbon Market
3.8 True Propositions of Global Climate Change
3.9 The Third Pathway: Global Carbon Neutrality Solution from a Consumer Liability Perspective
Chapter 4 The Origin of Global Climate Change
4.1 Two Postulates of Global Climate Change
4.2 Seven Axioms of Global Climate Change
Chapter 5 New Carbon Emission Liability Mechanism
5.1 Two Assumptions
5.2 Three Basic Principles
Chapter 6 Construction of National Carbon Reduction System and Implementation Plan Based on the CELM Framework
6.1 “1+1” Carbon Reduction System Based on the CELM Framework
6.2 Implementation and Operation Plan of CELM-based Carbon Reduction System
6.3 Establish Household Carbon Accounts and Promote Carbon Reduction for All
6.4 Treatment Plan for the Input and Output of Carbon Source Organizations
6.5 Data Processing for Carbon Emissions in Imports and Exports as well as Carbon Tariff Under the CELM Framework
6.6 Trial Operation and Implementation of the CELM Framework
6.7 Case Study: Collection of Sewage Treatment Fees in Shanghai and Its Significance to the Collection of Carbon Fees
Chapter 7 Carbon Ticket Management System (CTMS)
7.1 Management of Carbon Source Organizations and Carbon Sources
7.2 Management of Carbon Sink Organizations and Carbon Sinks
7.3 Design of Carbon Ticket Management System
Chapter 8 Negative Carbon Trading Market (NCTM)
8.1 Top-Level Designs for the National Negative Carbon Trading Market
8.2 Carbon Futures Market
8.3 Anticipated Challenges in Carbon Market and Government Regulation Mechanism
8.4 Construction of an International Carbon Trading Market
8.5 National Carbon Asset Registration System
8.6 Negative Carbon Market Trading System
8.7 Integrated Carbon Pricing: Advantages of Carbon Pricing in the CELM Framework
8.8 Development Trend of CELM-Based NCTM
8.9 Policy Recommendations
Chapter 9 Analysis of the Operation of the CELM-Based Carbon Reduction System
9.1 Analysis of the Operation of the CELM-Based Carbon Reduction System in the Construction Industry
9.2 Analysis of the Operation of the CELM-Based Carbon Reduction System in the Power Generation Industry
9.3 Analysis of a Carbon Neutral Country, City, Park, Enterprise and Household
9.4 Summary
Chapter 10 Global Carbon Neutrality Solution
10.1 Major Challenges in Advancing Global Carbon Neutrality
10.2 The “1+1” Global Carbon Neutrality Solution Based on the CELM Framework
10.3 Establishing a Global Carbon Reduction System Based on the CELM Framework
10.4 Establish A Global Green Energy Supply System Based on CELM
10.5 Treatment Plan for Historical Carbon Stock
10.6 Financing for Green Transition in Developing Countries
10.7 Effect Analysis of the CELM-based Global Carbon Neutrality Solution
10.8 The Urgent Tasks of the International Community
10.9 Global Carbon Neutrality: A Vision for the Future
Chapter 11 Macro-Level Impacts of Implementation of the CELM Framework: An Insightful Case Study from China
11.1 Impacts on Government Carbon Control Policies
11.2 Impacts on Macroeconomy
11.3 Impacts on Energy Policy
11.4 Impacts on Imports and Exports
11.5 Impacts on Finance
11.6 Impacts on Markets and Enterprises
11.7 Impacts on People’s Livelihood: Household Income and Consumption
11.8 Impacts on Individual Consumption Habits
11.9 Impacts on National Security and Taiwan Strait Situation
11.10 Impacts on China’s Total Carbon Emissions Liability Accounting
11.11 Quantitative Analysis of the Economic Effects of the CELM Framework
11.12 Climate Change and Current Economic Situation
11.13 Summary
Chapter 12 The Necessity, Feasibility and Urgency of Implementing the CELM Framework
12.1 Top Ten Breakthroughs in the CELM Framework
12.2 The Necessity of Implementing the CELM Framework
12.3 The Feasibility of Implementing the CELM Framework
12.4 The Urgency of Implementing the CELM Framework
Chapter 13 Dual Carbon Policies and Action Plans
13.1 Accelerating the Establishment of CELM Framework in China
13.2 Achieving a Unified National Negative Carbon Trading Market
13.3 Implementing Precise Carbon Reduction Policies to Drive out Inefficient Practices
13.4 Launch of the Carbon Market and Adjustment of Tax Burden Structure
13.5 Arrangements for Carbon Fee Revenue
13.6 Compensation and Transfer Payments for Energy Resource Provinces and Carbon Sink Provinces
13.7 Increasing Incentive Policies for the Circular Economy
13.8 Nine Recommendations for Actions
13.9 China’s Climate Ambitions and Global Contributions
Chapter 14 New Principles for Public Goods
14.1 Innovations in Climate Change Economics
14.2 Innovations in Climate Governance Policy Instruments
14.3 The CELM Framework: Future Research Projects
14.4 Analysis of New Principles for Public Goods
14.5 Outlook
Chapter 15 The CELM Theory and Solution: FAQ
