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Secondary Benefits of Greenhouse Gas Reduction (2000)
 Secondary benefits of greenhouse gas reduction are positive side-effects of measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in addition to the intended primary climate effect. Knowledge of secondary benefits is of key relevance to Swiss environmental policy since their effect is immediate, while any mitigation of the anthropogenic influence on our climate can only be discerned in the longer term. The Advisory Body on Climate Change (OcCC) has identified and evaluated the most significant secondary benefits.
A synthesis is available in German/French/English. ProClim-, 2000: Sekundärnutzen (Secondary Benefits) von Treibhausgas-Reduktionen. Bern. < back
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