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I, Lorenzoni., L. O. Naess, M. Hulme, Johanna Wolf, D. R. Nelson, A. Wreford, W. N. Adger, S. Dessai, and M. Goulden. Limits and barriers to adaptation: four propositions In Tyndall Centre Briefing Note 20., 2007. Download: bn20.pdf (54.14 KB)
I, Lorenzoni., A Jordan, M. Hulme, RK Turner, and T. O'Riordan. "A Co-Evolutionary Approach to Climate Change Impact Assessment: Part I. Integrating Socio-Economic and Climate Change Scenarios." Global Environmental Change 10 (2000): 57-68.
I, Lorenzoni., N. Pidgeon, and RE O'Connor. "Dangerous Climate Change: The Role for Risk Research." Risk Analysis 25 (2005): 1387-1398.
I, Lorenzoni., A Jordan, D. Viner, D. Favis-Mortlock, and J. Hall. "European Union Environmental Policy After the Nice Summit." Developing Sustainable Practices to Adapt to the Impacts of Climate Change: A Case Study of Agricultural Systems in Eastern England (UK) 2 (2001): 106-117.
I, Lorenzoni., and N. Pidgeon. "Public Views on Climate Change: European and USA Perspectives." Climatic Change 73 (2006): 73-95.
I, Lorenzoni., N. Pidgeon, and T. Lowe. A strategic assessment of scientific and behavioural perspectives on 'dangerous' climate change In Tyndall Centre Technical Report 28., 2005. Download: t3_32.pdf (1.11 MB)
I, Lorenzoni., A Jordan, D. Viner, D. Favis-Mortlock, and J. Hall. "Sunflowers or Sugar Beet? Potential Impacts of Climate Change on Agriculture in Norfolk." ECOS 21 (2001): 47-53.
I, Lorenzoni., J. Turnpenny, and M. Jones. "Climate change, human genetics and post-normality in the UK." Futures 39 (2007): 65-82.
I, Lorenzoni., S. A. Nicholson-Cole, and L. Whitmarsh. "Barriers perceived to engaging with climate change among the UK public and their policy implications." Global Environmental Change 17 (2007): 445-459.
I, Lorenzoni., and M. Hulme. "Believing is seeing: laypeople's views of future socio-economic and climate change in England and Italy." Public Understanding of Science 18 (2009).
I, Lorenzoni., A Jordan, D. Favis-Mortlock, D. Viner, and J. Hall. "Developing sustainable practices to adapt to the impacts of climate change: a case study of agricultural systems in eastern England (UK)." Regional Environmental Change 2 (2001): 106-117.
Icaza, R., M. Saguier, and P. Newell. "Citizenship and trade governance in the Americas." In Globalizing Citizens: New Dynamics of Inclusion and Exclusion, edited by J. Gaventa and R. Tandon, 163-185., 2010.
Iichter, M., A. Vafeidis, R. J. Nicholls, and G. Kaiser. "Exploring data-related uncertainties in analyses of land area and population in the "Low-Elevation Coastal Zone" (LECZ." Journal of Coastal Research 27, no. 4 (2011): 757-768. Abstract
Ingham, A., and A. Ulph. Uncertainty, Irreversibility, Precaution and the Social Cost of Carbon In Tyndall Centre Working Paper 37., 2003. Abstract  Download: wp37.pdf (552.43 KB)
Ingham, A., J. Ma, and A. Ulph. Theory and practice of economic analysis of adaptation In Tyndall Centre Technical Report 55., 2006. Download: tr55.pdf (390.64 KB)
Ingham, A., J. Ma, and A. Ulph. Can Adaptation and Mitigation be complements? In Tyndall Centre Working Paper 79., 2005. Abstract  Download: wp79.pdf (316.79 KB)
Ingham, A., J. Ma, and A. Ulph. "Climate Change, Mitigation and Adaptation with Uncertainty and Learning." Energy Policy 35 (2007): 5354-5369.
Ingham, A., J. Ma, and A. Ulph. How do the costs of adaptation affect optimal mitigation when there is uncertainty, irreversibility and learning? In Tyndall Centre Working Paper 74., 2005. Abstract  Download: wp74.pdf (320.83 KB)