Reaching for a Double Dividend
Paul Wolfowitz, President of the World Bank, shared his thoughts about how the global community can face the double challenge of protecting our environment and strengthening our economies. Brazil is working to turn this double challenge into a double dividend, by meeting energy needs that are essent...
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okr-10986-248872021-04-23T14:04:20Z Reaching for a Double Dividend Wolfowitz, Paul LIVING STANDARDS EMPLOYMENT METHANE FROM LANDFILLS FISH CANE POWER PLANTS ECONOMIC GROWTH ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION AMAZON FOREST QUALITY ENERGY GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS CARBON INCOME FOREST CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES GENERATION CLEAN ENERGY EMISSIONS GASOLINE THERMAL POWER PLANTS ATMOSPHERE EMISSION REDUCTION SMOKE ENERGY GENERATION GAS BARRELS PER DAY ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY ETHANOL PRICE RAW COAL TRANSPORTATION FUEL GREENHOUSE GAS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES LANDFILLS CO2 OIL DOUBLE DIVIDEND ENERGY SOURCES MONEY FLOODS OPTIONS GLOBAL WARMING WATER GLACIERS SEA LEVELS DIVIDENDS GAS EMISSIONS NATURAL RESOURCES GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT CARBON FINANCE FUELS THERMAL POWER SUBSIDIES COASTAL AREAS GREENHOUSE GASES CLEAN TECHNOLOGIES CARBON EMISSIONS RESOURCES FUEL WOOD ENERGY CONSUMPTION EMISSION ACCESS TO ENERGY GREENHOUSE ECOSYSTEM CLIMATE CHANGE DROUGHT ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT EFFICIENT ENERGY USE BALANCE CARBON CREDITS DEMAND FOR ENERGY ENERGY NEEDS POWER ELECTRICITY DEFORESTATION CLIMATE FORESTS HYDROPOWER ENVIRONMENTS FOREST FUEL ETHANOL ENERGY USE ENVIRONMENT GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE ACCESS TO ELECTRICITY ETHANOL PROGRAM ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ETHANOL PLANT TRADE LAND SUGARCANE INVESTMENT COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE CONSERVATION COAL DIESEL FUEL FUEL LESS BOTTOM LINE INVESTMENTS RENEWABLE SOURCES METHANE LIVING CONDITIONS CROP RESIDUES RATE OF DEFORESTATION GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT FACILITY RENEWABLE ENERGY ENVIRONMENTAL GASES DIESEL CLIMATIC VARIABILITY CARBON EMISSION APPROACH HYDROELECTRIC POTENTIAL POWER PLANT ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE ECONOMIES GREEN ENERGY ENERGY ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATION PUBLIC GOODS ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES Paul Wolfowitz, President of the World Bank, shared his thoughts about how the global community can face the double challenge of protecting our environment and strengthening our economies. Brazil is working to turn this double challenge into a double dividend, by meeting energy needs that are essential for growth and fighting poverty, while leaving a smaller environmental footprint. Investing in the environment is investing in the future of the poor. To improve the lives of the poor and to create job opportunities for them, the developing countries need much more energy than they use today. The second and much greater challenge lies in slowing the threat of deforestation. The World Bank Group’s mission is to support economic development and policies that helps the poor. He concluded saying that we can and will continue to work with Brazil to raise global consciousness about our shared responsibility toward our environment. 2016-08-15T19:16:00Z 2016-08-15T19:16:00Z 2005-12-20 Speech http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/02/25887646/reaching-double-dividend-forum-global-climate-change-biodiversity-são-paulo-brazil-wolfowitz-paul-president http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24887 English en_US Remarks at Forum on Global Climate Change and Biodiversity, São Paulo, Brazil, December 20, 2005; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Speech Latin America & Caribbean Brazil |
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LIVING STANDARDS EMPLOYMENT METHANE FROM LANDFILLS FISH CANE POWER PLANTS ECONOMIC GROWTH ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION AMAZON FOREST QUALITY ENERGY GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS CARBON INCOME FOREST CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES GENERATION CLEAN ENERGY EMISSIONS GASOLINE THERMAL POWER PLANTS ATMOSPHERE EMISSION REDUCTION SMOKE ENERGY GENERATION GAS BARRELS PER DAY ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY ETHANOL PRICE RAW COAL TRANSPORTATION FUEL GREENHOUSE GAS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES LANDFILLS CO2 OIL DOUBLE DIVIDEND ENERGY SOURCES MONEY FLOODS OPTIONS GLOBAL WARMING WATER GLACIERS SEA LEVELS DIVIDENDS GAS EMISSIONS NATURAL RESOURCES GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT CARBON FINANCE FUELS THERMAL POWER SUBSIDIES COASTAL AREAS GREENHOUSE GASES CLEAN TECHNOLOGIES CARBON EMISSIONS RESOURCES FUEL WOOD ENERGY CONSUMPTION EMISSION ACCESS TO ENERGY GREENHOUSE ECOSYSTEM CLIMATE CHANGE DROUGHT ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT EFFICIENT ENERGY USE BALANCE CARBON CREDITS DEMAND FOR ENERGY ENERGY NEEDS POWER ELECTRICITY DEFORESTATION CLIMATE FORESTS HYDROPOWER ENVIRONMENTS FOREST FUEL ETHANOL ENERGY USE ENVIRONMENT GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE ACCESS TO ELECTRICITY ETHANOL PROGRAM ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ETHANOL PLANT TRADE LAND SUGARCANE INVESTMENT COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE CONSERVATION COAL DIESEL FUEL FUEL LESS BOTTOM LINE INVESTMENTS RENEWABLE SOURCES METHANE LIVING CONDITIONS CROP RESIDUES RATE OF DEFORESTATION GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT FACILITY RENEWABLE ENERGY ENVIRONMENTAL GASES DIESEL CLIMATIC VARIABILITY CARBON EMISSION APPROACH HYDROELECTRIC POTENTIAL POWER PLANT ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE ECONOMIES GREEN ENERGY ENERGY ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATION PUBLIC GOODS ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES |
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LIVING STANDARDS EMPLOYMENT METHANE FROM LANDFILLS FISH CANE POWER PLANTS ECONOMIC GROWTH ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION AMAZON FOREST QUALITY ENERGY GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS CARBON INCOME FOREST CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES GENERATION CLEAN ENERGY EMISSIONS GASOLINE THERMAL POWER PLANTS ATMOSPHERE EMISSION REDUCTION SMOKE ENERGY GENERATION GAS BARRELS PER DAY ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY ETHANOL PRICE RAW COAL TRANSPORTATION FUEL GREENHOUSE GAS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES LANDFILLS CO2 OIL DOUBLE DIVIDEND ENERGY SOURCES MONEY FLOODS OPTIONS GLOBAL WARMING WATER GLACIERS SEA LEVELS DIVIDENDS GAS EMISSIONS NATURAL RESOURCES GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT CARBON FINANCE FUELS THERMAL POWER SUBSIDIES COASTAL AREAS GREENHOUSE GASES CLEAN TECHNOLOGIES CARBON EMISSIONS RESOURCES FUEL WOOD ENERGY CONSUMPTION EMISSION ACCESS TO ENERGY GREENHOUSE ECOSYSTEM CLIMATE CHANGE DROUGHT ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT EFFICIENT ENERGY USE BALANCE CARBON CREDITS DEMAND FOR ENERGY ENERGY NEEDS POWER ELECTRICITY DEFORESTATION CLIMATE FORESTS HYDROPOWER ENVIRONMENTS FOREST FUEL ETHANOL ENERGY USE ENVIRONMENT GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE ACCESS TO ELECTRICITY ETHANOL PROGRAM ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ETHANOL PLANT TRADE LAND SUGARCANE INVESTMENT COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE CONSERVATION COAL DIESEL FUEL FUEL LESS BOTTOM LINE INVESTMENTS RENEWABLE SOURCES METHANE LIVING CONDITIONS CROP RESIDUES RATE OF DEFORESTATION GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT FACILITY RENEWABLE ENERGY ENVIRONMENTAL GASES DIESEL CLIMATIC VARIABILITY CARBON EMISSION APPROACH HYDROELECTRIC POTENTIAL POWER PLANT ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE ECONOMIES GREEN ENERGY ENERGY ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATION PUBLIC GOODS ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES Wolfowitz, Paul Reaching for a Double Dividend |
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Paul Wolfowitz, President of the World Bank, shared his thoughts about how the global community can face the double challenge of protecting our environment and strengthening our economies. Brazil is working to turn this double challenge into a double dividend, by meeting energy needs that are essential for growth and fighting poverty, while leaving a smaller environmental footprint. Investing in the environment is investing in the future of the poor. To improve the lives of the poor and to create job opportunities for them, the developing countries need much more energy than they use today. The second and much greater challenge lies in slowing the threat of deforestation. The World Bank Group’s mission is to support economic development and policies that helps the poor. He concluded saying that we can and will continue to work with Brazil to raise global consciousness about our shared responsibility toward our environment. |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/02/25887646/reaching-double-dividend-forum-global-climate-change-biodiversity-são-paulo-brazil-wolfowitz-paul-president http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24887 |
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