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Applied StudieS in ClimAte AdAptAtion Applied Studies in Climate Adaptation edited by Jean P. Palutikof national Climate Change Adaptation Research Facility, Griffith university, Australia Sarah L. Boulter national Climate Change Adaptation Research Facility, Griffith university, Australia Jon Barnett School of Geography, university of melbourne, Australia David Rissik national Climate Change Adaptation Research Facility, Griffith university, Australia this edition first published 2015 © 2015 by John Wiley & Sons, ltd. 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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Applied studies in climate adaptation / edited by Jean p. palutikof, Sarah l. Boulter, Jon Barnett and david Rissik. page cm includes bibliographical references and index. iSBn 978-1-118-84501-1 (cloth) 1. Climatic changes–Australia. 2. Climatic changes–environmental aspects–Australia. 3. Biodiversity–Climatic factors–Australia. 4. Climate change mitigation–Australia. 5. Human beings–effect of climate on–Australia. 6. Human ecology–Australia. 7. Climatic changes–economic aspects–Australia. 8. environmental policy–Australia. 9. environmental management–Australia. i. palutikof, J. p. QC903.2.A8A66 2014 304.2′50994–dc23 2014018374 A catalogue record for this book is available from the British library. Wiley also publishes its books in a variety of electronic formats. Some content that appears in print may not be available in electronic books. Cover image: ©iStock.com/david morgan Set in 9/11.5pt trump mediaeval by Spi publisher Services, pondicherry, india 1 2015 contents List of Contributors, ix 6 Public risk perceptions, understandings Acknowledgements, xv and responses to climate change, 43 Joseph P. Reser, Graham L. Bradley and 1 Introduction to the book, 1 Michelle C. Ellul Jean P. Palutikof, Sarah L. Boulter, Jon Barnett and David Rissik 7 Bridging the gap between researchers and decision-makers, 51 2 Adaptation as a field of research and Danielle C. Verdon-Kidd, anthony S. Kiem practice: notes from the frontiers and Emma K. austin of adaptation, 6 Jean P. Palutikof, Jon Barnett, SECTION 2 maNagINg Sarah L. Boulter and David Rissik ECOSySTEmS uNdEr ClImaTE ChaNgE, 61 SECTION 1 FramEwOrkS FOr ENablINg adapTaTION, 21 8 The challenge of biodiversity adaptation under climate change, 63 3 Thoughts on the context of adaptation to Jonathan T. Overpeck climate change, 23 Gary Yohe 9 Management options for bird conservation in the face of 4 Reflections on disaster loss trends, global climate change, 68 climate change and insurance, 26 Donald C. Franklin, april E. Reside John Mcaneney, Ryan Crompton, and Stephen T. Garnett Rade Musulin, George Walker, Delphine Mcaneney and Roger Pielke Jr 10 Methods to prioritise adaptation options for iconic seabirds and marine 5 Designing spatial adaptation planning mammals impacted by climate instruments, 34 change, 77 andrew Macintosh, Jan McDonald and alistair J. Hobday, Lynda E. Chambers anita Foerster and John P.Y. arnould vi Contents 11 Climate adaptation and adaptive 18 The role of water markets in helping management planning for the Macquarie irrigators adapt to water scarcity in the Marshes: a wetland of international Murray–Darling Basin, Australia, 166 importance, 95 Sarah ann Wheeler, adam Loch and Jane Gilad Bino, Richard T. Kingsford Edwards and Kim Jenkins SECTION 4 COaSTS, 175 12 Conservation of Australian plant-dwelling invertebrates in a changing climate, 107 19 Raising the seas, rising to greatness? Melinda L. Moir Meeting the challenge of coastal climate change, 177 SECTION 3 FarmINg, 117 Susanne C. Moser 13 Agricultural adaptations: social context and 20 A framework for modelling the risks of complexity, 119 climate-change impacts on Australian John Morton coasts, 181 Colin Woodroffe, Dave Callaghan, 14 Farmer decision-making under climate Peter Cowell, David Wainwright, Kerrylee change: a real options analysis, 122 Rogers and Roshanka Ranasinghe Greg Hertzler, Todd Sanderson, Tim Capon, Peter Hayman, Ross Kingwell, anthea 21 Navigating from climate change impacts to McClintock, Jason Crean and alan Randall adaptation actions in coastal ecosystems, 190 Wade L. Hadwen and Samantha J. Capon 15 Broadacre farmers adapting to a changing climate, 130 22 Enhancing the resilience of seaports to a Ross Kingwell, Lucy anderton, changing climate, 200 Nazrul Islam, Vilaphonh Xayavong, Darryn McEvoy and Jane Mullett angela Wardell-Johnson, David Feldman and Jane Speijers 23 Equity, economic efficiency and institutional capacity in adapting coastal settlements, 208 16 Growth opportunities for marine fisheries Cameron S. Fletcher, Bruce M. Taylor, and aquaculture industries in a changing alicia N. Rambaldi, Ben P. Harman, climate, 139 Sonja Heyenga, K. Renuka Ganegodage, alistair J. Hobday, Rodrigo H. Bustamante, Felix Lipkin and Ryan R. J. Mcallister anna Farmery, aysha Fleming, Stewart Frusher, Bridget S. Green, Lilly Lim- 24 Who should do what? Public perceptions on Camacho, James Innes, Sarah Jennings, ana responsibility for sea-level Norman-López, Sean Pascoe, Gretta T. Pecl, rise adaptation, 216 Éva E. Plagányi-Lloyd, Peggy Schrobback, Elissa Waters and Jon Barnett Oliver Thebaud, Linda Thomas and E. Ingrid van Putten SECTION 5 buIldINg rESIlIENCE 17 Water tariffs and farmer adaptation: the case amONg vulNErablE grOupS, 225 of Goulburn–Murray Water, Victoria, Australia, 156 25 The ‘turn to capacity’ in vulnerability Bethany Cooper, Lin Crase and Nicholas research, 227 Pawsey Hallie Eakin Contents vii 26 The limits to adaptation: a comparative 35 Indigenous adaptation to climate change: analysis, 231 the Arabana, 316 Jon Barnett and Jean P. Palutikof Melissa Nursey-Bray, Deane Fergie, Veronica arbon, Lester-Irabinna Rigney, 27 Adaptation to extreme heat and climate Rob Palmer, John Tibby, Nick Harvey, change in culturally and linguistically Lucy Hackworth and aaron Stuart diverse communities, 241 alana Hansen, Monika Nitschke and Peng Bi SECTION 7 SETTlEmENTS aNd hOuSINg, 327 28 Experiences of resettled refugees during the 2011 Queensland floods, 250 36 Contextualising the challenge of adapting Ignacio Correa-Velez, Celia McMichael, human settlements, 329 Sandra M. Gifford and augustine Conteh William D. Solecki 29 Vulnerability to climate change among 37 Climate change and the future of Australia’s disadvantaged groups: the role of country towns, 332 social exclusion, 258 andrew Beer, Selina Tually, Michael arusyak Sevoyan and Graeme Hugo Kroehn, John Martin, Rolf Gerritsen, Mike Taylor, Michelle Graymore and Julia Law 30 Adapting the community sector for climate extremes, 266 38 Robust optimisation of urban drought Emily Hamilton and Karl Mallon security for an uncertain climate, 342 Mohammad Mortazavi-Naeini, George SECTION 6 INdIgENOuS Kuczera, anthony S. Kiem, Lijie Cui, Benjamin ExpErIENCE OF ClImaTE Henley, Brendan Berghout and Emma Turner ChaNgE, 281 39 How to cope with heat waves in the home, 354 31 Continuity and change: Indigenous Wasim Saman, Stephen Pullen and Australia and the imperative of John Boland adaptation, 283 Meg Parsons 40 Pathways for adaptation of low-income housing to extreme heat, 364 32 Housing, households and climate change Guy Barnett, R. Matthew Beaty, Jacqui adaptation in the town camps of Alice Meyers, Dong Chen and Stephen McFallan Springs, 289 Ralph Horne and andrew Martel 41 Climate change adaptation in the rental sector, 372 33 Indigenous experiences and responses to Lesley Instone, Kathleen J. Mee, Jane Palmer, Cyclone Tracy 297 Miriam Williams and Nicola Vaughan Katharine Haynes, Deanne K. Bird and Dean B. Carson SECTION 8 adapTaTION aNd 34 Indigenous governance and climate change dISaSTEr maNagEmENT, 381 adaptation: two native title case studies from Australia, 307 42 Practical adaptation: past, present and Tran Tran, Jessica K. Weir, Lisa M. Strelein future, 383 and Claire Stacey Ian Burton viii Contents 43 Community resilience to disaster in four 47 Capacities of private developers in urban regional Australian towns, 386 climate change adaptation, 422 Helen J. Boon Heather Shearer, Jago Dodson, Eddo Coiacetto and Pazit Taygfeld 44 Sink or swim? Response, recovery and adaptation in communities impacted by the 48 Ensuring small business continuity under 2010/11 Australian floods, 395 a changing climate: the role of adaptive Deanne K. Bird, David King, Katharine capacity, 429 Haynes, Pamela Box and Tetsuya Okada Natasha Kuruppu, Pierre Mukheibir and Janina Murta 45 Disaster risk management and climate change adaptation revisited, 407 49 Investing in adaptive capacity: Michael Howes opportunities, risks and firm behaviour, 437 Jason West SECTION 9 buSINESS, 415 Index, 445 46 Adaptation to climate change by business organisations, 417 Frans Berkhout
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