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Nuclear Energy and Climate Change

Contents 3 Introduction 5 The challenge of climate change 9 Business as usual 14 Dealing with complex structures of risks 19 Mitigation options 37 6 Key strategies: a case study on Germany 41 Conclusions 42 References 45 Abbreviations The Author Felix Christian Matthes has a doctorate in political science and a degree in engineering. After a number of years in industry, he has worked at the Berlin office of the Freiburg Institute for Applied Ecology since 1991. He has published a series of studies on German and international energy and climate policy, and consults on national and European levels. From 2000 to 2002, he was a scientific member of the German government commission on " Sustainable Energy within the Framework of Globalization and Deregulation " .