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Annex 4: List of Publications 2008 and 2009
In Dead Water: Merging of climate change with pollution, over-harvest, and infestations in the world’s
fishing grounds
Edited by Christian Nellemann, Stefan Hain and Jackie Adler;
launched on 22 February 2008 during the 10th Special Session of
the Governing Council /Global Ministerial Environment Forum
in Monaco.
In Dead Water describes the impact of climate change on the
World's declining fish stocks, which could affect millions of
people who depend on the oceans for food and income. The report
was prepared for UNEP by GA and UNEP-WCMC with contributions
from various individuals and institutions including the University of
Plymouth, the Norwegian Institute for Nature Research, the
University of British Columbia, the Institute of Zoology, Princeton
University, the University of Barcelona and the Sustainable Europe
Research Institute.
CN Network website
GA facilitated the preparation of the Climate Neutral Net website,,
also launched in Monaco in February 2008. The Network, a web-
based project, is designed to organize the small but growing wave of
nations, local authorities and companies who are pledging
significant reductions in emissions en route to zero emission
economies, communities and businesses. The aim is a truly global
information exchange network open to all sectors of society from
presidents, prime ministers and princes to ordinary people around
the World.
Environment and Poverty Times
GA published a new edition of Environment and Poverty Times
that was launched at the TICAD IV Conference in Yokohama, Japan
in May 2008. The paper features short articles, maps, graphics and
other illustrations that focus on the complex links between
environment and poverty reduction. It describes how natural
resources can contribute to economic growth that also benefits the
poor. It shows how the right mixture of entrepreneurship,
investments and enabling policies at national and international
levels can create economic opportunities for people to move beyond
subsistence levels. The Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and
the World Resources Institute provided support for the preparation
of the paper.