This balanced analysis shows that the current Kyoto-Protocol Climate Protection System, and other proposals for improving the commitment system may not be capable of meeting the ultimate objective 'to prevent dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system'. On the other hand, says the author, there is hope that the implementation of Global Climate Certification Systems are a beginning that offers a chance for mankind to prevent dangerous climate change.

A Clear-Cut and Quantified Criterion for a Successful Global Climate Policy

A Comprehensive Standard System for Evaluating the Prospect of Success of Different Climate Protection Systems
Evaluation of the Existing Kyoto System and the Most Important Incremental Evolution Proposals to Reach EU's Minimum Target for Climate Sustainability
Structural Regime Change in the Kyoto/UNFCCC System Through Price or 'Cap and Trade' Incentive Systems for Climate Sustainability
The Basic Concept of an Application-Orientated Global Climate Certificate System, GCCS (Eight Elements) and Its More Detailed Assessment
Implementation of GCCS: Administrative and Other Aspects of GCCS' Eight Basic Elements in More Detail
The GCCS - An Overview of the Global Climate Certificate System
GCCS-Acceptability: Economic Analysis, Fairness Discussion (Per Capita Approach), Legal Feasibility, Gains and Burdens for Different Countries and Regions
Elements of a Strategy to Implement and Enforce GCCS as an Effective Beyond-Kyoto-I Climate Protection System.