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Climate Policy

Articles from Vol. 8, No. 6, 2008

Analysing Preferences towards Economic Incentives in Combating Climate Change: A Comparative Analysis of US States
In contrast to the federal government, some US states have taken an aggressive approach to curbing climate change. They use a variety of policy instruments to reduce greenhouse gases. These instruments can be categorized into two broad categories: economic...
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China's Carbon Emissions and International Trade: Implications for Post-2012 Policy
Growing international trade has been one of the most important drivers for China's recent economic growth. This growth has fed rapid increases in energy demand and carbon emissions since 2000. China is now the world's largest emitter of carbon dioxide....
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Cumulative CO2 Emissions: Shifting International Responsibilities for Climate Debt
In contrast to many discussions based on annual emissions, this article presents calculations and projections of cumulative contributions to the stock of atmospheric CO2 by the major players, China, Europe, India, Japan and the USA, for the period 1900-2080....
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From Modelling Theory to Policy: Lessons from the LCS Project
The Low-Carbon Society (LCS) research project (Strachan et al., 2008) is to be congratulated for providing a rich, useful source of models to inform and precipitate discussion of policy options for moving towards a low-carbon society. This commentary...
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Low-Carbon Societies: A Challenging Transition for an Attractive Future
The Low-Carbon Society (LCS) research project (Strachan et al., 2008a) is examined for its insights about the scale, nature and timing of the deployment of low-carbon technologies. In addition to 'carbon price only' policies, other incentives and demand-side...
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Measurable, Reportable and Verifiable: The Keys to Mitigation in the Copenhagen Deal
The climate negotiations up to Copenhagen will need to elaborate on measurable, reportable and verifiable (MRV) mitigation commitments and actions as part of the future of the climate regime. The conceptual, political, scientific, financial and institutional...
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Regulating CO2 in Electricity Markets: Sources or Consumers?
The regulation of greenhouse gas emissions from the electricity sector within a cap-and-trade system poses significant policy questions on where to locate the point of compliance. Electricity markets often cross national or other regulatory boundaries,...
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Remembering Bernhard Schlamadinger, 1967-2008
Bernhard Schlamadinger, one of the world's most highly respected and well-known land-use experts, unexpectedly passed away on 28 August 2008 in his home town, Graz, in Austria. Bernhard was a tireless champion of climate change mitigation through land-use...
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