-intensive production regimes. Indeed, countries, companies, and organizations need to increase energy efficiency, reduce or eliminate the … strategies and agricultural technologies that encourage and provide neutral or negative emissions. However, there is a cost … unleashed in various developed countries and a war conflict in Europe, which entails an overall increase in energy prices, food …

defined notions of “heritage” or “character”, in the context of the climate crisis, may be a barrier to individual and … to protect the unique character of a neighborhood – not to be confused with preservation of historic buildings – in …-econometric methods and alternative identification strategies ranging from saturated specifications, border discontinuity, matching …

defined notions of "heritage" or "character", in the context of the climate crisis, may be a barrier to individual and … to protect the unique character of a neighborhood - not to be confused with preservation of historic buildings - in …-econometric methods and alternative identification strategies ranging from saturated specifications, border discontinuity, matching …

many decades in the future.The predictions of theories that have not been tested, and are not entailed by well-known facts …New research argues 'evidence-based’ policymaking is based on poor scienceSummary:Politicians and lobbyists who promote … new regulations and taxes typically claim to have science on their side. Scientific evidence shows that the actions they …

power of states in this regard and concludes that the presence of an open or franchised registry does not affect regulatory … However, many registries are structured such that the flag state has limited connection to or exercises limited control over … to franchised registries and flags of convenience. This white paper assesses how these characteristics may affect the …

-creating attempts. This paper argues that the nature of the norm (binding or non-binding) is not the decisive factor regarding effective … mitigation is being addressed at the international regulatory level by the Arctic Council and the Convention on Long …-Range Transboundary Air Pollution (CLRTAP). Whilst the Convention and its protocols are binding documents, the Black Carbon regulation …

extend or replace the Kyoto Protocol has not been put in place and prospects for an ambitious and comprehensive global …The European Union (EU) is a self-conscious leader in the ‘fight’ against climate change and an active proponent of an …. Fuelled by both environmental and competitiveness concerns, the EU is acting to extend the global reach of its ‘domestic …

in industries that tended to be either carbon intensive, or electricity intensive, but not involved in international … permit prices affect: (1) the direct and indirect input costs, (2) output revenue, and (3) the carbon permit asset value …. Depending on abatement costs, output price sensitivity, and permit allocation, these effects may vary considerably across …

change, conflicting signals on where law and policy will go next, and little guidance or signals from government on what to … do to prevent or prepare for climate change. This short paper discusses management of the legal and regulatory risks … respect to climate change enables and encourages not only greenhouse gas-emitting behavior, but also the ultimately wasteful …

or economic sector) would not have a major impact on overall emission inequality. The analysis of future scenario data …Emission inequality across countries and the contribution of the energy mix and the sectoral composition of a country s … emissions using both historical data on energy-related CO2 emissions and future emission scenarios generated with the integrated …