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Rethinking environmental federalism in a warming world
Shobe, William M.; Burtraw, Dallas - In: Climate change economics 3 (2012) 4, pp. 1-33
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Evaluating the implementation of state-level global climate change programs
Feldman, David L. - In: The journal of environment & development : a review of … 5 (1996) 1, pp. 46-72
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Why Climate Law Must Be Federal : The Clash between Commerce Clause Jurisprudence and State Greenhouse Gas Trading Systems
MacDougald, Joseph Allan - 2011
Absent Federal legislation or leadership on regulatory responses to greenhouse gas (“GHG”)-based climate problems, the states have sought, either on their own or through regional agreements, to restrict the amount of GHG released by the electric power plants within their states. These...
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Rethinking Environmental Federalism in a Warming World
Shobe, William - 2014
Climate change policy analysis has focused almost exclusively on national policy and even on harmonizing climate policies across countries, implicitly assuming that harmonization of climate policies at the subnational level would be mandated or guaranteed. We argue that the design and...
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Meta-review of Belgium's integrated National Energy and Climate draft Plan 2021-2030
Laes, Erik; Verbruggen, Aviel - In: Economics and policy of energy and the environment 61 (2019) 1, pp. 57-72
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Mitigation Climate Change in a Federal Country Committed to the Kyoto Protocol - How Swiss Federalism Further Complicated an Already Complex Challenge
Casado-Asensio, Juan - 2017
When policy scholars assess the effects of federalism on climate change mitigation, they often look at countries that … rejected binding commitments (in particular the United States) and find that federalism enabled sub-national entities to partly … detrimental effects of federalism, we focus our case study on the integration of climate change concerns into building policies, a …
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State Nuisance Law and the Climate Change Challenge to Federalism
Rothschild, Rachel - 2022
Several cities have recently brought nuisance suits against major fossil fuel companies, seeking damages to help pay for the costs of adapting to climate change. This paper identifies significant legal precedent for allowing state nuisance suits over transboundary pollution harms and argues that...
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Federal Constitutions, Global Governance, and the Role of Forests in Regulating Climate Change
Hudson, Blake - 2018
.S. federalism, for example, may jeopardize international negotiations seeking to utilize certain mechanisms of global forest … United States, are crucial to climate and forest negotiations since they account for 54 percent of the world’s total forest …
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The New Climate World : Achieving Economic Efficiency in a Federal System for GHG Regulation through State Planning
McKinstry, Robert B.; Peterson, Thomas D.; Rose, Adam; … - 2009
States and regional organizations have been in the forefront of programs to address climate change in the United States. The Supreme Court's decision in Massachusetts v. Environmental Protection Agency means that a strong federal response is now also inevitable. Expeditious implementation of a...
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Federal climate policy successes : co-benefits, business acceptance, and partisan politics
Karapin, Roger; Vogel, David - In: Business and politics : B&P 25 (2023) 4, pp. 450-475
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