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Divestment from fossil fuel companies : confluence between policy and strategic viewpoints
Linnenluecke, Martina K.; Meath, Cristyn; Rekker, Saphira; … - In: Australian journal of management 40 (2015) 3, pp. 478-487
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China's carbon emissions from fossil fuels and market-based opportunities for control
Auffhammer, Maximilian; Gong, Yazhen - In: Annual review of resource economics 7 (2015), pp. 11-34
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Beyond Kyoto : backstop technologies and endogenous prices on CO2 permits and fossil fuels
Lindholt, Lars - In: Applied economics 37 (2005) 17, pp. 2019-2036
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A survey of the economic geology of Greenland : (exclusive fossil fuels)
Nielsen, Bjarne Leth - 1973
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#Enth. außerdem#Accounting for non-fuel uses of fossil fuels in an upstream carbon trading system
Hargrave, Tim; Festa, David; Keller, Sam - In: Design options in a domestic emissions trading system …. 1998
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Klimaschutzpolitik als umwelt- und ressourcenpolitisches Problem am Beispiel des Kohlendioxids
Ströbele, Wolfgang - In: Ordnungskonforme Wirtschaftspolitik in der …, (pp. 485-502). 1997
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Market power, international CO2 taxation and oil wealth
Berg, Elin - In: The energy journal 18 (1997) 4, pp. 33-71
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The carbon rent economics of climate policy
Kalkuhl, Matthias; Brecha, Robert J. - In: Energy economics 39 (2013), pp. 89-99
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Climbing the Electricity Ladder Generates Carbon Kuznets Curve Downturns
Burke, Paul J. - 2013
This paper examines why some countries have experienced environmental Kuznets curve (EKC)-type reductions in carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, while others have not. The hypothesis that climbing to the upper rungs of the electricity ladder (nuclear power and modern renewables) has been the primary...
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