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This essay makes the case that Canada should abandon the Kyoto accord and refuse to participate in any such future accords. The first part to the argument reviews some of the key uncertainties in climate science, which are of sufficient magnitude as to indicate that we may still be all wrong...
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Recent studies of climate anomalies have highlghted an apparent upward trend at the surface and the relevance absence of such a trend in the troposhere, which conflicts with predictions from climate models. Time series estimation methods are used to evaluate linear and piecewise-linear trends in...
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This paper makes some steps toward a formal political economy of environmental policy. Economists' quasi-unanimous preferences for sophisticated incentive regulation is reconsidered. First, we recast the question of instrument choice in the general mechanism literature and provide an incomplete...
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Reduced industrial activity leads to improve local air quality. Using plant level micro data from the Census of Manufacturers, I explore how county particulate levels vary for counties that feature different manufacturing activity levels and that differ with respect to manufacturing's capital...
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We consider an overlapping generations model with environment, where we introduce an elastic labor supply. In this …
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The impacts on domestic industries and the quality of the environment of permitting industrial hemp production in the …
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Survey evidence suggests that consumers care about the environment and are willing to pay a higher price for a product … study sellers' incentives to offer products of differing quality. Buyers are unaware of the product quality before purchase …
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This paper examines the consumption of water by households that are individually metered (single-metered households) and those sharing a water meter (group-metered households).
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