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How Not to Incorporate Voluntary Standards into Smart Regulation : ISO 14001 and Ontario's Environmental Penalties Regulations

Wood, Stepan; Johannson, Lynn - 2014

regulation. The Ontario regulations offer reduced EPs to facilities with an environmental management system (EMS) that meets the …

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Government Clubs : Theory and Evidence from Voluntary Environmental Programs

Coglianese, Cary; Nash, Jennifer - 2008

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has established numerous voluntary environmental programs over the last fifteen years, seeking to encourage businesses to make environmental progress beyond what current law requires them to achieve. EPA aims to induce beyond-compliance behavior by...

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Allocation and Uncertainty : Strategic Responses to Environmental Grandfathering

Nash, Jonathan Remy - 2015

This Article addresses puzzles relating to the allocation of grandfathering rights. First, when a government wishes to distribute grandfathering rights to societal actors who currently engage in a behavior that will soon be restricted, the societal actors may engage in inefficient behavior to...

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Greening Supply Chains and Their Financing under EU Law

Badenhoop, Nikolai - 2022

While corporate finance follows a general trend towards ESG branding by marketing financial instruments as ‘green’ or ‘environmentally sustainable’, investors often search for clear information on the greenness of their investment. The advanced EU legislation on green finance offers...

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Beyond Compliance : Explaining Business Participation in Voluntary Environmental Programs

Borck, Jonathan C.; Coglianese, Cary - 2012

greater support from top-level management are more likely to join voluntary programs and otherwise report going beyond the …

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Signaling Social Responsibility : On the Law and Economics of Market Incentives for Corporate Environmental Performance

Johnston, Jason Scott - 2005

This article analyzes the law and economics of market internalization: the capability of markets to both penalize and reward firms for their environmental, health and safety performance. As for market sticks, the article maintains that market transactions - both private and public sales of...

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Groundwater Law and Management : The Asia (IWMI)-Kansas Program

Peck, John C.; Griggs, Burke W. - 2018

with the International Water Management Institute (IWMI), headquartered in Sri Lanka, on a program to train professionals … in water law and groundwater management. IWMI sent one group of water experts to KU and another to the Center for …, groundwater management, and culture. Multi-disciplinary lectures were given by KU professors. The group took field trips to the …

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Analyse der Effizienz einzelner Maßnahmen zur Reduzierung des CO2-Ausstoßes in der Transportlogistik

Schirdewahn, Frederik - 2013

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Green transformation of small businesses : achieving and going beyond environmental requirements

Mazur, Eugene - 2012

environmental management practices. The report suggests several ways to increase the effectiveness of these promotion tools with …

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Chevron, Greenwashing, and the Myth of 'Green Oil Companies'

Cherry, Miriam A. - 2012

As green business practices grow in popularity, so does the temptation to “greenwash” one's business to appear more environmentally and socially responsible than it actually is. We examined this phenomenon in an earlier paper, using BP and the Deepwater Horizon catastrophe as a case study...

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