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Tag Archives: carbon emissions
International Trade Rules and Climate Change Policy: Part I
How do international trade rules and the WTO affect climate change policy?
Catching Up to Kyoto: Obama and Cap-and-Trade
How will the Obama Administration move forward to make the United States a global leader on climate change?
Beyond the Big Three and Wall Street: The Other Massive Market Failure
In light of all the recent failures from Detroit, the Big Three and Wall Street, can we really trust the invisible hand to allocate financial or natural resources rationally?
WTO and Kyoto: Some Negotiating Similarities — And Some Differences
Why are the stakes so high when it comes to the WTO and Kyoto negotiations?
Dateline Ukraine: Investing in Climate Change
Do the “haves” of the world consider the environmental well-being of the “have nots” to be distinct from their own?
Landing Airplanes in Green Europe
Why should the rapidly growing airline sector be excluded from the EU’s carbon trading scheme?
Dateline Bali: Curbing CO2 Emissions
How can emerging economies be included in the fight against climate change?
Pathways to Environmental Solutions (Part II)
Can a collective effort between consumers and industry help us to meet the world’s energy challenge?
Pathways to Environmental Solutions (Part I)
What three hard truths must we understand in order to combat the world’s energy challenge?
Stephan Richter discusses Brexit on Germany's ARD-Presseclub (April 14, 2019)
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