Reducing greenhouse gas emissions is now an urgent priority. Systems control theory, and in particular feedback control, can be helpful in designing policies that achieve sustainable levels of emissions … read more »
Environmental and Resource Economics. Economic evaluation of climate policy traditionally treats uncertainty by appealing to expected utility theory. read more »
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This paper critically reviews the literature on embodied carbon in trade and evaluates our present empirical understanding of these flows. read more »
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This article examines an on-going socio-technical transition of the Israeli energy regime. This transition includes a shift away from a discourse about the scarcity of energy to a discourse on its abundance. The emerging regime is centred on natural gas, oil shale, nuclear energy and solar energy as alternatives to coal and oil. Despite the […]
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