Sunny with a chance of solar – Israel’s climate change policies
Policy publication by Michal Nachmany on 20 Jun 2012
Nachmany, M. 2012. Anglo Israeli Association Publication.
Policy publication by Michal Nachmany on 20 Jun 2012
Nachmany, M. 2012. Anglo Israeli Association Publication.
Policy publication by Alex Bowen, Sam Fankhauser on 1 Jun 2012
This policy brief investigates the extent to which onshore wind can contribute to future electricity generation, whether there are technological constraints, what the economic costs are and what the … read more »
Research article by Stavros Afionis, Lindsay Stringer on 5 Apr 2012
Afionis, S., Stringer, L.C. September 2012. Journal of Cleaner Production, v.32, pp.114-123.
Working paper by Nicola Favretto, Lindsay Stringer, Andy Dougill on 1 Feb 2012
Abstract of Working Paper 84 Fossil fuel depletion, energy security and climate change concerns have precipitated recent investment in biofuels. However, empirical case study data on the benefits and drawbacks of biofuels is lacking. This paper presents new integrated mixed-method multi-level assessments of the potential for inedible biodiesel crop Jatropha curcas to diversify livelihood strategies […]
Research article by Sam Fankhauser on 19 Oct 2011
It is only a small exaggeration to say that climate change policy is dominated by targets. Internationally, the emission reduction commitments of industrialized countries are the cornerstone of the … read more »
Book by Tim Foxon on 30 Sep 2011
Foxon, T.J. Handbook Of Sustainable Energy (Ibon Galarraga, Mikel González-Eguino and Anil Markandya [eds.]). Edward Elgar Publishing.
Research article by Tim Foxon on 16 Aug 2011
Foxon, T.J. August 2011. Ecological Economics.
Policy publication by Alex Bowen on 1 Aug 2011
The Grantham Research Institute for Climate Change and the Environment and the Centre for Climate Change Economics and Policy (CCCEP) have published a policy paper, originally commissioned as a working … read more »
Research article by Thomas Wiedmann, Manfred Lenzen, Adolf Acquaye, Kate Scott, John Barrett on 8 Jun 2011
Future energy technologies will be key for a successful reduction of man-made greenhouse gas emissions. With demand for electricity projected to increase significantly in the future, climate policy goals of limiting the effects of global atmospheric warming can only be achieved if power generation processes are profoundly decarbonized. Energy models, however, have ignored the fact […]
Working paper by Ian Rowlands on 1 Feb 2011
This article analyses the debate associated with the co-impacts of climate change mitigation in developing countries, with a particular focus upon Africa’s least developed countries. While … read more »