Research article by Matthew Agarwala on 4 Oct 2015
Paper considers the practical trade-offs policy makers and practitioners must navigate when utilizing the concept of well-being in environmental interventions. read more »
Research article by on 3 Oct 2015
Legwegoh A.F., Fraser E. D. G., Krishna Bahadur, KC, & Antwi-Agyei P. (2015). In Sustainability, 7, 14112-14132.
Research article by Paul E. Brockway, Julia Steinberger, John Barrett, Tim Foxon on 1 Oct 2015
There are very few useful work and exergy analysis studies for China, and fewer still that consider how the results inform drivers of past and future energy consumption. This is surprising: China is the world’s largest energy consumer, whilst exergy analysis provides a robust thermodynamic framework for analysing the technical efficiency of energy use. In […]
Research article by Paul E. Brockway, Julia Steinberger, John Barrett, Tim Foxon on 1 Oct 2015
There are very few useful work and exergy analysis studies for China, and fewer still that consider how the results inform drivers of past and future energy consumption. This is surprising: China is the world’s largest energy consumer, whilst exergy analysis provides a robust thermodynamic framework for analysing the technical efficiency of energy use. In […]
Research article by Kate Scott, John Barrett on 1 Oct 2015
There is an international divide between net emissions importers and net emissions exporters, with industrialised nations mainly falling into the former and emerging economies the latter. Integrating emissions transfers into climate policy, so as not to disadvantage export-intensive countries, has been suggested to increase participation in international emissions reduction commitments. Consumption-based scenarios are presented for […]
Research article by Uche Okpara, Lindsay Stringer, Andy Dougill on 1 Oct 2015
Progress in Development Studies. October 2015 vol. 15 no. 4 308-325. Earlier working paper version of this article.
Research article by Lindsay Stringer, Claire Quinn on 1 Oct 2015
Orchard SE; Stringer LC; Quinn CH (2015) Ocean and Coastal Management, 114: 1-10. doi: 10.1016/j.ocecoaman.2015.05.019
Working paper by Swenja Surminski on 30 Sep 2015
Adapting to climate change requires the engagement of a wide range of stakeholders, including the private sector. However, little is still known about if and how corporations, particularly those operating … read more »
Research article by Adrian Fenton, Jouni Paavola, Anne Tallontire on 28 Sep 2015
Abstract There is growing interest in the role microfinance could play in facilitating adaptation to climate change. This article contributes to this interest by reviewing the state of the literature on microfinance and climate change adaptation which has two key areas. The first area of the literature focuses on the potential for microfinance to facilitate […]
Working paper by Roger Fouquet on 28 Sep 2015
This paper sought to draw lessons from long run trends in energy markets for energy and climate policy. An important lesson is that consumer responses to energy markets change with … read more »
