Working paper by Ralf Martin on 1 Aug 2009
We estimate the impacts of an energy tax – the Climate Change Levy (CCL) – on the manufacturing sector using panel data from the UK production … read more »
Research article by Thomas Wiedmann, John Barrett, Manfred Lenzen on 3 May 2009
A determination of the sustainability performance of a company ought to fulfill certain requirements. It has to take into account the direct impacts from on-site processes as well as indirect impacts embodied in the supply chains of a company. This life cycle thinking is the common theme of popular footprint analyses, such as carbon, ecological, […]
Research article by on 5 Jan 2009
Multinational corporations (MNCs) operating in developing countries face increasing social and environmental risk. Previous work on how MNCs seek to mitigate these risks has often failed to recognize the complexity and interaction between international, home and host country governance mechanisms. Here, however, changes in corporate environmental behaviour at the site level are evaluated in terms […]
Research article by David Bonilla, Tim Foxon on 1 Jan 2009
Bonilla, D., and Foxon, T. January 2009. Journal of Transport Economics and Policy, v.43, pp.55-83.
Book by on 1 Nov 2008
Sullivan, R. (ed.) 2008. Greenleaf Publishing, Sheffield, UK.
Research article by Andy Gouldson on 31 Oct 2008
Gouldson, A. December 2008. Energy Policy, v.36, pp.4618-4620.
Research article by Sam Fankhauser, Nicholas Stern on 17 Mar 2008
The employment effect of climate policy has emerged as an important concern of policy makers, not least in the USA. Yet the impact of climate policy on jobs is … read more »
Research article by Andy Gouldson on 1 Dec 2007
Within this paper, we argue that the data released by companies through corporate environmental reports are of very limited value, particularly for analysts seeking to benchmark the environmental performance of different companies or sites. We also argue that the data published by governments through pollutant release and transfer registers (PRTRs) such as the US Toxic […]
Research article by Andy Gouldson on 1 Feb 2007
The authors sketch a framework within which the contributions to this theme issue can be understood. In particular, they discuss various frames of reference or ways of thinking that can be brought to bear on the challenges that arise in evaluating attempts to govern environmental risks. The discussion is divided into three sections. First, they […]
Research article by Andy Gouldson on 16 May 2006
Within this paper, we consider whether it is possible to trace the links between the procedural and the substantive dimensions of corporate environmentalism using information that is in the public domain – most notably in corporate reports and in pollutant releases and transfer registers (PRTRs) such as the US Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) and the […]
