Carbon Pricing is not Unjust by Kian Mintz‐Woo

Subjects: “…carbon pricing…”
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Editorial: Carbon pricing and trading by Ramazan Sari, Ugur Soytas

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Carbon pricing and planetary boundaries by Gustav Engström, Johan Gars, Chandra Krishnamurthy, Daniel Spiro, Raphael Calel, Therese Lindahl, Badri Narayanan

“…In the light of nine Earth System Processes (ESPs) and the corresponding planetary boundaries, here the authors assessed the global environmental impact of a global carbon pricing in a multi-boundary world. They show that a global carbon tax would relieve pressure on most ESPs and it is therefore stronger in a multi-boundary world than when considering climate change in isolation.…”
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The risk-adjusted carbon price by Van der Ploeg, R, van den Bremer, T

“…We derive a non-certainty-equivalent rule for the carbon price, which incorporates precautionary, risk-insurance and risk-exposure, and climate beta effects to deal with future economic and climatic risks. …”

Carbon pricing in the United Kingdom by Johnson, P

“…</p> <p>One of the key instruments – but not the only one – is of course the imposition of a carbon price.</p>…”

The risk-adjusted carbon price by van den Bremer, TS, van der Ploeg, F

“…We identify prudence, insurance, and exposure effects, reproduce earlier analytical results, and offer analytical insights into numerical results on the effects of economic and damage ratio uncertainty and convex damages on the optimal carbon price.…”

Carbon pricing approaches for climate decisions in U.S. higher education: Proxy carbon prices for deep decarbonization by Alexander R. Barron, Breanna J. Parker, Susan S. Sayre, Shana S. Weber, Dano J. Weisbord

“…Despite growth in carbon pricing in government and the private sector, our review suggests low, but growing, adoption of internal carbon prices (ICPs) by higher education institutions (HEIs), who may be uniquely suited to implement and refine these tools. …”
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Carbon price volatility: The case of China. by Yinpeng Zhang, Zhixin Liu, Yingying Xu

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Will Capacity Mechanisms Conflict with Carbon Pricing? by Yilun Luo, Esmaeil Ahmadi, Benjamin C. McLellan, Tetsuo Tezuka

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Supply-side perspective for carbon pricing by Takashi Kanamura

Subjects: “…EUA market| Brent crude oil market| crude oil-linked carbon price model…”
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Making carbon pricing work for citizens by Klenert, D, Mattauch, L, Combet, E, Edenhofer, O, Hepburn, C, Rafaty, R, Stern, N

“…The gap between actual carbon prices and those required to achieve ambitious climate change mitigation could be closed by enhancing the public acceptability of carbon pricing through appropriate use of the revenues raised. …”

The challenges and prospects for carbon pricing in Europe by Barnes, A

“…<p>Carbon pricing is seen as an essential tool of decarbonisation, and hence of meeting net zero emissions targets by 2050. …”

CESMM3 carbon & price book 2011 / by Institution of Civil Engineers

Carbon pricing : early experience and future prospects / by Adamson, David (David Charles), Quiggin, John, editor, Quiggin, Daniel, editor

Carbon Pricing Under Pressure: Withering Markets? by Lars H. Gulbrandsen, Jørgen Wettestad

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The impacts of carbon pricing on the electricity market in Japan by Ding Ding

“…One way is by implementing a carbon pricing system, converting emissions from fossil fuels to costs of production and consumption. …”
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Internal carbon pricing: rationale, promise and limitations by Kshama Harpankar

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Environmental Justice and Carbon Pricing: Can They Be Reconciled? by James K. Boyce, Michael Ash, Brent Ranalli

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A Practical Guide to the Economics of Carbon Pricing by Ross McKitrick

“…When practiced globally, a carbon price deals with Canadian emitters as fairly as it does others. …”
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A Practical Guide to the Economics of Carbon Pricing by Ross McKitrick

“…When practiced globally, a carbon price deals with Canadian emitters as fairly as it does others. …”
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