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5 Dec 2023: One  example  of  national earmarking  is  the  UK  Carbon  Trust, which  receives  revenues  from  the  UK  ... 17 The publication of the IPCC’s First Assessment Report and the UN General Assembly Decision to launch nego

6 Dec 2023: The ‘stock’ nature of climate change, along with issues of inertia, and long-term investments that are a. ... 8. parameterised for climate change and apply them to a focused analysis on the investment-incentives offered to a firm.

8 Dec 2023: range 24-60 per cent) in 2030 (United Nations/Framework Conventionon Climate Change, 2016). ... 19. 5.1 Policy developments. We analyse the adoption of both price and non-price climate change mitigation policies.18.

8 Dec 2023: 2025 and by 15.2 (10.1 to 21.1) Gt CO2 eq (36 per cent, range 24-60 per cent) in 2030(United Nations/Framework Convention on Climate Change, 2016). ... For more information on the (legally) binding character ofthese targets, please see The Global Climate

6 Dec 2023: Establishing a price for carbon is best done internationally because climate change is a global problem requiring collective action.” (DTI, 2006, p27). ... The UK Government’s approach to climate change is thus based on sound economics.

8 Dec 2023: The levy starts at C$10/tCO2 (6.43) in 2018 and rises by C$10 per year to reach C$50/tCO2 (32.17) in 2022 (Environment and Climate Change Canada, 2018). ... Nevertheless, the fixed price did little to incentivise low-carbon investment in a highly

9 Jul 2023: tons of CO2in 2005 (Davis, 2007, Transportation, 2008). The impact of transportation on climate change and. ... uncertainties. In some fields, such as climate change, the distinction between deterministic scenario analysis and.

9 Jul 2023: participants at the NBB Climate Change conference, Belgian Environmental Economics Day2021, Global Research Alliance for Sustainable Finance conference, the Zurich workshop on Sustainable Finance, BanqueDe France, De Nederlandsche Bank, the 14th