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14 Jun 2024: to become carbon neutral economy, sustainable in the use of resources, and resilient to climate change”. ... Targeted opportunities to address the climate-trade dilemma in China.’ Nature Climate Change (2016) 6: 201-206.

technologies. - International influence: The risk of climate change depends on global emissions, not. ... i See N. Stern, The Economics of Climate Change (Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK, 2007); W.

Modelling climate change mitigation is often done from a ‘bottom-up’ technologyperspective, and this provides an opportunity to study its relationship with the economicprocess. ... avoided costs of climate change were included, it could be possible

a. Climate change mitigation and low-carbon innovation. 24. b. Multi-sector policy in response to a pandemic. ... transformative policy-making, such as policy towards climate change, marginal analysis is not.

exposure analysis, low-carbon transition. 1. INTRODUCTION. The urgent need for mitigating climate change is calling for a fundamental transition towards a low-. ... NGFS, 2019). More specifically, stringent climate change policies and innovations in

DIFFERENCE-IN-DIFFERENCE ANALYSIS.24. 6.1. Change in the consumption of plastic bags. 24. ... 14. Price effect (β’). α. Mediator (Attitudes) (Attitude). Legislative change(Plastic bag charge).

2.3. Uncertainty analysis in human-environment interactions and climate change.22. 2.4. Policy effectiveness, behaviour and implementation. ... Indeed, assuming that asimple unique equilibrium solution exists to the CBA of climate change mitigation comes

26 Oct 2022: Chenet, J. Ryan-Collins, and F. van Lerven, ‘Finance, climate-change and radical uncertainty: Towards a precautionary approach to financial policy’, Ecological Economics, 183 (2021). ... 5 H. Chenet, J. Ryan-Collins, and F. van Lerven, ‘Finance,