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Carbon Price
A carbon price is a fee or tax on the emission of carbon dioxide or other greenhouse gases that are generated from the burning of fossil fuels. The goal of a carbon price is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by encouraging individuals and businesses to reduce their use of fossil fuels and shift to cleaner, low-carbon alternatives.
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Carbon Giants: How Billionaire Emissions Fuel the Climate Crisis
28th October 2024
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Green Economics and Green Economic Policies
Study Notes
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UK to introduce a Carbon Border Tax in 2027
18th December 2023
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How can heavy industry decarbonise?
1st May 2023
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Is carbon offsetting a model with dangerous flaws?
27th January 2023
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The Case for an International Carbon Price Floor
21st June 2021
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Canada introduces their first carbon price
10th December 2016
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EU approves overhaul of emissions trading
15th February 2017
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Negative Externalities and Indirect Taxes
Topic Videos
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De-carbonisation - economic threat or opportunity?
3rd May 2019
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Carbon Emissions - Evaluating Potential Policies
Topic Videos
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Evaluation: A Minimum Price for Carbon
Topic Videos
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China's carbon trading scheme set to accelerate demise of coal
20th December 2017
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UK exports coal power to France as the cold bites
19th November 2017
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Unit 1 Micro: The Collapsing Price of Carbon
3rd April 2012
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Wind Turbines - Government Subsidies have Unintended Effects
11th February 2015
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Is Carbon Capture a White Elephant?
11th September 2015