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Recent trends in energy-related CO2 emissions
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| 167 - 177 |
Successful government-industry partnership: the US Department of Energy's role in advancing energy-efficient technologies
Geller H, McGaraghan S |
| 179 - 197 |
Theoretical ambiguity and the weight of historical heritage: a comparative study of the British and Norwegian electricity liberalisation
Midttun A, Thomas S |
| 199 - 205 |
Productivity growth and energy consumption in the Nigerian manufacturing sector: a panel data analysis
Adenikinju AF |
| 207 - 217 |
Rural household energy consumption - The effects of access to electricity - evidence from South Africa
Davis M |
| 219 - 231 |
Fixing global carbon emissions: choosing the best target year
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| 233 - 237 |
Developing countries are combating climate change - Actions in developing countries that slow growth in carbon emissions
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| 239 - 246 |
The risks of the nuclear policies
Romerio F |
| 247 - 256 |
Electricity policies for low-income households
Baxter LW |
| 257 - 262 |
Climate change and insurance: a critical appraisal
Tol RSJ |
| 263 - 273 |
Key elements related to the emissions trading for the Kyoto protocol
Matsuo N |
