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ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS
MARCH 14, 2012
What's wrong with climate change economics?
key reason for that, I believe, is a chronic low-balling of future temperature rise and hence future climate impacts and hence future climate damages by the mainstream economic profession. The mainstream economics community has a long way to go to catch up to the reality of emissions trends and climate science. Er, nothing? F (1.1-6.4°C)
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THE GREEN CHANGEMAKERS
FEBRUARY 22, 2008
“Green Economics”: Turning Mainstream Thinking on Its Head
That’s especially true about mainstream economics, which is based in part on ideas that made a lot of sense at some point in the last 250 years but that have outlived their time and usefulness. We’ve gotten really good at economic growth. Economic systems ought to be gender-blind but they’re not. Tags: Economics Green
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MASTER THIS MACHINE
MAY 30, 2011
The death of green marketing: a summary of comments.
When brand strategist Marc Stoiber posted Joel Makower’s “Green Marketing is Over” to one of LinkedIn’s largest sustainability groups, he ignited read more » Sustainability behavior economics marketingRead the original “The death of green marketing&# post here.
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ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS
MAY 16, 2011
What environmentalists need to know about economics
Here is the short version
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LIVING GREEN & SAVING ENERGY
FEBRUARY 2, 2011
Green Living with Solar Panels: Economics of Solar Panels | Living.
Home About Us Contact Us Products Green Tips EBooks Going Green: Questions and Answers Subscribe Living Green and Saving Energy Green Living with Solar Panels: The Economics of Turning Sunlight into Electricity by greenwise on February 2, 2011 Turning sunlight into electricity is a wonderful idea. typical system might be a 4 kilowatt system.
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ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS
MARCH 23, 2012
An economic conundrum
So I read page 2 (and no more) of the NYTimes story John pointed to this morning (John read page 1) and it raises an interesting economic puzzle for environmental advocates: Simple economics suggests that if the nation is producing more energy, prices should be falling. But the domestic trends are unmistakable. via www.nytimes.com.
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