Carbon taxes represent a cost‐effective way to steer the economy toward a greener future.
In the real world, their application has however been limited. In this paper, we address one …

Carbon pricing is a recurrent theme in debates on climate policy. Discarded at the 2009
COP in Copenhagen, it remained part of deliberations for a climate agreement in …

Efficient and sustainable solutions for offsetting residual emissions via carbon dioxide
removal are a major challenge. Proposed removal methods result in trade-offs with other …

This paper explores the effects of framing a polluting activity in different contexts, ie different
modes of transportation (bus versus plane) and different travel occasions (holiday versus …

Emissions trading schemes (ETSs) have been a central component of international climate
change policies, as a carbon pricing tool to achieve emissions reduction targets. Forest …

While instruments to price congestion exist since the 1970s, less than a dozen cities around
the world have a cordon or zone pricing scheme. Geneva, Switzerland, may be soon joining …

The three main types of policies for addressing climate change are command and control
regulation, carbon taxes (or price instruments), and cap and trade (or quantity instruments) …

Despite the potential benefits to human health and greenhouse gas mitigation, the uptake of
biogas plants in Nepal and other developing countries has been less than optimal. We …

While there is a general belief that reforesting marginal, often unprofitable, croplands can
result in water quality benefits, to date there have been very few studies that have attempted …

Policies mitigating climate change provide a global public good but are also likely to imply
local co-benefits where implemented. This may affect citizens' preferences for what policy to …