 Emissions Trading: Environmental Policy's New Approach
ISBN: 978-0-471-35504-5
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331 pages
January 2000
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INCENTIVE-BASED ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY CONTROL.
Emissions Trading Emerges from the Shadows (R. Kosobud).
APPRAISING ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY'S NEW APPROACH.
What Do We Really Know about Market-Based Approaches to Environmental Policy?: Lessons from Twenty-Five Years of Experience (R. Stavins).
From Porcopolis to Carbopolis: The Evolution from Pork Bellies to Emissions Trading (W. Nordhaus).
Some Observations on the Evolution of the International Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading Market (R. Sandor & M. Walsh).
VIEWS FROM THE MARKET DESIGNERS AND ADMINISTRATORS.
Emissions Trading Designs in the OTAG Process (M. Gade & R. Kanerva).
A Tale of Two Revolutions: Administration of the SO_2 Trading Program (J. Kruger, et al.).
AN APPLICATION AT CENTER STAGE: THE PIONEERING NATIONAL CAP-AND-TRADE MARKET TO REDUCE ACID RAIN.
Appraisal of the SO_2 Cap-and-Trade Market (D. Burtraw).
From Autarkic to Market-Based Compliance: Learning from Our Mistakes (A. Ellerman).
AN APPLICATION AT CENTER STAGE: THE PIONEERING REGIONAL CAP-AND-TRADE MARKET TO REDUCE URBAN SMOG.
The RECLAIM Program (Los Angeles' Market-Based) Emissions Reduction Program) at Three Years (J. Lents).
AN APPLICATION AT CENTER STAGE: VOLUNTARY DISCRETE EMISSION REDUCTIONS.
Discrete Emission Reductions Trading: Practical Application in the Connecticut Regulatory Environment (J. Belanger).
A PERSPECTIVE ON EMISSIONS TRADING.
The Significance of Incentive-Based Regulation (M. Moskow).
Acronyms.
Contributors.
Index.
Emissions Trading Emerges from the Shadows (R. Kosobud).
APPRAISING ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY'S NEW APPROACH.
What Do We Really Know about Market-Based Approaches to Environmental Policy?: Lessons from Twenty-Five Years of Experience (R. Stavins).
From Porcopolis to Carbopolis: The Evolution from Pork Bellies to Emissions Trading (W. Nordhaus).
Some Observations on the Evolution of the International Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading Market (R. Sandor & M. Walsh).
VIEWS FROM THE MARKET DESIGNERS AND ADMINISTRATORS.
Emissions Trading Designs in the OTAG Process (M. Gade & R. Kanerva).
A Tale of Two Revolutions: Administration of the SO_2 Trading Program (J. Kruger, et al.).
AN APPLICATION AT CENTER STAGE: THE PIONEERING NATIONAL CAP-AND-TRADE MARKET TO REDUCE ACID RAIN.
Appraisal of the SO_2 Cap-and-Trade Market (D. Burtraw).
From Autarkic to Market-Based Compliance: Learning from Our Mistakes (A. Ellerman).
AN APPLICATION AT CENTER STAGE: THE PIONEERING REGIONAL CAP-AND-TRADE MARKET TO REDUCE URBAN SMOG.
The RECLAIM Program (Los Angeles' Market-Based) Emissions Reduction Program) at Three Years (J. Lents).
AN APPLICATION AT CENTER STAGE: VOLUNTARY DISCRETE EMISSION REDUCTIONS.
Discrete Emission Reductions Trading: Practical Application in the Connecticut Regulatory Environment (J. Belanger).
A PERSPECTIVE ON EMISSIONS TRADING.
The Significance of Incentive-Based Regulation (M. Moskow).
Acronyms.
Contributors.
Index.
