... waterbed effect cap-and-trade carbon pricing carbon markets hybrid regulation O RIGIN AL U N ED ITED M A N U SCRIPT Overlapping Climate Policies Overlapping Climate Policies Grischa Perino1, Robert A. Ritz2 and Arthur A. van Benthem3,4 Abstract: Countries around the world are enacting climate policies...

... climate risk financial innovation carbon markets sustainable finance Suppose firms and nations begin correctly accounting for carbon. What happens next? This article takes a step beyond Brander’s mandate and proposes a normative approach to carbon management—the set of activities that link carbon...

... of energy crises on the effectiveness of decarbonisation mechanisms. The shock caused by the current war in Ukraine shows that, in a geopolitical world, geopolitical analysis must be integrated into climate, and more generally environmental, law analysis. carbon markets energy geopolitics energy market...

... of agricultural production. In particular, we examine the leakage percentage from carbon offset allowance at specific southern regions in the United States as a part of a carbon market. We use the Forest and Agriculture Sector Optimization Model-Greenhouse Gases model to examine responses between sectors as part...

... Costa Rica's Payment for Environmental Services program ( Pagiola 2008 ) and emerging carbon market programs. Participation in carbon market programs typically require landowners to convey development rights and to engage in management that enhances carbon storage. Miller et al. (2012) observed...

... carbon markets The role of forests in the global carbon cycle and the potential of forests as a greenhouse gas mitigation tool have been topics of increasing attention in recent years, both at the national and international levels. Nongovernment organizations, national governments, and corporations...

... the importance of market agents in structuring market processes. For the carbon financial markets, these theories suggest that both economic theory and the interaction of market agents will shape the actual function of the carbon markets. While there is little theory that specifically addresses the carbon market...

... alternative explanations state capacity transnational climate governance international influences policy recommendations liberal developmental environmentalism resonance carbon markets This book has sought to respond to questions about the effectiveness of climate finance instruments developed under...

... ending conflict-related sexual violence climate injustice market justice climate public expenditure and institutional review (CPEIR) trade-related market-friendly human rights economic globalization Public sector-undermining Private sector-strengthening carbon markets This chapter delineates...

... of wind power ASG Asian Super Grid proposal bubbles financial carbon markets China air pollution finance aggregating financial capital institutional investors and green climate bonds speculation in carbon market diffusion of innovations acceleration Merrill Lynch Pernick Ron Wilder Clint...

...Figure 36.1 Marshall’s Supply-and-Demand Curve. Figure 36.2 Typology of the Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of Value. Figure 36.3 Economies of Production and Internalization Through the Circulation of Value. Carbon markets open several important avenues of inquiry into resource governance...

...This chapter considers transparency with respect to carbon markets, government policies on climate change, and corporate exposures and disclosure practices concerning climate-related risks. It discusses carbon market issues concerning the infrastructure and transactions in three market segments...

... acknowledging the complexity underlying scientific and economic thought and ways of knowing. The search for measurable outcomes of climate governance processes unsurprisingly privileges thinking of the world through measurable targets, goals, and units of greenhouse gas emissions. Carbon markets require...

...The Paris Agreement institutionalized decentralized and national approaches to climate change policy through Article 4 and the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) process. In this new context, what can be said about the prospects for a global carbon market, and how might that analysis benefit...

... Desirable Registries Optional The integration of carbon markets will require a careful assessment of its political and economic viability, which, in turn, largely depends on the respective compatibility of the underlying emissions trading schemes. Because design features in each scheme can extend...

...This chapter presents the global policy debate over forest carbon offsets as it plays out on the ground. More specifically, it analyzes an effort to link the carbon markets in California (USA), Chiapas (Mexico) and Acre (Brazil). The authors situate global policy within local reality...

... shows that it has implications for how we understand the modern state, scientific knowledge, and power and for the global carbon markets for which Mexican forests might become valuable....