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24.04.13
Getting Global Agreements on Climate Issues
Lavan Mahadeva . OIES. Lavan Mahadeva’s presentation covered an important but particular aspect of the search for global agreement, namely the question of bu...
08.03.13
Science and the Validity of an Economic Case for Action on Emissions-Meeting Report
A major objective of the first seminar in the 2013 series was to ascertain whether and how far the nature of discussion and analysis had moved on since the St...
20.02.13
The Economic Case for Action against Climate Change
Prof Sam Fankhauser , from the Grantham Research Institute at the LSE , discussed the economic considerations and the policy case for action on emissions. C...
20.02.13
The Scientific Case for Action on Emissions
In this presentationProf Sir Brian Hoskins, Director of the Grantham Institute Imperial College, gives a summary of the essentials of climate science, ...
24.04.12
Is Energy Efficiency Sustainable?
Malcolm Keay, OIES This presentation looks at the links between energy efficiency and sustainability and concludes that they are much more complex than they mi...
13.03.12
Feeding the Nine Billion
Lord Krebs, Committee on Climate Change How can we feed 9 billion people equitably, healthily and sustainably? Provide enough water and energy for a growing po...
27.01.11
Cancun and the implications for UK climate change policy 2011
Jim Watson, Sussex Energy Group Provides an overview of the Cancun climate negotiations and outcomes, highlighting positive outcomes and a number of issues tha...
18.10.10
Where Next for US Policy on CO2 and Climate Issues?
David Robinson, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies and The Brattle Group Provides an overview of recent changes to US policy on climate change. This is discus...
21.01.10
Copenhagen and Decarbonising the Power Sector 2010
Joan MacNaughton, Alstom The need for decarbonising power generation is set out, in the context of global carbon emissions, abatement scenarios and investment ...
18.11.09
Tackling Carbon Leakage 2009
Professor Michael Grubb, Climate Strategies If damaging externalities are not internalised in prices, there is no basis to assume that economic liberalisation ...
19.11.08
Kingsnorth and the Carbon Capture Question
Jim Watson, Sussex Energy Group, SPRU The development of CCS within the UK is discussed in the context of a potential new coal fired plant at Kingsnorth and t...
23.04.08
Personal Carbon Trading
Stephen Elderkin, DEFRA The role of personal carbon trading (PCT) is discussed in relation to emissions from leisure, aviation, personal car use, electricity, ...Sign up to our Events Newsletter
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