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September 2000, Volume 11, Issue 5
- 573-585 Dream-World: A Simple Model of Energy-Related Carbon Emissions in the 20th and 21St Centuries
by Godfrey Boyle - 587-595 Resource Efficiency and Service Provision
by Timothy J. Foxon - 597-601 Book Reviews: Natural Capitalism: The New Utopia, the Environment and Competition in Electricity in the USA and the UK, Cleaner Air and Better Transport
by Horace Herring & Gordon MacKerron & Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen - 603-605 Pre-Negotiating the Kyoto Protocol, June 2000: ‘Energy Policy is at the Heart of Kyoto: Fix, Fudge, Façade or Failure?’
by Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen - 607-607 The International Thermonuclear Reactor
by S. Boehmer-Christiansen - 608-609 Recent Oil Price Rises or Why the Greens are Such Desired Political Allies in Europe
by Hans Henrik Ramm & Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen
July 2000, Volume 11, Issue 4
- 1-1 Introduction
by Catherine Mitchell - 377-389 Neutral Regulation – The Vital Ingredient for a Sustainable Energy Future
by Catherine Mitchell - 391-405 The Hazards of Implementing Renewables Portfolio Standards
by Nancy Rader - 407-422 The Influence of Banking and Borrowing under Different Penalty Regimes in Tradable Green Certificate Markets – Results from an Experimental Economics Laboratory Experiment
by G.J. Schaeffer & Joep Sonnemans - 423-438 Scenarios for the Use of Ghg-Reduction Instruments – How Can Policy-Instruments as Carbon Emission Trading and Tradable Green Certificates Be Used Simultaneously to Reach a Common Ghg-Reduction Target?
by P. E. Morthorst - 439-459 Wind Power Planning and Operational Benefits and Issues in Evolving Competitive Markets
by Michael R. Milligan - 461-477 Customer Choice and Green Power Marketing in the United States: How far Can it Take US?
by Ryan Wiser & Mark Bolinger & Edward Holt - 479-509 Renewable Energy in Australia
by David Mills - 511-530 Challenges for Renewable Electricity in Dcs
by A.L. Amin
May 2000, Volume 11, Issue 3
- 1-1 Correction
by Rebecca Harrison - 1-1 Editorial
by Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen - 233-254 Shifting Patterns of Fuel and Wood Use by Households in Rural Zimbabwe
by S. J. Vermeulen & B. M. Campbell & J. J. Mangono - 255-275 Turning the Big Knob: An Evaluation of the Use of Energy Policy to Modulate Future Climate Impacts
by Roger A. Pielke Jr. & Roberta Klein & Daniel Sarewitz - 277-292 The Relative Strength of Economic Interests in Shaping Eu Climate Policy: A Hypothesis
by Axel Michaelowa - 293-298 Musical Chairs in Power Engineering: Could the Environment Be Left Standing?
by Steve Thomas - 299-311 What's in the Pipeline? New Projects and Opportunities for Gasification
by Neville Holt - 313-325 Is Energy Efficiency Environmentally Friendly?
by Horace Herring - 327-341 Increases to the Dragon's Fire Would Benefit from Improved Clean Coal Technology (Cct)
by Richard S Courtney - 343-354 Differentiation since Kyoto: An Exploration of Australian Climate Policy in Comparison to Europe/UK
by Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen - 355-367 The Carbon Dioxide Thermometer
by Jarl R. Ahlbeck - 369-372 Book Reviews: Adding Value to Coal Cleaning Wastes, Coal Licensing and Production Tax Regimes, Hot and Bothered in the Greenhouse, the Economics of Global Warming and International Finance
by Jim Watson & Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen - 373-375 Natta Conference Report
by David Elliott & Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen
March 2000, Volume 11, Issue 2
- 127-139 Increases in Leukemia in Infants in Wales and Scotland following Chernobyl: Evidence for Errors in Statutory Risk Estimates
by Chris Busby & Molly Scott Cato - 141-147 Radiation Jigsaw: A Different Picture Emerges
by Alice Stewart & Jill Sutcliffe - 149-166 Validity of the Linear No-Threshold Theory of Radiation Carcinogenesis at Low Doses
by Bernard L Cohen - 167-182 Managing Radioactive Waste: Issues and Misunderstandings
by Morris Rosen - 183-192 Discussion: Nuclear Power from South Africa?
by N/A - 193-205 Scientific Uncertainty: An Insuperable Obstacle to Compensation for Environmental Causes of Ill Health?
by Chris Miller - 207-216 Science/ Law Interactions and the Problem of Causation
by R.J. Harrison - 217-222 The Environment: Modernising Justice?
by Martyn Day - 223-231 Book Reviews: The Woman Who Knew Too Much: Alice Stewart and the Secrets of Radiation, Nuclear Safety and International Governance: Russian and Eastern Europe, Climate Policy after Kyoto
by Jill Sutcliffe & John Surrey & Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen
January 2000, Volume 11, Issue 1
- 1-1 Editorial
by N/A - 1-23 Environmental Regulations and Interfuel Substitution in the Power Sector: A Generalized Leontief Model
by Patrik Söderholm - 25-48 The Impact of Oil Price Volatility on the Future of the U.S. Economy
by Roy Boyd & K. Doroodian & Dennis Thornton - 49-63 On Carbon Leakage and Technological Change
by D.J. Gielen - 65-79 Renewable Electricity in a Liberalised Market – The Concept of Green Certificates
by M. Voogt & M.G. Boots & G.J. Schaeffer & J.W. Martens - 81-91 Thermophotovoltaics: Can They Make a Significant Contribution?
by S.K. Haywood - 93-107 Energy Technology and Foreign Trade: The Case of Denmark
by Henrik Klinge Jacobsen - 109-122 Energy Efficiency: A Survey of Firm Investment Behaviour in Australia
by Jane Harris & Jane Anderson & Walter Shafron - 123-126 Book Review: Climate Policy after Kyoto
by Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen
November 1999, Volume 10, Issue 6
- 1-1 Whatever Happened to Acid Rain?
by Richard Skeffington - 571-596 Assessing the Impacts of International Emissions Reduction Scenarios on the Acidification of Freshwaters in Great Britain with the First-Order Acidity Balance (FAB) Model and the Hull Acid Rain Model (HARM)
by C.J. Curtis & J.D. Whyatt & S.E. Metcalfe & T.E.H. Allott & R. Harriman - 597-616 Constructing a Response to Ecological Problems under Scientific Uncertainty: A Comparison of Acid Rain and Climate Change Policy in Canada
by Louis Guay - 617-637 Ecological Modernisation in UK Science-Policy Communities: The Case of Acid Rain and Critical Loads
by A.K. Tickle - 639-670 The Failure of Sulphur Trading in the UK
by Steve Sorrell - 671-703 Designing Effective Environmental Regimes: The Case of the Convention on Long-Range Transboundary Air Pollution (CLRTAP)
by Jørgen Wettestad - 705-720 Acid Rain in East Asia: An Analysis of Side-Payments
by Minoru Nakada & David Pearce - 721-724 Book Review: Acid Rain on the Agenda: A Picture of a Chain of Events, 1966–1968
by Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen - 725-727 Conference Report: Uranium Institute 24th Annual Symposium, London 9–10 September 1999
by N/A - 727-727 Conference Announcement
by N/A
September 1999, Volume 10, Issue 5
- 437-438 Editorial
by Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen - 439-468 Environmental Effects of Increased Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide
by Willie Soon & Sallie L. Baliunas & Arthur B. Robinson & Zachary W. Robinson - 469-482 Climate Change in the Arctic and its Empirical Diagnostics
by V.V. Adamenko & K. Ya Kondratyev & C.A. Varotsos - 483-489 Considerations on the Relation between Albedo of ICE/Snow and Climate Change
by Ryunosuke Kikuchi - 491-502 An Assessment of Validation Experiments Conducted on Computer Models of Global Climate Using the General Circulation Model of the UK'S Hadley Centre
by Richard S Courtney - 503-515 Two Become One: Meteorological Science and the Construction of the El Niño/Southern Oscillation (ENSO) Phenomenon
by John A. Hannigan - 517-534 The Kyoto Protocol: Economic Impacts on Annex B Economies and Key Australian Industries
by C. Polidano & S. Brown & K. Woffenden & S. Beil & B.S. Fisher - 535-538 Kyoto Protocol: Some Norwegian Views on its Implementation
by Harald Dovland - 539-547 Emissions Trading: Reducing the Cost of Implementing the Kyoto Protocol
by John P. Weyant - 549-556 Examining New Partnerships for Sustainable Development: The Clean Development Mechanism under the Kyoto Protocol
by Julia Curtis (IEA) & Laurent Dittrick (IEA) & Kristi Dittrick (IEA) & Mark Radka (IEA) - 557-562 Book Reviews: Transforming Electricity: The Coming Generation of Change, ‘What Risk? Science, Politics and Public Health’, Energy Demand in Asian Developing Economies, Bangladesh, China, India, Indonesia, South Korea, Malaysia, Pakistan, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Taiwan and Thailand
by Steve Thomas & David J. Ball & Rossana Galli - 563-569 Contributions to the Climate Change Debate
by Mikel Mathieson
July 1999, Volume 10, Issue 4
- 1-1 Editorial
by Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen & Cally Barker - 353-370 Energization: A Collaborative Application of Conventional Energy Resources for Energy Upliftment in Rural Communities
by Cathy A. Laing & Glynne Rosseli - 371-379 Restructuring, Technology Transfer, Competitiveness: The Must for the Russian and Cis Military Industry Refurbishment
by Lucio Lusso & Raffaello Gusso - 381-398 Re-Appraisal for Energy Technology Sustaining Development in Developing Countries: Egypt Case
by Maher Aziz Bedrous & Emad El-Sharkawi & S. B. Abdel Hamid & Waeil Saleh Kaddour - 399-407 Coal and Waste: Energy and Recycling
by Robert M. Davidson - 409-413 A Call for a New Form of Co-Operation for Long-Term Sustainable Development
by Hans-Volker Schlenker & Wolfgang Strassburg - 415-423 Change and Innovation: The Evolving Energy Industry
by Kenneth L. Lay - 425-436 Book Reviews: Transforming Electricity: The Coming Generation of Change, Greenhouse Gas Mitigation. Technologies for Activities Implemented Jointly, Volcanic Activity and Climate, Emission Trading: The New Utopia for Environmental Management and Global Governance?
by Steve Thomas & Matthew Leach & Jack Hardisty & Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen
May 1999, Volume 10, Issue 3
- 1-1 Editorial
by Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen & Cally Barker - 231-273 Proceedings of the International Conference on Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading (ABARE)
by N/A - 275-291 Australia in the Greenhouse: Science, Norms and Interests in the Kyoto Protocol
by Aynsley Kellow - 293-304 Exploring Energy Solutions for Industrial Society
by Ted Trainer - 305-324 No Limits to Global Industrialisation with Nuclear Breeder Reactors
by Jovan V. Jovanovich - 325-332 The Chernobyl Replacement Project
by John Surrey & Steve Thomas - 333-352 Competence and Subsidiarity Perspectives in EU Climate Change Policy: From Harmonisation to Differentiation?
by Agnethe Dahl
March 1999, Volume 10, Issue 2
- 1-1 Editorial
by N/A - 109-120 Coal at the Crossroads
by Max Crosland - 121-124 The Coal Industry's View
by Colin Godfrey - 125-129 A Rational Approach to Planning
by Susan Hamilton - 131-135 Coal at the Crossroads: A Customer's View
by Lee Clarke - 137-139 The Manufacturers' View
by George Richardson - 141-145 Electricity Trading and the Pool
by Peter Carter - 147-155 The Uk as a European Laboratory for Electricity Deregulation
by John Surrey - 157-168 Outcomes of the Fourth Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Climate Buenos Aires, 2 – 13 November 1998
by Henning Rentz - 169-180 Productivity Effects of Technology Diffusion Induced by an Energy Tax
by Rainer Walz - 181-207 The Use of Fiscal Instruments in European Environmental Policy: Review Essay
by Kurt Deketelaere - 209-212 Essay
by F. Berkhout - 213-220 “Climate for all the Money's Worthâ€
by Øystein Noreng & Svein S. Andersen & Per Anker-Nilssen - 221-222 Book Review: Global Greens: Inside the International Environmental Establishment
by Roger Bate - 223-224 Conference Report: From Limit to Growth to No Growth?
by N/A - 225-227 Food for Thought
by N/A - 229-230 German Nuclear Waste and Transport Contamination
by Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen
January 1999, Volume 10, Issue 1
- 1-1 Editorial
by N/A - 1-18 The Carbon Dioxide Thermometer and the Cause of Global Warming
by Nigel Calder - 19-26 Climate Change: The Challenge for Energy Supply
by Robert T Watson - 27-50 Climate Change and the World Bank: Opportunity for Global Governance?
by S.A. Boehmer-Christiansen - 51-78 Carbon Dioxide Emissions from the Russian Federation — Problems and Choices
by Malcolm R. Hill - 79-85 Stranded Gas Contracts: The British Experience
by John Surrey - 87-93 Fourth International Conference on Green-House Gas Control Technologies, (GHGT4)
by Malcolm Hill - 95-97 Higher Energy Prices, Cuts in Fuel Use May Be Needed to Comply with the Kyoto Protocol
by N/A - 99-107 Book Reviews: “The Oil Price Crisis of 1998†, Special Paper No 10, OCEES Research Paper No. 15. Understanding America's Climate Change Policy: Realpolitik, Pluralism and Ethical Norms
by John Surrey & Joseph Murphy
September 1998, Volume 9, Issue 6
- 1-1 Greeting Addresses
by N/A - 1-1 A Revised View on the Cause of “Global Warming†– Scientists' Reply to the IPCC Reports
by Helmut Metzner - 1-1 Welcome
by Helmut Metzner - 1-1 Editorial
by Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen - 589-608 Global and Regional Climate Changes – Multiple Statistical Estimation of the Causes Taken from Observed Data
by Christian D. Schönwiese - 609-616 Global Warming: State of the Science
by Alan Robock - 617-632 Unfinished Business – The Scientific Case against the Global Climate Treaty
by Fred Singer - 633-646 Limited Predictability and the Greenhouse Effect – A Scientific Review
by A. Wiin-Nielsen - 647-657 Are the IPCC Carbon Emission and Carbon Dioxide Stabilization Scenarios Realistic?
by Henry R. Linden - 659-672 CO2 and Climate: Geological Perspective
by Harry N. A. Priem - 673-681 The Spectroscopic Contributions of CO2 to the Warming and Cooling of the Earth's Atmosphere
by Jack Barrett - 683-720 Solar Activity: A Dominant Factor in Climatic Dynamics
by Theodor Landscheidt - 721-725 Possible Mechanisms of Solar Activity Modulation of Earth Climate
by Henrik Svensmark - 727-739 Long-Term Variations in Solar Activity and Their Apparent Effect on the Earth's Climate
by K. Lassen - 741-744 Long-Term Solar Forcing of the Holocene Climate
by W. Karlén - 745-745 Final Remarks
by Helmut Metzner
August 1998, Volume 9, Issue 5
- 1-1 Editorial
by Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen - 479-479 Obituary: David Everest
by Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen - 481-497 Using Models to Analyse Economic Policy Responses; The Case of Environmental Co-Operation
by Stephen G. Hall - 499-507 German Industry's Declaration on Climate Protection: A Voluntary Commitment or a Congratulatory Self-Assurance?
by Knut Kübler - 509-533 Industrial Structure and Source of Carbon Dioxide Emissions in East Asia: Estimation and Comparison
by Hyun-Sik Chung - 535-547 Factors Influencing SO2 Removal Efficiency by Electron Beam Processing of Coal-Fired Flue Gas Treatment
by Ryunosuke Kikuchi - 549-568 The Impact of Energy on the Adoption of Conservation Tillage in the United States
by Noel D. Uri - 569-581 Effects of Energy Conservation and Better Power Production Efficiency on Australia's Greenhouse Gas Emissions
by Mir-Akbar Hessami - 583-584 Coal at the Cross-Road or at the End of the Road?
by Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen - 585-587 Book Review: Muddle and Mismanagement History and Overview of Solar Heat Technologies
by Brian Brinkworth
June 1998, Volume 9, Issue 4
- 347-348 Introduction to the Special Issue
by Eberhard Jochem - 349-363 Potential Damages from Climate Changes in the U.S
by Lester B. Lave & Elena Shevliakova - 365-381 The Potential Impacts of Climate Change on Europe
by Martin Beniston & Richard S. J. Tol - 383-397 Building Backstop Technologies and Policies to Implement the Framework Convention on Climate Change
by James Edmonds & Marshall Wise - 399-412 The Timing of CO2 Emissions Abatement: An Overview of Economic Issues
by Michael Grubb - 413-423 Do Differences in Climate Change Policy Reflect Different Cultures and Vice Versa?
by Eberhard Jochem - 425-440 The Climate for Greenhouse Policy in the U.S. and the Incorporation of Uncertainties into Integrated Assessments
by Stephen H. Schneider - 441-447 U.S. Policy on Global Climate Change
by Jane Leggett - 449-461 The Climate Change Policy: The Position of the European Union
by Peter Palinkas - 463-477 Differences in Climate Change Policy in Germany and the United States from a Political Science Perspective
by Edda Müller
June 1998, Volume 9, Issue 3
- 233-233 Guest Editorial
by Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen - 235-255 Who Plugged the Gap? Re-Examining The Woodfuel Crisis in Zimbabwe
by P.N. Bradley & B.M. Campbell - 257-277 Photovoltaics in Africa and the gef: The Right Path to Sustainable Development?
by Ian Bacon - 279-296 The Development of Wind Power in Denmark and The Uk
by Andrew Brunt & Derek Spooner - 297-319 Energy Supply Measures to Reduce Regional Carbon Intensity: Opportunities and Constraints
by D. Mcevoy & D.C. Gibbs & J.W.S. Longhurst - 321-340 Petcoke, The Public and Power: The Case of Drax
by J.A. Ravey & S. A. Boehmer-Christiansen - 341-345 Essay Review*:International Politics of climate change, Key Issues and Critical Actors
by Frits Böttcher
March 1998, Volume 9, Issue 1-2
- 1-3 Ussr Oil and Gas Developments
by Gilbert Jenkins - 4-16 Exploration for Oil in the Soviet Union: Special Problems Facing Western Companies
by Michael R. Smith - 17-28 Soviet Energy Price Reform: Its Domestic and International Implications
by Eugene M. Khartukov - 29-49 Ussr oil Concession Policy Alternatives: The Lessons from Ussr History and Modern Western Practice
by Andrew A. Konoplyanik - 50-53 The Possibilities of Organizing Joint Ventures for Oil and Gas Exploration and Development in the USSR
by K. A. Kleshchev - 54-62 An Approach to Economic Evaluation of the Profitability of Joint Venture Petroleum Exploration and Developments in the Ussr
by Elana A. Dyachkova - 63-70 Structural Changes in the Ussr Coal Industry and Prospects for International Co-operation
by A.S. Astakhov - 71-80 Pipeline Construction in the Ussr
by V.M. Pavlyuchenko & B.L. Krivoshein Minneftegazstroy - 81-82 Five Years After Chernobyl: 1986 - 1991
by N/A - 83-93 Books Received
by N/A
December 1997, Volume 8, Issue 4
- 247-267 Energy, Environment and Technology in The Former Ussr: The Case of Fossil-Fuelled Power Stations and Acid Rain Emissions
by Malcolm R. Hill - 269-278 Energy and the Environment 'The Nuclear Option'
by Robert Hawley - 279-288 Key Issues of Global Change at The End of The Second Millennium
by Kirill Ya Kondratyev - 289-295 Effluents of Alternative Energy Sources in Swedish Paper Production
by Tito Gronow - 297-311 Assessing Carbon Flow at The Local Scale
by D. Mcevoy & D.C. Gibbs & J.W.S. Longhurst - 313-321 Household Energy in Annangland: Its Crisis, Consequences and Reversal Strategies
by Maurice A. Okoji & Julia Moses - 323-326 Environmental Policy and Technical Change
by Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen - 323-326 Factor Four: Doubling Wealth, Halving Resource Use
by Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen - 327-327 Book Review: Rural and renewable energy: perspective front developing countries
by D.A. Everest - 328-328 Book Review: Population, Environment and Development
by David Everest - 328-329 Book Review: The Coming Oil Crisis
by D.A. Everest - 331-332 Short Course Information Ultra Low Nox Gas Turnine Combustion
by N/A - 333-333 Forthcoming Events The Royal Institute of International Affairs
by N/A
September 1997, Volume 8, Issue 3
- 179-190 Synthesizing Values of Statistical Life for Energy-Environmental Policy Analysis
by J.P. Huang & B.W. Ang & K.L. Poh - 191-205 The Use of Fertilizer and its Environmental Consequences
by Noel D. Uri - 207-225 Energy Consumption in Leisure Centres – A Comparative Study
by A.J. Griffiths & P.J. Bowen & B.J. Brinkworth & I.R. Morgan & A Howarth - 227-238 Developing Taipei Automobile Driving Cycle for Emissions
by Gwo-Hshiung Tzeng & June-Jye Chen - 239-240 Aviation Fuels Pollution: 1997 Update
by Gilbert Jenkins - 241-245 Viewpoint: Pricing for the Environment: Price Intervention as a Means to Environmental Protection are “Quids†the Answer
by C. Glover
June 1997, Volume 8, Issue 2
- 81-101 A Win-Win Strategy for Economic Wealth and Climate Protection – Equally Important for the First and the Third World
by Wilfrid Bach - 105-113 Consumption Target Values for Electrical Appliances in Switzerland
by Edelgard Gruber & Katrin Ostertag & Eric Bush - 115-131 Energy Technology Transfer: A Proposal for the Strategic Assessment of Environmental Impacts within Developing Countries
by Goel Kahen - 133-150 The Implications of the Adoption of Alternative Production Practices on the Estimation of Input Productivity in Agriculture
by C.S. Kim & C. Sandretto & N.D. Uri - 151-167 Agricultural Waste to Energy – A UK Perspective
by A. J. Griffiths & W. Hicks - 169-176 Oxygenates in Gasoline and Their Influence on Air Quality1
by Barney Parsons & John Westwood - 177-177 Letter To Editor
by N/A
March 1997, Volume 8, Issue 1
- 1-11 Decomposition of Aggregate Energy Intensity of Industry with Application to China, Korea and Taiwan
by B.W. Ang - 13-24 Weapons Plutonium for Electricity: A Win – Win – Win Solution
by Pierre Goldschmidt - 25-43 Barriers to Energy Efficiency: More Than Just Market Failure
by Nick Eyre - 45-63 The Effects of Reducing the Motor Fuels Excise Tax on Agriculture in the United States
by Noel D. Uri & Roy Boyd - 67-72 Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Energy Supply and How UK Energy Requirements will be Met in 2050
by David R Cope - 73-76 Uranium for the Future: The 21st Uranium Institute International Symposium
by Ted Mole - 77-78 Book Review: Oil Tankers and Pollution Laws Leonie J. Archer Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, 1996 ISBN 0 948061 91X £20
by Gilbert Jenkins - 78-78 Book Review: The Market and the Economies of Large Oil Tankers Olivier Golomer Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, 1996 ISBN 0 948061 944 £60
by Gilbert Jenkins
December 1996, Volume 7, Issue 4
- 1-1 Editorial
by D. A. Everest - 323-331 Science Under Siege: The De-Coupling of Science from Climate Policy
by Roger Bate