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102. R and D policy [Paper in: A Taxing Debate: Climate Policy Beyond Copenhagen.]
103. Foreword [This report examines some of the world's major climate change issues. Paper in: A Taxing Debate: Climate Policy Beyond Copenhagen.]
104. Executive summary [This issue addresses domestic and global issues in relation to climate change. Paper in: A Taxing Debate: Climate Policy Beyond Copenhagen.]
105. Comparative life cycle assessments: The case of paper and digital media
106. Conducting mobility: [Paper in: Fuel for Thought: Oil, Energy, Conflict and Art. Hamilton, Ian (ed.).]
107. Watered down: the role of public participation in Australian water governance [Paper in: Justice and Governance in Water. Baldwin, Claudia (ed).]
108. From big solutions to small practices: bringing back the active consumer [Paper in: Justice and Governance in Water. Baldwin, Claudia (ed).]
109. Rules for the magic pudding: managing Lockyer groundwater [Paper in: Justice and Governance in Water. Baldwin, Claudia (ed).]
110. Lessons not learned in environmental governance: International climate policy beyond Kyoto. [This is a revised version of a paper presented at the workshop on 'Australia and Climate Change Diplomacy: Towards a Post-Kyoto Regime' held at the University of New South Wales, November 2007]
111. APEC promises a roar and delivers a whimper: the Sydney Declaration on Climate and Energy. [This article is based on a paper delivered at the workshop on 'Australia and Climate Change Diplomacy: Towards a Post-Kyoto Regime' held at the University of New South Wales, November 2007]
112. The Yarra's revenge: dredging up the past: pollution and degradation have long been part of the Yarra's history [Paper in: Civics and Citizenship. Purnell, Ingrid (ed.)]
113. Regulation and decarbonization: how can environmental regulations more effectively facilitate industrial low-carbon transitions?
114. Digital finance and regional green innovation: the perspective of environmental regulation.
115. Will emission trading promote enterprise diversification? Evidence from China.
116. Cogeneration, is it a greenhouse solution?: [This paper was originally presented at ICEC in 2002 and additional data has been incorporated from the Australian Greenhouse Office Kyoto Targets Report 2006.]
117. Global ethics and the Australian environmental movement: [Paper in: Global Ethics. Preston, Noel (ed.).]
118. The nuclear debate re-visited: [Paper in: The Nuclear Debate Re-visited. Eddy, Elizabeth (ed.).]
119. Land-use Decisions in Complex Commons: Engaging Multiple Stakeholders through Foresight and Scenario Building in Indonesia.
120. Forested wetland area and distribution: A forest and paper industry policy
121. Directions for Change in the British Planning System: Comments and Response on a Paper by Patsy Healey in Town Planning Review, 60 (2) April 1989, pp. 125-49
122. Assessment of health hazards in production of printed paper packages
123. Securing Australia's energy future, the Federal Government White Paper, 18 June 2004
124. Designing a realistic climate change policy with global participation: [Presentation to Sydney Branch, 27 November 2003. Presentation based on two papers written by Professor McKibbin and Professor Peter J. Wilcoxen]
125. Beyond Doha: clarifying the role of the WTO determining trade-environment disputes. [Paper in: Balancing Act: Law, Policy and Politics in Globalisation and Global Trade. Chen, Jianfu and Walker, Gordon (eds.).]
126. The intermediary role of an industry association in policy-making processes: the case of the Dutch paper and board industry
127. Environmental governance as a new runway of promotion tournaments: campaign-style governance and policy implementation in China's environmental laws.
128. The effects of renewable and nonrenewable energy consumption on the ecological footprint: the role of environmental policy in BRICS countries.
129. Tree free by 2003? Entrepreneurs are hot on the Kenaf paper trail
130. EPA enquiry update: Australian paper
131. Does International Harmonization of Environmental Policy Instruments Make Economic Sense?
132. Book Review: Toward Sustainable Communities: Transition and Transformations in Environmental Policy. Edited by Daniel A. Mazmanian and Michael E. Kraft. The MIT Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts and London, England, 1999, 323 pp. $60.00 cloth ($25.00 paper).
133. WORLD BANK POLICY PAPER
134. COMMENTARY: THE ENVIRONMENT WHITE PAPER
135. Comments on 'The Draft Paper for a New Technology Policy — 1993'
136. COMMON INHERITANCE - COLLECTIVE RESPONSIBILITY? STATE, MARKET AND CITIZEN IN THE WHITE PAPER ON THE ENVIRONMENT
137. Comments on the original paper by W. Kempton, P.P. Craig and C.R. Kuennen "GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE: EUROPEAN POLICY-MAKERS VIEW OF HOW SCIENCE ENTERS THE POLITICAL PROCESS"
138. THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECT ON CENTRAL AMERICA—EPOCA: EL SALVADOR: Ecology of Conflict: GREEN PAPER #4
139. COUNCIL RESOLUTION of 28 January 1991 on the Green Paper on the urban environment (91/C 33/02)
140. Planning for Local Economic Development: The Role of Small Business: Comments on a Paper by Michael B. Teitz
141. GATT -General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade-: is it still relevant for Australia in the 1990s?. -Includes summation of the session by Bishop, Bronwyn. Paper presented at the Sydney Institute International Trade Conference (1993: Sydney )
142. Do environmental taxes and environmental stringency policies reduce CO 2 emissions? Evidence from 7 emerging economies.
143. Enabling conditions for an equitable and sustainable blue economy.
144. Building a global culture of peace and sustainability: [Paper in: Global Ethics. Preston, Noel (ed.).]
145. Mechanisms and predictors of ecological change in managed forests: A selection of papers from the second international conference on biodiversity in forest ecosystems and landscapes.
146. Model pollution prevention plan for the kraft segment of the pulp and paper industry
147. Pollution prevention for the kraft pulp and paper industry
148. Working towards a national clean air agreement discussion paper
149. Environmental regulations and green innovation of enterprises: quasi-experimental evidence from China.
150. Identifying the evolution of ecological poverty alleviation efficiency and its influencing factors: evidence from counties in Northeast China.
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