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1. Environmental Taxation and ESG: Silent Partners

Author

Milne, Janet E., Mathis, Klaus, Series Editor, Chiassoni, Pierluigi, Editorial Board Member, Cserne, Péter, Editorial Board Member, Deffains, Bruno, Editorial Board Member, Eger, Thomas, Editorial Board Member, Golecki, Mariusz J., Editorial Board Member, Heinemann, Andreas, Editorial Board Member, Lanneau, Régis, Editorial Board Member, Portuese, Aurélien, Editorial Board Member, Purnhagen, Kai, Editorial Board Member, Reisch, Lucia A., Editorial Board Member, Sibony, Anne-Lise, Editorial Board Member, Stavang, Endre, Editorial Board Member, Saraiva, Rute, editor, and Pardal, Paulo Alves, editor

Published
2024
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20. Watersheds: runoff from the tax code.

Author

Milne, Janet E.

Subjects
Non-point source pollution -- Laws, regulations and rules, Watershed management -- Laws, regulations and rules, Tax policy -- Usage, Government regulation, Internal Revenue Code (I.R.C. 126), Internal Revenue Code (I.R.C. 175)
Published
2010

25. Designing carbon taxes: economic and legal considerations

Author

Kletzan -Slamanig, Daniela, Kettner, Claudia, Weishaar, Stefan E., Burgers, Irene J.J., Villar Ezcurra, Marta, Milne, Janet E., Ashiabor, Hope, Skou Andersen, Mikael, and Protecting European Citizens and Market Participants

Subjects
environmental tax, governance
Published
2019

26. Making waves: a classroom torsional wave machine

Author

Skeldon, Kenneth D., Milne, Janet E., Grant, Alastair I., and Palmer, David A.

Subjects
Wave makers -- Models, Torsion -- Research, Education, Physics
Abstract

A large-wave generator can be used to test the results of the design philosophy when compared with measurements made with a completed torsional wave machine. The experiment involves clamping one end of the machine to a desk and pulling the other end with three spring balances. The key characteristic of the waves created with the machine is the motion of the rods.

Published
1998

29. Introducing carbon taxes – issues and barriers

Author

Weishaar, Stefan, Hymel, Mona, Kreisler, Larry, Milne, Janet E., Ashiabor, Hope, and Protecting European Citizens and Market Participants

Subjects
chemistry, Natural resource economics, Environmental science, chemistry.chemical_element, Carbon
Published
2018

30. Introducing carbon taxes – issues and barriers

Author

Hymel, Mona, Kreisler, Larry, Milne, Janet E., Ashiabor, Hope, Weishaar, Stefan, Hymel, Mona, Kreisler, Larry, Milne, Janet E., Ashiabor, Hope, and Weishaar, Stefan

Published
2018

36. Green Taxes and Climate Change: Theory and Reality

Author

Milne, Janet E.

Subjects
Klimaveränderung, Ökosteuer, Steuertheorie, Vereinigte Staaten, EU-Staaten, Climate change, Environmental tax, Theory of taxation, United States, EU countries, Q20, Theory of taxation, Q54, Klimaveränderung, Environmental tax, Ökosteuer, Vereinigte Staaten, United States, jel:Q54, jel:Q20, ddc:330, EU-Staaten, Climate change, EU countries, Steuertheorie
Published
2007

38. The role of environmental taxation: economics and the law

Author

Faure, M., Weishaar, S.E., Milne, Janet E., Anderson, Mikael Skou, Maastr Inst for Transnat Legal Research, RS: FdR IC Milieurecht, RS: FdR, RS: FdR Institute METRO, RS: FdR Institute M-EPLI, and Law on Energy and Sustainability

Subjects
Flexibility (engineering), Environmental law, Incentive, Public economics, Control (management), Liability, Economics, media_common.cataloged_instance, Legislature, European union, Strengths and weaknesses, media_common
Abstract

This contribution to the Handbook of Research on Environmental Taxation discusses the law and economics of environmental taxation. The chapter provides an overview of taxation and other incentive-based regulations from an environmental law and economics perspective by addressing their strengths and weaknesses. Issues such as flexibility and cost-effectiveness, and also their susceptibility to lobbying at the legislative level and to regulate capture, are examined. The chapter shows that it is not surprising that there differing approaches since none of the policy instruments (taxes, contracts, liability rules, regulation or market-based instruments) may alone be optimal to provide adequate incentives for pollution control. A combination may be necessary, ideally making optimal use of the advantages of each particular policy instrument. To some extent, this can be observed in practice as well. The chapter also discusses the necessity to search for optimal instrument mixes and shows how those mixes of instruments are also applied in practice, especially in the European Union. However, using a behavioural approach, the chapter also shows some of the limits of instrument mixes.

Published
2012

40. Pesticide reducing instruments - an interdisciplinary analysis of effectiveness and optimality:chapter 24

Author

Chalifour, Nathalie J., Milne, Janet E., Ashiabor, Hope, Deketelaere, Kurt, Kreiser, Larry, Jacobsen, Lars Bo, Jensen, Jørgen Dejgård, Hauch, Jens, Topping, Chris J., Andersen, Martin Ingemann, Chalifour, Nathalie J., Milne, Janet E., Ashiabor, Hope, Deketelaere, Kurt, Kreiser, Larry, Jacobsen, Lars Bo, Jensen, Jørgen Dejgård, Hauch, Jens, Topping, Chris J., and Andersen, Martin Ingemann

Published
2008

41. STORMS AHEAD: CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION CALLS FOR RESILIENT FUNDING.

Author

Milne, Janet E.

Subjects
*ENVIRONMENTAL impact charges, *GOVERNMENT revenue, *NATURAL disasters, *ECONOMIC impact, *HURRICANE Sandy, 2012, *FISCAL policy, *CARBON taxes, *SEVERE storms, *ECONOMICS, UNITED States climate change policy
Abstract

The article discusses the role of environmental tax policy in relation to climate change adaptation in the U.S., and it mentions several of the challenges that are associated with the efforts to adapt to extreme weather events such as Hurricane Sandy which impacted the eastern U.S. in 2012. Greenhouse gas mitigation and a cost-resource gap are mentioned, along with government revenue and the potential implementation of adaptation and carbon taxes. Natural disaster costs are examined.

Published
2015

42. ENVIRONMENTAL TAXES.

Author

Weissblatt, David B., Milne, Janet E., and Neal, Phillip G.

Subjects
TAX laws, EXCISE tax, TAXATION, GOVERNMENT policy
Abstract

Focuses on section 162 of the Community Renewal Tax Relief Act of 2000 which deals with the treatment of the deductibility of capital expenditures associated with the cleanup of eligible brownfields. Information on the deductibility of environmental costs and conservation; Discussion of environmental excise taxes; Details of relevant court rulings.

Published
2001

43. The U.S. Supreme Court Opens a Door: Expanded Opportunities for Environmental Taxes.

Author

Milne, Janet E.

Abstract

The article discusses the environmental tax implications of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision about the federal government's power to tax. It provides a detailed understanding on the fundamental issue that underlies environmental taxation in relation to the legal scope of the power to tax. It also discusses environmental taxes as regulatory surrogates.

Published
2013

44. Earmarking for Environmental Damage: From Oil Spills to Climate Change.

Author

Milne, Janet E.

Abstract

The article focuses on tax-financed Trust Fund along with its role in the emergency response to the BP oil spill and economic and environmental damages compensation. It says that three types of costs were affected by the interactions of legal liability limits and legal limitations on Trust Fund such as the economic damages to a variety of people and immediate costs of stopping the oil flow. It adds that several lessons emerge from the incident such as limited financial capacity of trust fund.

Published
2011

45. THE DISCLOSURE DEBATES: INTRODUCTION.

Author

Milne, Janet E.

Subjects
*DISCLOSURE, *ENVIRONMENTAL protection, *SECURITIES industry laws
Abstract

An introduction to the journal is presented in which the editor discusses various articles within the issue on topics explained at the Vermont Law Review's 2013 Symposium including disclosure of information, environmental protection, and securities regulation.

Published
2014

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