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This study is an output of SEI's PoleStar Project. The project aims to develop and apply appropriate methods, concepts and data for sustainability planning.
This book explores a range of views on using economic measures to control greenhouse gas emissions.
This journal article examines the assumption of reproducibility of forests, a renewable resource, which has important implications for a market economy.
An MSc Thesis on water supply in Lalitpur, Nepal, by Elisabeth Kvarnström, Luleå University of Technology, Sweden.
Urban poverty is closely interrelated with environmental problems like poor access to safe water and unsanitary conditions.
This report examines obstacles and solutions related to rural electrification in four countries in East Africa.
This report focuses on the findings of the SEI-SIDA Energy, Environment and Development programme, as presented at a 1993 seminar.
This book reproduces a series of articles originally commissioned by the journal Energy Policy for a series on renewable energy between 1991 and 1992.
This article examines the energy sector’s greenhouse gas emissions, comparing two approaches to estimating their extent at a national level.
This book explores a range of ideas, issues and questions related to the implementation of clean production strategies.
This study examines dust deposition in villages close to a number of coal-fired power stations in North Yorkshire.
This report analyses energy use in by sector in some of the world’s most energy-consuming countries to better understand the past and future of energy use.
This article argues that the impact on CO2 emissions of a global nuclear energy programme aimed at tackling climate change would be marginal at most.