Personal Carbon Trading as a Potential Policy Instrument to Reduce Swedish Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Björn Nykvist; Åsa Persson; Annika Varnäs

This working paper explores the idea of Personal Carbon Trading (PCT) and assesses its potential for reducing Greenhouse gas emissions caused by household consumption, specifically in Sweden.

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Climate Justice in an Ageing World

Project / The Global Ageing and Climate Change Regional Dialogues explore policies, practices, and challenges around climate justice in an ageing world.

2024 / About Adaptation, Disaster Risk, Public policy and Wellbeing

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The practice of the Caribbean SIDS on the consent regime for marine scientific research under UNCLOS: trends, gaps, and recommendations

Journal article / This article focuses on the state practice of Caribbean SIDS regarding the consent regime for marine scientific research under UNCLOS.

24 April 2024 / About Sustainable Development Goals and Water resources

High angle shot of a street on a rainy day. Two red trams are on the left-hand side of the image, and a line of cars, brake lights visible, queues at a red traffic light on the right. Drifting smoke partially obscures the bottom half of the image. Pedestrians move around the space, crossing the road through the smoke and getting onto one of the trams.

Improving consistency in estimating future health burdens from environmental risk factors: case study for ambient air pollution

Journal article / Researchers developed an enhanced methodology to estimate future health burdens from air pollution. The new estimates improved strikingly upon previous metrics.

24 April 2024 / About Pollution and Wellbeing

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