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An equitable redistribution of unburnable carbon

Economics

An equitable redistribution of unburnable carbon

S. Pye, S. Bradley, et al.

This research by Steve Pye, Siân Bradley, Nick Hughes, James Price, Daniel Welsby, and Paul Ekins uncovers the challenges of redistributing fossil fuel production to developing countries, revealing significant economic disincentives and limited benefits. Discover how equity principles could guide future energy policies.... show more
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