Climate Change Policy
Explores the international "Post-Kyoto" effort to control climate change, with studies on emissions trading systems, on programs for development and deployment of new technologies, and analysis of strategies for engaging developing countries in the collective effort to control global warming.
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Publications
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Cleaning Up Coal: From climate culprit to solution
Richard K. Morse
Foreign Affairs (2012)
Bigger is Better: Avoided Deforestation Offsets in the Face of Adverse Selection
Arthur A. van Benthem, Suzi C. Kerr
Program on Energy and Sustainable Development (2011)
Remaking the World's Largest Coal Market: The Quest to Develop Large Coal-Power Bases in China
Dr. Huaichuan Rui, Richard K. Morse, Gang He
Program on Energy and Sustainable Development (2010)
Adverse Selection in an Opt-in Emissions Trading Program: The Case of Sectoral Crediting for Transportation
Adam Millard-Ball
Program on Energy and Sustainable Development (2010)
Energy for Sustainable Development
Peng Wuyuan, Hisham Zerriffi, Jiahua Pan
The Journal of the International Energy Initiative; Elsevier vol. 14 (2010)
Overcoming imperfections
Richard K. Morse, Gang He
Trading Carbon Magazine (2010)

Identifying Viable Options in Developing Countries for Climate Change Mitigation: The Case of India
Varun Rai, David G. Victor
International Association for Energy Economics (IAEE) (2010)

Making Carbon Offsets Work in the Developing World: Lessons from the Chinese Wind Controversy
Gang He, Richard K. Morse
Program on Energy and Sustainable Development Working Paper #90 (2010)
Digging in Deep: Carbon Capture and Storage Technology in China is Driven by Energy Security Concerns
Richard K. Morse, Gang He, Varun Rai
BusinessForum China (2010)

Promoting Clean Development Competing Market Mechanisms Post-2012
Varun Rai
Harvard International Review (2009)
Living With Coal: Climate Policy's Most Inconvenient Truth
David G. Victor, Richard K. Morse
The Boston Review (2009)




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