Journal Article - Energy Policy

Managing Climate Risks Using a Tradable Contingent Security Approach

| January 2002

Abstract

Policy instruments such as tradable permit systems and carbon taxes ignore the fact that various groups have very different views on the likelihood of climate change.  Risk-based instruments may help bridge the gap.

Reprinted from Energy Policy, 30, S.A. Adamson and Ambuj Sagar, "Managing Climate Risks Using a Tradable Contingent Security Approach", 43-51, (2002) with permission from Elsevier.

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For Academic Citation: Adamson, S.A. and Ambuj Sagar. “Managing Climate Risks Using a Tradable Contingent Security Approach.” Energy Policy, vol. 30. no. 1. (January 2002):
43-51
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