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…véritable changement qui passe par la tarification internationale du carbone. Pointant les difficultés pour y parvenir, notamment les blocages entre les pays occidentaux et les pays émergents, ils montrent qu’on…

…the transition should prove favorable for major mining countries (Australia, Canada, the Argentina-Bolivia-Chile lithium triangle), for countries in the Asia-Pacific region (China, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Burma) and for countries in…

…as it risks leading to a form of “American-style” green sovereignism. Sovereignty must not take center stage. A balance must be found between increasing national sovereignty, fostering international cooperation for…

…this book is the fact that the three last clocks are lagging behind the first clock, which reflects the reality of our situation. Eugene Linden is an award-winning environmental journalist,…

…work integrating the effects of climate change into dynamic economic models. Following this, his book “Le Casino climatique: risques, incertitudes et solutions économiques face à un monde en réchauffement” [1]dating…

…rule. The former postulates the level of renewable capital should be kept at least constant, and there should be general capital compensation for the depletion of non-renewable resources. The latter…

…a renewable energy sources (RES) so as to meet the mandatory obligations in electricity. We provide simulations for the French and German electricity mix, with investigations about consequences for cost…

…system. Encouraged for a long time, austerity has forced States to take little action favoring the climate. However, pursuing the ecological transition will require colossal investments, notably to clean the…