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Climate policy co-benefits: a review

Concern over mitigation costs impedes the adoption of the climate policies needed to achieve agreed global warming targets. While costs are important to consider, so are benefits. However, the evidence for climate policy co-benefits, that is, the benefits in addition to avoided climate change costs,...

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Published in:	Climate policy 2020-03, Vol.20 (3), p.292-316
Main Authors:	Karlsson, Mikael, Alfredsson, Eva, Westling, Nils
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	Air Air quality ancillary benefit Benefits Bias Biodiversity Climate change Climate change mitigation Climate policy Co-benefit cost-benefit analysis Costs counters Criteria Decision makers Decision making Diet Documentation Economic conditions Economic performance economic valuation Economics Empirical analysis Energy Energy security Environmental policy Failures geographical distribution Global warming Health care expenditures Literary criticism Meaning Mitigation Mitigation costs Physical activity Physical fitness Policy making politics Quality Security Soil Soil water synergy Value Values Water quality Welfare Welfare policy
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