A better currency for investing in a sustainable future

Michael Carbajales-Dale (), Charles J. Barnhart, Adam R. Brandt and Sally M. Benson
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Michael Carbajales-Dale: Stanford University
Charles J. Barnhart: Global Climate and Energy Project, Stanford University
Adam R. Brandt: Stanford University
Sally M. Benson: Stanford University

Nature Climate Change, 2014, vol. 4, issue 7, 524-527

Abstract: Net energy analysis should be a critical energy policy tool. We identify five critical themes for realizing a low-carbon, sustainable energy future and highlight the key perspective that net energy analysis provides.

Date: 2014
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