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Volume 23, issue 8, 2012

Editorial pp. i-iv

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On the Relationship between Disaggregated Energy Production and GDP in Italy pp. 1191-1207

Cosimo Magazzino

The Welfare Effects of Reversed Border Tax Adjustments as a Remedy under Unilateral Environmental Taxation pp. 1209-1220

Reyno Seymore, Margaret Mabugu and J. H. van Heerden

Application of a Multi-Criteria Analysis Approach for Decision-Making in the Energy Sector: The Case of Concentrating Solar Power in South Africa pp. 1221-1231

E.K. Broughton, A.C. Brent and L. Haywood

Wind Farms in Eastern Australia — Recent Lessons pp. 1233-1260

Paul Miskelly

Development and Performance Evaluation of a Mobile Solar Dryer for Cassava Chips pp. 1261-1272

A.P. Olalusi, A.S. Ogunlowo and B.O. Bolaji

Biases in the Australian High Quality Temperature Network pp. 1273-1294

David R.B. Stockwell and Kenneth Stewart

Climate Change and Modelling pp. 1295-1301

Tom Addiscott

Why We Disagree about Climate Change: A Different Viewpoint pp. 1303-1309

Gerald Stanhill

Climate Scepticism in Europe pp. 1311-1317

Hans Labohm

Accommodation of Renewable Energy — Have the Problems Become Unaffordable? pp. 1319-1325

Derek G. Birkett

Environmental Impact of an Industrial Compressed Air System with a Solar Powered Compressor in South Africa pp. 1327-1337

Rupert Gouws

Health, Safety, and Environmental Challenges of Xylene in Upstream Petroleum Industry pp. 1339-1352

Mansoor Zoveidavianpoor, Ariffin Samsuri and Seyed Reza Shadizadeh

Oil Prices and Economic Growth: Are Oil Shocks a Thing of the Past? pp. 1353-1356

Andrew McKillop

Fuel for Thought: Mid-August to Mid-November 2012 pp. 1357-1468

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Book Review: Ethical Adaptation to Climate Change — Human Virtues of the Future pp. 1469-1470

Andrew McKillop

Report: Uk Electricity Market Reform (Emr) — What's in Place, What Still Has to Be Done for the Biggest Changes in the Electricity Market? pp. 1471-1476

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Report: You Study the Paradigm You are Paid for a Report by Max Beran of a Meeting of a Meeting on 17 September 2012 in London of the Royal Meteorological Society to Discuss ‘Renewables and the Future of Energy Meteorology†pp. 1477-1478

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The Climate Science Debate in Australia: Science Hijacked at School Level pp. 1479-1481

Michael Asten

Science Debates Must Continue pp. 1483-1487

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Volume 23, issue 6-7, 2012

Innovation in Energy: Expressions of a Crisis, and Some Ways Forward pp. 933-978

James Woudhuysen

Innovation in Nuclear Power pp. 979-992

Ian Hore-Lacy

Is UK Energy Policy Driving Energy Innovation — Or Stifling it? pp. 993-1004

Candida J Whitmill

Italy: Renewables Policy as a Barrier to Energy Innovation pp. 1005-1025

Dominic Standish

Retrofitting Homes for Energy Efficiency: An Integrated Approach to Innovation in the Low-Carbon Overhaul of Uk Social Housing pp. 1027-1055

Michael Crilly, Mark Lemon, Andrew J Wright, Matthew B Cook and David Shaw

Not Too Smart an Innovation: Britain's Plans to Switch Consumers to Smart Electricity and Gas Meters pp. 1057-1074

Stephen D. Thomas

Energy Innovation and Avoiding Policy Complexity: The Air Capture Approach pp. 1075-1092

Timothy A. Fox

British Innovation around the Underwater Retrieval and Processing of Oil and Gas, and the Surrounding Supply Chain pp. 1093-1096

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The Hydrogen Economy — Global Solution, or Pie in the Sky? pp. 1097-1104

Wilson Flood

Fuel for Thought: Early June — Mid August 2012 pp. 1105-1190

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Volume 23, issue 5, 2012

Editorial pp. i-iii

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The Future of Offshore Oil Drilling — An Evaluation of the Economic, Environmental and Political Consequences of the Deepwater Horizon Incident pp. 757-770

Viktoria Harzl and Matthias Pickl

Removing Organic Compounds from Oily Sludge pp. 771-779

Guolin Jing, Mingming Luan, Lingrong Kong and Chunjie Han

The Roles of Greenhouse Gases in Global Warming pp. 781-799

Antero V.E. Ollila

The Inconvenient Truth: Ocean Level Not Rising in Australia pp. 801-817

Alberto Boretti and Thomas Watson

The Night Time Radiative Transport between the Earth's Surface, its Atmosphere, and Free Space pp. 819-831

Martin Hertzberg

Europe's Airline Tax Lacks Science Support pp. 833-835

S. Fred Singer

Europe's Climate Energy Package Must Be Reformed or Abandoned pp. 837-848

Andrew McKillop

A Critique of the Ipcc Report on Renewable Energy (2011A) pp. 849-855

Ted Trainer

On the Public's Perception of Global Warming: Not as ‘Dumb’ as Some Believe pp. 857-859

Russell Cook

Fuel for Thought 23/5 25 April – Early June pp. 861-928

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Book Review: Nanotechnology for a Sustainable World — Global Artificial Photosynthesis as Nanotechnology's Moral Culmination pp. 929-930

Andrew McKillop

Book Review: The Doomsday Machine: The High Price of Nuclear Energy pp. 931-932

Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen

Volume 23, issue 4, 2012

Editorial pp. i-iv

Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen

Energy Security: Insights from a Ten Country Comparison pp. 559-586

Malavika Jain Bambawale and Benjamin K. Sovacool

Technological Assessment of National Nuclear Fuel Cycle Using Transmutations of High-Level Nuclear Waste (Hlw) pp. 587-598

Tae Ho Woo and Yun Il Kim

Analysis of Sustainable Cassava Biofuel Production in Nigeria pp. 599-618

I.O. Ogundari, A.S. Momodu, A.J. Famurewa, J.B. Akarakiri and W.O. Siyanbola

Technical Aspects of Variables Affecting Jatropha Methyl Ester Production — An Indian Case Study pp. 619-629

Sanjay Gandhi Bojan, Sam Chelladurai and Senthil Kumaran Durairaj

Biogas Production from Sago (Tapioca) Wastewater Using Anaerobic Batch Reactor pp. 631-645

Periyasamy Elaiyaraju and Nagarajan Partha

Free-Market Energy pp. 647-655

Alexander M. Schaefer and Walter E. Block

IPCC Exercise in ‘Curve-Fitting’ to ‘Prove’ Anthropogenic Global Warming (AGW) pp. 657-659

S. Fred Singer

Fuel for Thought: 23/4 mid-March to 25 April pp. 661-750

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Book Review: Handbook of Globalisation and Environmental Policy pp. 751-754

Hans H.J. Labohm

Book Review: Earth Grab: Geopiracy, the New Biomassters and Capturing Climate Genes pp. 755-756

Peter Senker

Volume 23, issue 2-3, 2012

Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage — Not a Silver Bullet to Climate Change, but a Feasible Option? pp. 209-225

Simon Shackley and Elisabeth Dütschke

Public Responses to Co2 Storage Sites: Lessons from Five European Cases pp. 227-248

Christian Oltra, Paul Upham, Hauke Riesch, Àlex Boso, Suzanne Brunsting, Elisabeth Dütschke and Aleksandra Lis

Multicriteria Decision Methodology to Select Suitable Areas for Storing Co2 pp. 249-264

Bernardo Llamas and Pablo Cienfuegos

Could Climate Change Limit Water Availability for Coal-Fired Electricity Generation with Carbon Capture and Storage? A UK Case Study pp. 265-282

Meleesa Naughton, Richard C. Darton and Fai Fung

CCS in the Media: An Analysis of International Coverage pp. 283-298

Anne-Maree Dowd, Peta Ashworth, Michelle Rodriguez and Talia Jeanneret

Sustainable Energy through Carbon Capture and Storage: Role of Geo-Modeling Studies pp. 299-317

Malti Goel

Carbon Dioxide Capture from Air: A Simple Analysis pp. 319-328

Stefano Brandani

Values, Places and Bodies: Opportunities for Forging a Deeper Understanding of Public Perceptions of Ccs? pp. 329-343

Leslie J. Mabon

Procedural Justice in Carbon Capture and Storage pp. 345-365

Duncan P McLaren

Are We Nearly There Yet? A Review of Progress against CCS Roadmaps in the UK pp. 367-374

Clair Gough and Sarah Mander

Framing Co2 Storage Risk: A Cultural Theory Perspective pp. 375-387

Benjamin Evar

Born Again: The Debate on Lock-in and Ccs pp. 389-394

Nils Markusson

Inspiring a Generation of Educators with Carbon Capture and Storage pp. 395-404

Catherine T. Morgan

The Case for Ccs pp. 405-408

Barry Jones

Carbon Capture and Storage — A Pragmatic Way to Reduce CO2 Emissions: A Commentary from Vattenfall pp. 409-412

Niels Peter Christensen

Ccs in the UK — Fears May Be Liars — Or May Be Not pp. 413-416

Callum Hughes

False Hope Why Carbon Capture and Storage Won't save the Climate pp. 417-418

Anike Peters

Ccs: Sitting on the Wrong Side of Innovation pp. 419-424

Matthew Ulterino

Stakeholder Interests and the Evolution of Uk Ccs Policy pp. 425-436

Chris Littlecott

Uk Carbon Capture and Storage, Where is It? pp. 437-450

Stuart Haszeldine

Book Review: The Green Paradox: A Supply-Side Approach to Global Warming pp. 451-453

Peter Senker

Book Review: Terence Daintith: Finders Keepers? How the Law of Capture Shaped the World Oil Industry pp. 455-456

Daniel Lloyd

Report on the 36th Annual Symposium of the World Nuclear Association (WNA), Held in London in September 2011 pp. 457-462

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Fuel for Thought: Late January — Early March 2012 pp. 463-557

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Volume 23, issue 1, 2012

Editorial pp. i-iv

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A Weighted Average Incorporation of Pollution Costs into the Electrical Expansion Planning pp. 1-15

Nir Becker, David Soloveitchik and Moshe Olshansky

Reducing Energy Demand in China: A Statistical Analysis of Urban Energy Consumption in Anhui Province pp. 17-32

Song Malin, Wu Jie and Wang Yumei

Economic Considerations for Renewable Energy Application in Trinidad and Tobago's Power Sector pp. 33-50

Haydn I. Furlonge

On the Need for Energy Labeling for Villa Air Conditioners in Saudi Arabia and its Economic and Environmental Impact pp. 51-73

Esmail M. A. Mokheimer

Short Term Global Dt Prediction Using (60–70)-Years Periodicity pp. 75-85

Alexey A. Lyubushin and Leonid B. Klyashtorin

What Really Threatens Our Future?: Beware of anti-energy policies claiming to prevent climate change pp. 87-89

Willie Soon and Barun Mitra

Japanese Nuclear Power and the Wrath of Nature pp. 91-93

Zbigniew Jaworowski

Climate Change: Sources of Warming in the Late 20th Century pp. 95-104

Gerald E. Marsh

Will Green Energy save Oil? pp. 105-111

Andrew McKillop

Fuel for Thought: November-December 2011 pp. 113-201

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Book Review: The Reality of Precaution: Comparing Risk Regulation in the United States and Europe pp. 203-205

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Shale Gas Exploration Onshore Uk, Energy Institute Lecture 21St Nov 2011 pp. 207-207

Peter Turner and Philip Foster