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Volume 19, issue 8, 2008

Editorial pp. 1107-1109

Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen

The Study on Global Oil and Gas Supply and Demand Undertaken by the National Petroleum Council (USA) pp. 1111-1121

J. Slutz

Energy Security and Evolution of Gas Markets pp. 1123-1130

Tatiana Mitrova

Long-Term Natural Gas Supply to Europe: Import Potential, Infrastructure Needs and Investment Promotion pp. 1131-1153

Manfred Hafner, Sohbet Karbuz, Benoit Esnault and Habib El Andaloussi

Hungary-Ukraine Energy Cooperation and Its Contribution to the Security of Supply in the European Union pp. 1155-1160

Péter Kiss

Hydrocarbons Reserves in Venezuela pp. 1161-1180

Diego J. González Cruz

Towards Greater Cross-Border Trade in Gas pp. 1181-1186

Angus Walker

Environmentally Sustainable Solution for a Gas Turbine Upgrade with Aid of a Clean Development Mechanism Application in a Non-Annex I Country pp. 1187-1195

Volker Becker, Markus Wolf, Roland Fahrer, Jörgen Brandett and Stephan Hess

Emissions Compliance in the Fossil-Fuel Based Energy Sector pp. 1197-1206

Alain Bill, Guillaume Bitran, Benno Basler and Stephan Hess

The Competition for Oil and Gas in Africa pp. 1207-1226

Yi-Chong Xu

Facts or Opinions? Climate Politics and Anti-Carbon Policy Carbon Fuels and Carbon Finance IPCC Critique and Science Debates the New Malthusians Green Technology and Biofuels Nuclear Progress pp. 1227-1290

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Conference Report: World Nuclear Association Annual Symposium, London 3–5 September 2008 Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre pp. 1291-1294

Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen

Volume 19, issue 7, 2008

Editorial pp. 939-940

Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen

The Eco-Industrial Complex in USA — Global Warming and Rent-Seeking Coalitions pp. 941-958

Ivan Jankovic

Achieving Environmental Goals in a Competitive Electricity Market?: Post-Colonial Hong Kong, Public Choice and the Role of Government pp. 959-978

Alex Y. H. Lo

Illuminating Household Energy Demand and the Policies for Its Reduction pp. 979-993

Tracey Crosbie, Melody Stokes and Simon Guy

Rate of Increasing Concentrations of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Controlled by Natural Temperature Variations pp. 995-1011

Fred Goldberg

Oil and the Politics of Fear pp. 1013-1014

A. F. Alhajji

Corn and other Plants for Transport Biofuels pp. 1015-1016

David Pimentel

50 Years of Continuous Measurement of CO2 on Mauna Loa pp. 1017-1028

Ernst-Georg Beck

Facts Climate Politics and Policy Carbon Fuel Developments and the New Energy ‘Crisis' Energy Policy and Emission Control Carbon Markets and Ideology Science Debate Heats up Low Carbon Technology – Innovation or Perversion? Nuclear Advance Epilogue pp. 1029-1091

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Comments on ‘The Florenz Report’ pp. 1093-1097

Richard S Courtney

Book Review: Why Scares are Costing Us the Earth pp. 1099-1101

John Brigell

Book Review: Why Carbon Fuels Will Dominate the 21st Century's Global Energy Economy pp. 1103-1103

Sonja A. Boehmer-Christiansen

Book Review: Renewable Electricity and the Grid: The Challenge of Variability, 2007 pp. 1105-1106

Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen

Volume 19, issue 6, 2008

Environmental Governance in a Multi-Level Institutional Setting pp. 779-786

Maarten Arentsen

Greening Electricity Production: A Success Story of Multi-Level Governance Convergence and Innovation pp. 787-801

Valentina Dinica

Governance for Green Electrity: Formation of Rules between Market and Hierarchy pp. 803-817

Peter S. Hofman

The Impact of Multi-Level Governance on Energy Performance in the Current Dutch Housing Stock pp. 819-830

Thomas Hoppe and Kris Lulofs

Redd as Multi-Level Governance In-The-Making pp. 831-844

Margaret Skutsch and Patrick E. Van Laake

Multi-Level Governance Conditions for Implementing Multilateral Environmental Agreements: The Case of CDM Forestry Readiness in Cameroon pp. 845-860

Peter A Minang and Michael K. McCall

Conflict, Resistance and Alliances in a Multi-Governance Setting: Reshaping Realities in the Andhra Pradesh Irrigation Reforms pp. 861-875

Bala Raju Nikku and Irna van der Molen

Fuel for Thought 19–6 pp. 877-937

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Volume 19, issue 5, 2008

Editorial pp. 615-616

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Aboriginal Participation, Consultation, and Canada's Mackenzie Gas Project pp. 617-634

Mark Nuttall

Derivative Instruments in the EU Emissions Trading Scheme — An Early Market Perspective pp. 635-655

Marliese Uhrig-Homburg and Michael Wagner

Drinking Water from Solar Stills: A Renewable Technology for Sudan pp. 657-678

Abdeen Mustafa Omer

Variation of Energy Conversion Efficiencies of Stationary Photovoltaic Systems with Latitudes pp. 679-689

Anand M. Sharan

Reconsideration of Climate Change from the Viewpoints of Greenhouse Gas Types and Time Scale pp. 691-705

Ryunosuke Kikuchi

Calling the Carbon Bluff: Why Not Tie Carbon Taxes to Actual Levels of Warming? Both Skeptics and Alarmists Should Expect Their Wishes to Be Answered pp. 707-711

Ross McKitrick

Has the IPCC Exaggerated Adverse Impact of Global Warming on Human Societies? pp. 713-719

Madhav L Khandekar

Fuel for Thought 19–5 pp. 721-764

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Estimates of Oil Entering the Marine Environment from Sea-Based Activities, Reports and Studies No. 75 pp. 765-765

Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen

“The Sun Kings: The Unexpected Tragedy of Richard Carrington and the Tale of How Modern Astronomy Began†pp. 767-768

Stuart Clark and Oliver K. Manuel

The Chilling Stars: A New Theory of Climate Change pp. 769-770

Boris Winterhalter

Comments on Loehle, “Correction to: A 2000-Year Global Temperature Reconstruction Based on Non-Tree Ring Proxiesâ€, E&E, 18 (7 and 8), 2007 pp. 771-773

R. Eric Swanson

Reply to: Comments on Loehle, “Correction to: A 2000-Year Global Temperature Reconstruction Based on Non-Tree Ring Proxies†pp. 775-776

Craig Loehle

Self-Interested Forecast of Oil's Decline pp. 777-778

Peter Odell

Volume 19, issue 3-4, 2008

Editorial pp. 379-390

Keith Baverstock and David Ball

The US Effort to Dispose of High-Level Radioactive Waste pp. 391-412

Gordon R. Thompson

Nuclear Waste Management at the Interface of Science and Policy: The Canadian Experience pp. 413-426

William Leiss

The Changing Role and Contribution of Social Science to Nuclear Waste Management in Finland pp. 427-453

Tapio Litmanen

Risk Perception by Politicians and the Public pp. 455-483

Lennart Sjöberg and Britt-Marie Drottz-Sjöberg

Public Participation - Potential and Pitfalls pp. 485-496

Deborah Oughton

Implications of New Radiobiological Insights for the Long Term Management of High Level Radioactive Waste pp. 497-514

Keith Baverstock

Disposing of Britain's Nuclear Waste: The Corwm Process pp. 515-557

Max K. Wallis

Facts CO2 and Climate Politics Climate Policy Responses Carbon Energy and Finance Transport and Biofuels New Threats and Old Alarms Climate Science IPCC Critique and Eco-Anxiety Nuclear Developments Epilogue pp. 559-613

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Volume 19, issue 2, 2008

Editorial pp. 205-206

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Sustainable Transport Visions: What Role for Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Vehicle Technologies? pp. 207-226

Lorraine Whitmarsh and Martin Wietschel

Wind Micro-Turbines for Domestic Hydrogen Production? pp. 227-240

Alasdair Macleod

A Matter of Stability and Equity: The Case for Federal Action on Renewable Portfolio Standards in the U.S pp. 241-261

Benjamin K. Sovacool

On the Dynamics of Environmental Pollution: Simulation of the near Field of a Jet in Crossflow pp. 263-280

Mohamed E. Eleshaky

Scientific Consensus on Climate Change? pp. 281-286

Klaus-Martin Schulte

Evidence for “Publication Bias†concerning Global Warming in Science and Nature pp. 287-301

Patrick J. Michaels

Wind Turbine Mechanical Vibrations: Potential Environmental Threat pp. 303-307

W. Dixie Dean

Reducing Anthropogenic Atmospheric Carbon Loading pp. 309-315

Louis A. Villaire

Climate Protection Policy in Germany: Facing up to the Data pp. 317-324

Knut Kübler

Fuel for Thought pp. 325-369

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Reflections on Mark Lynas ‘Six Degrees’: Our Future on a Hotter Planer’ pp. 371-376

Josie Appleton

Letopis' Neobychainikh Yavlenii Prirody ZA 2,5 Tysyacheletiya (V v. do n.e. -XX v. n.e.) pp. 377-378

E.P. Borisenkov, V.M. Paseitskii and Malcolm Hill

Volume 19, issue 1, 2008

Australia and Climate Change pp. 1-2

Aynsley Kellow

Creating a Climate of Convenience: Australia's Response to Global Climate Change (1996–2007) pp. 3-20

Hayley Stevenson

Australian Participation in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change pp. 21-42

John W. Zillman

Australia's Role in International Climate Negotiations: Kyoto and beyond pp. 43-54

Aynsley Kellow

Renewable Energy Technologies in Australia: Research, Status and Prospects pp. 55-69

R. Bruce Godfrey

Green Energy Policy — The Great Wind Rush pp. 71-76

Tim Le Roy

Australia's Energy Use and Export pp. 77-84

Ian J. Duncan

The International Comparison Program and Purchasing Power Parities pp. 85-92

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Correction to: A 2000-Year Global Temperature Reconstruction Based on Non-Tree Ring Proxies pp. 93-100

Craig Loehle and J. Huston McCulloch

Fuel for Thought 19.1 pp. 101-202

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