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Volume 17, issue 6, 2006

Editorial-Status Quo and the Future of Renewable Energies in Europe pp. v-viii

Mario Ragwitz and Claus Huber

Promotion of Renewable Electricity in the European Union pp. 835-848

Rogier J.A.C. Coenraads and Monique H. Voogt

On the Success of Policy Strategies for the Promotion of Electricity from Renewable Energy Sources in the Eu pp. 849-868

Anne Held, Mario Ragwitz and Reinhard Haas

Coordinated Renewable Energy Support Schemes pp. 869-884

Poul Erik Morthorst and Stine Grenaa Jensen

Technical Constraints on and Efficient Strategies for the Integration of Wind Energy pp. 885-906

Marian Klobasa and Carlo Obersteiner

The Relevance of Unbundling for Large-Scale Res-E Grid Integration in Europe pp. 907-928

Hans Auer

Prospects of Renewable Energy Development in the European Electricity Sector: Results of the Simulation Tool Green-X pp. 929-950

Claus Huber, Thomas Faber and Gustav Resch

Impact of Strategies to Increase Res in Europe on Employment and Competitiveness pp. 951-975

Rainer Walz

The Stern Review of the Economics of Climate Change: A Comment pp. 977-981

Richard Tol

Facts and Three Questions Climate Alarmism Doing Politics with Climate Science the Combat Intensifies… but There are Problems Science Debate Heats up Fossil Fuel Policy Nuclear Highlights pp. 983-1016

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Report: ‘Environment & Society Forum Conference: Regions Energy and Climate, RGS 25 October 2006-11-01 pp. 1017-1018

Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen

Volume 17, issue 5, 2006

Editorial pp. v-vi

Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen

Uncertainties in Assessing Global Warming during the 20th Century: Disagreement between Key Data Sources pp. 685-706

Maxim Ogurtsov and Markus Lindholm

Temperature Trends in the Lower Atmosphere pp. 707-714

Vincent Gray

Environmental Assessment Procedures for Wind Power Projects in Australia pp. 715-733

Andrew Hall and Nick Harvey

Household Energy Studies: The Gap between Theory and Method pp. 735-753

Tracey Crosbie

The Global Energy Problem pp. 755-765

Lennart Bengtsson

Climate Scepticism in a Nutshell pp. 767-776

Hans Labohm

India's Economic Progress in a Changing Climate: Benefits of Global Warming! pp. 777-780

Madhav L Khandekar

Economic Theory and Some Oil Market Realities pp. 781-787

Ferdinand E. Banks

Facts and Delusions Climate Angst IPCC Critique and New Science Climate Politics and Policy-Making Emission Policy, Trading & Investment Fossil News New Technologies pp. 789-822

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Chatham House: Climate Change in a Post 2012 World pp. 823-827

Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen

Book Review: Potential for Microgeneration — Study and Analysis, Engineering Response to Global Climate Change: Planning a Research & Development Agenda pp. 829-834

Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen and Gavin Longmuir

Volume 17, issue 4, 2006

Editorial and Farewell to John Surrey pp. v-vii

Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen

Great News for the Great Barrier Reef: Tully River Water Quality pp. 527-548

Robert M. Carter

Eroding Wilderness: The Ecological, Legal, Political, and Social Consequences of Oil and Natural Gas Development in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) pp. 549-567

Benjamin K. Sovacool

Domestic Offset Projects: Limited Opportunities in Germany but Potential for Others? pp. 569-582

Regina Betz, Karoline Rogge and Michael Schön

Load Management from an Environmental Perspective pp. 583-601

Juozas Abaravicius and Jurek Pyrko

On the Sensitivity of the Atmosphere to the Doubling of the Carbon Dioxide Concentration and on Water Vapour Feedback pp. 603-607

Jack Barrett, David Bellamy and Heinz Hug

Protesting against Dogma pp. 609-612

Hendrik Tennekes

Karl Popper and Climate Models: Reflections on an Essay by Henk Tennekes pp. 613-617

Tom Addiscott

Governments and Climate Change Issues: The Case for a New Approach pp. 619-632

David Henderson

Response to Richard Tol pp. 633-635

Peter Dixon and Maureen Rimmer

Fuel for Thought pp. 637-670

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Book Review: Scarcity and Growth Considering Oil and Energy: An Alternative Neo-Classical View, Critique of “Wind Power and the UK Wind Resource†By the Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford, An Electricity Supply Strategy for the UK: Report by the Council for Science and Technology pp. 671-683

Gavin Longmuir

Volume 17, issue 3, 2006

Editorial–Nuclear Power in the World 2006 pp. v-xx

Mycle Schneider, Lutz Mez and Steve Thomas

Obituary pp. xxi-xxi

Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen

The Nuclear Power Option in the Italian Energy Policy pp. 341-357

Maria Rosaria Di Nucci

Switzerland–What's Left from the Glaciers in the ALPS? pp. 359-371

Conrad U. Brunner

Contested Technology pp. 373-382

Maarten J. Arentsen

Twenty Years after Chernobyl in Hungary pp. 383-399

Ada à Mon

The Prospects for Nuclear Energy in Bulgaria pp. 401-415

Gergana Miladinova

Russian Energy Policy–Twenty Years after Chernobyl pp. 417-437

Lydia V. Popova

Unchanging Vision of Nuclear Energy: Nuclear Power Policy of the South Korean Government and Citizens' Challenge pp. 439-456

Sung-Jin Leem

Political Fission pp. 457-467

David Fig

The Current Outlook for the Nuclear Power Industry in the United States pp. 469-483

John L. Jurewitz

History of Nuclear Power in Brazil pp. 485-495

Luiz Pinguelli Rosa

Fuel for Thought pp. 497-520

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The Stern Review “Oxonia Papersâ€: A Critique pp. 521-526

Ian Byatt, Ian Castles, David Henderson, Nigel Lawson, Ross McKitrick, Julian Morris, Alan Peacock, Colin Robinson and Robert Skidelsky

Volume 17, issue 2, 2006

Editorial pp. v-vi

Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen

Nuclear or Not? Is Nuclear the Answer to the Energy Question pp. 167-174

Andrew Blowers

Time for a Fresh Look at Nuclear? pp. 175-180

Stephen W Kidd

Sustainable Development and Nuclear Power pp. 181-190

Malcolm Grimston

‘Show Me the Money’: Pre-Requisites and Pitfalls in the Financing of Nuclear New Build pp. 191-195

Chris Lambert

What Should Britain Do about Nuclear Power? pp. 197-199

John Surrey

Testimony for the Record pp. 201-205

Marvin Fertel

Are Global per Capita CO2 Emissions Likely to Remain Stable? pp. 207-219

Bjart Holtsmark

Reply to Holtsmark pp. 221-221

Ross McKitrick and Mark Strazicich

Environmental Policy Instruments and Technological Change in the Energy Sector: Findings from Comparative Empirical Research pp. 223-241

Jon Birger Skjærseth and Atle Christer Christiansen

The Pendulum: The Auto-Oil Programmes Revisited pp. 243-262

Yvette Taminiau, George Molenkamp and Svetlana Tashchilova

Non Conventional Fuel Resources in Rural India pp. 263-273

G. Dixit, Savita Dixit and Suchi Tiwari

Hydrogen as Energy Source: An Introduction pp. 275-279

Otto Wildgruber

Nuclear Power and Climate Change – But is There Enough Uranium to Make a Difference? pp. 281-282

Simon Roberts

If I Had a Hammer: A Critique of “Analysing Convergence with a Multi-Country Computable General Equilibrium Model: PPP versus MER†pp. 283-286

Peter Dixon, Maureen Rimmer and Richard Tol

Fuel for Thought pp. 287-324

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Reports and Book Reviews pp. 325-331

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Letters pp. 333-339

Robert Watson

Volume 17, issue 1, 2006

Editorial pp. v-ix

Bob Foster

Observed Climate Change in Australia over the past Century pp. 1-12

Neville Nicholls and Dean Collins

A Critical Review of Some Recent Australian Regional Climate Reports pp. 13-28

John D McLean

Solar Cycles 24 and 25 and Predicted Climate Response pp. 29-35

David C. Archibald

Antarctic Ice & Australian Antarctic Science are They Collapsing? pp. 37-52

Murray Rowden-Rich

The El Niño Phenomenon in the Context of Climate Change pp. 53-62

William Kininmonth

Short and Longer-Term Planetary Effects on Sun and Earth pp. 63-73

Kenneth W. Dickman

Fuel Cell Development and Demonstrations in Australia pp. 75-81

Karl Föger

Report, Response and Review: The Argument in Britain on Climate Change Issues pp. 83-87

David Henderson

Renewable Energy Technologies in Australia: Research, Status and Prospects pp. 89-103

R Bruce Godfrey

Time to Revisit Australia's Climate Change Policy pp. 103-104

Bob Carter

Fuel for Thought pp. 105-161

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China and the Far East: Future Energy Strategies and Security Scenarios pp. 163-166

Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen and Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen