The Regional Dimensions of the 'Transition to a Low-carbon Economy' The Case of Australia's Latrobe Valley
Sally Weller
Regional Studies, 2012, vol. 46, issue 9, 1261-1272
Abstract:
Weller S. The regional dimensions of the 'transition to a low-carbon economy' the case of Australia's Latrobe Valley, Regional Studies . Translating concern about climate change into practical, effective and politically feasible policy action is a key challenge for contemporary governments. In Australia, the government's failure to launch 'the transition to a low-carbon economy' is reshaping the political landscape. This article argues that progress has stalled because politicians emboldened by the moral challenge of climate action, but schooled in market-based policy solutions, have not acknowledged or made provision for the regional impacts of the economic transformation they propose.
Date: 2012
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DOI: 10.1080/00343404.2011.585149
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