Frontiers in the Low-carbon Transition

Edited by Arthur M. Ferreira Neto, Janet E. Milne, Mikael Skou Andersen and Hope Ashiabor

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Abstract: This incisive book examines environmental taxation and low-carbon policies as countries around the globe continue their efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Exploring the frontier roles played, for example by wealth taxes and constitutional mandates in environmental taxation, leading experts provide novel methods of incorporating climate policies into tax systems.

Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781049412115
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Assessing the desirability of a global wealth tax to fund green investments

Brian D. Lepard

Ch 2 Tackling greenwashing and carbonwashing: the role of tax policies in promoting environmental integrity

Paulo Caliendo and Victória Maltchik Salles Jung

Ch 3 Taxation of carbon credits trading through tokenized assets

Danielle Bertagnolli

Ch 4 The environmental cost of artificial intelligence data centers: a literature-based assessment for sustainable policy action

Hadassah Laís de Sousa Santana, Thaís Chaves e Silva and Miguel José Neves de Resende

Ch 5 Exporting megawatts, importing injustice: just energy transition, environmental taxation and fiscal incoherence in Brazil

Lise Tupiassu

Ch 6 Energy taxation and fossil fuel subsidies

Caterina Molinari

Ch 7 Fair energy transition for low-income households

Sami Madani

Ch 8 CBAM: legal reflections in Brazil toward a green transition

Arthur M. Ferreira Neto and Marina D’Almeida Bianco

Ch 9 A critical discourse analysis of Brazil's response to the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism

Morley Cromwell and Laurel Besco

Ch 10 Strategic climate litigation under the Brazilian Tax Reform: environmental protection principle and prevention of regressive effects as new entryways for litigations

Matheus Chebli de Abreu

Ch 11 Building subnational green financing mechanisms for environmental governance after the Brazilian Tax Reform

Bruna Carolina Paludo and Mariana Porto Koch

Ch 12 Regional tax incentives and environmental sustainability: integrating environmental criteria into Brazilian tax policy

Luiza Tonial Ribeiro

Ch 13 Consequences of the inclusion of the tax principle of environmental protection in Brazil's Federal Constitution

Sergio André Rocha and Maria Carolina Maldonado Mendonça Kraljevic

Ch 14 Taxation on Decarbonization Credits under the constitutional framework introduced by the Brazilian Tax Reform

Arthur M. Ferreira Neto and Isadora Giacomini Ceretta

Ch 15 Electric vehicles and the Selective Tax in Brazil: environmental extrafiscality and constitutional inconsistency after the 2023 Tax Reform

Bruno A. François Guimarães and Vittórya Lopes Barros

Ch 16 The environmental implications of the Brazilian Tax Reform concerning the changes in vehicle rental sector taxation

Lucas N. Holanda

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