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- Environmental Distortions and Welfare Consequences in a Social Accounting Matrix Framework , pp 89-154
- Elise Golan, Irma Adelman and Stephen Vogel
- Environmental economic assessment of novel circular economy and bioeconomy technologies , pp 137-146
- Mikael Skou Andersen and Louise Martinsen
- Environmental economics , pp 329-354
- Kim Swales and Karen Turner
- Environmental economics as a framework to study the tourism phenomenon , pp 220-236
- Sergio Alvarez, Christina E. Brown and J. Walter Milon
- Environmental economics is dead! Long live environmental economics! , pp 17-33
- Mark Sagoff
- Environmental Emission Charges and Air Quality Protection in Hungary: Recent Practice and Future Prospects , pp 156-186
- Glenn E. Morris, József Tiderenczl and Péter Kovács
- Environmental Enforcement , pp 215-222
- Clifford Russell
- Environmental Equity and the Siting of Hazardous Waste Facilities in OECD Countries
- James T. Hamilton
- Environmental ethics
- Reed Elizabeth Loder
- Environmental ethics: theory and implications for marketing , pp 238-262
- Raymond Benton
- Environmental Expenditures
- Marialuisa Tamborra and Marcella Pavan
- Environmental Federalism and the Control of Water Pollution from US Agriculture: Is the Current Division of Responsibilities Between National and Local Authorities About Right? , pp 305-326
- James Shortle
- Environmental Federalism in Agriculture: The Case of Pesticide Regulation in the United States , pp 274-304
- Margaret Rosso Grossman
- Environmental Federalism in Europe and the United States: A Comparative Assessment of Regulation Through the Agency of Member States , pp 59-131
- James E. Pfander
- Environmental Federalism in the European Union and the United States
- David Vogel, Michael Toffel, Diahanna Post and Nazli Uludere Aragon
- Environmental Federalism in the European Union and the United States
- David Vogel, Michael Toffel and Diahanna Post
- Environmental Federalism with Regards to Accidental Pollution
- Klaas T. van ’t Veld and Jason Shogren
- Environmental feedback mechanisms and state responsiveness , pp 375-394
- Hedda Flatø
- Environmental feedbacks and optimal taxation in oligopoly , pp 30-58
- Carlo Carraro and Antoine Soubeyran
- Environmental fiscal reform and unemployment in Spain , pp 3-16
- Anil Markandya, Mikel González- Eguino and Marta Escapa
- Environmental fiscal reforms in a federal Europe , pp 78-104
- Carlo Carraro and Marzio Galeotti
- Environmental footprints , pp 175-222
- Richard Wood
- Environmental governance in China
- Yixian Sun
- Environmental health impacts , pp 259-270
- Manta Devi Nowbuth, Susheela Devi Biranjia-Hurdoyal, Bhavana Umrikar, Asish Seeboo and Deejaysing Jogee
- Environmental human rights: a constructive critique , pp 61-78
- Peter D. Burdon
- Environmental impact accident
- Taofeeq Ibn-Mohammed, Fred Amofa Yamoah and Adolf Acquaye
- Environmental impact analysis
- Irina Di Ruocco
- Environmental impact assessment in Brazil , pp 114-129
- Dan Biller
- Environmental impact assessment in Brazil: a review of its rise (and fall?) , pp 383-403
- Luis E. Sánchez and Carla Grigoletto Duarte
- Environmental impact disclosures
- Peter Easton, Rachna Prakash, George Ruch and Gary Taylor
- Environmental impacts , pp 46-68
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- Environmental Impacts of Industrial Privatization in Hungary , pp 39-68
- Erzsébet Páczi and Péter Kaderják
- Environmental implications of energy production , pp 345-385
- Yolanda Lechón, Natalia Caldés and Pedro Linares
- Environmental inequality and rights of nature among Indigenous Peoples in North America , pp 126-147
- Julie Schweitzer, Olivia M. Fleming and Tamara L. Mix
- Environmental inequality in West Africa , pp 182-201
- Jessie K. Luna and Gabin Korbéogo
- Environmental initiatives, quality of effluent, waste inspection and environmental compliance , pp 94-108
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- Environmental initiatives, their drivers and firm performance , pp 161-180
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- Environmental Innovation: A Post Keynesian Interpretation
- James Juniper
- Environmental innovations from the standpoint of policy analysis: from an instrumental to a strategic approach in environmental policy , pp 49-66
- Martin Jänicke
- Environmental Institutions in Germany: Leader or Laggard?
- Stefanie Engel and Melanie Zimmermann
- Environmental Issues and Innovation
- Jim Skea
- Environmental issues in international trade and transportation , pp 275-296
- James J. Corbett and James J. Winebrake
- Environmental justice , pp 71-85
- David N. Pellow
- Environmental Justice and Sustainability
- Julian Agyeman
- Environmental justice and sustainability , pp 188-205
- Julian Agyeman
- Environmental justice and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights , pp 309-330
- Sophie Thériault
- Environmental Law and Economics
- Allan Schmid
- Environmental Law, Environmental Globalization, and Sustainable Techno-Economic Evolution , pp 132-156
- Klaus Lindegaard
- Environmental Levies and Distortionary Taxation , pp 154-158
- A. Lans Bovenberg and Ruud A. de Mooij
- Environmental Levies and Distortionary Taxation: Comment , pp 168-174
- Don Fullerton
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