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Land use systems and livelihoods in demographically heterogeneous frontier stages in the Amazon
This research paper analyzes a 25-year panel dataset from Machadinho, Brazil, to examine how smallholders' land use systems and livelihood strategies evolve across different stages of Amazonian frontier development.
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Transport Choice Infrastructure Impact
This research paper analyzes a survey of 1,020 Swedish residents to identify the primary drivers of transport modal choice and the impact of transport infrastructure on quality of life and the living environment.
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Perceptions of water access in the context of climate change by rural households in the Seke and Murewa districts, Zimbabwe
This research paper examines the perceptions of 300 rural household heads in Zimbabwe's Seke and Murewa districts regarding water access and climate change, specifically comparing female-headed and male-headed households.
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Microsoft Word - CPLCI_Climate Change, Investment and Carbon Markets and Prices_ 110131.doc
This research paper analyzes the impact of the European Union Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) on low-carbon investment and innovation in manufacturing firms. Based on interviews with approximately 800 firms across six European countries, the study examines how carbon pricing influences energy-saving measures, R&D for clean processes and products, and the strategic behavior of firms within the carbon market.
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