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14 April 2011
Sleipner and Pre-Salt: The Competitive Strategic Concerns of Promoting CCS in Norway and Brazil
This preliminary analysis examines carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) deployment in Norway and Brazil, suggesting that in these cases, CCS has been utilized as a strategic tool for economic competitiveness rather than primarily for climate change mitigation.
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Themes: carbon capture and sequestration ccs climate change mitigation energy transition
Stockholm Environment Institute
Document type: Research paper
Regions: Norway Brazil
September 2000
ENVIRONMENTAL AND TRADE IMPLICATIONS OF CHINA’S WTO ACCESSION
This report provides a preliminary analysis of the potential environmental and trade implications of China's accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO), focusing on industrial restructuring, pollution levels, environmental management, and international trade dynamics.
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Themes: energy transition environmental regulation sustainable development trade policy
International Institute for Sustainable Development
Document type: Report
Regions: People's Republic of China

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