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(Environmental Protection Agency, 2008)The study examines objective indicators associated with quality of life in Ireland. As noted above, these include indicators of environmental quality, income, house prices, health, education and crime. The analysis then ...
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(Edward Elgar, 2006)
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(University College Dublin. Department of Planning and Environmental Policy, 2005-03)In theory, farmers’ markets can provide a win-win situation in terms of revitalising rural areas, increasing viability of small and part-time farms, re-connecting the consumer with the source of food, providing good quality ...
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(Elsevier Science, 2006)This paper introduces the special issue on the Policies for Ecological Tax Reform: Assessment of Social Responses (PETRAS) project about responses to ecological tax reform (ETR) in Europe. Although ETR is widely accepted ...
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(University College Dublin. Environmental Institute, 2003)
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(Elsevier Science, 2006)Environmental tax reform (ETR) is widely accepted to be a policy with desirable environmental, and other economic effects. The question arises then as to why its implementation has been so patchy. There is a broad literature ...
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(Elsevier Science, 2008-12)There are 34 local authorities in Ireland with legal responsibility to deal with waste arising in their jurisdictions. In 2003 the National government introduced legislation that allows local authorities to recover the ...
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(University College Dublin. Environmental Institute, 2003)This policy brief identifies the major elements that determine the trade and competitiveness effects of the introduction of an emission-trading regime. These effects depend most of all on the breadth of the emissions ...
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(University College Dublin. Environmental Institute, 2003)