Categories: A functional economy encourages conservation, Energy and Economy, Flexible pollution fees, General, Green economy viewpoint, Latest news – Posted on 2015/08/022015/10/25 An energy descent framework for COP21 in Paris In the run-up to the climate talks in Paris, November 2015, the world economy seems to have hit a predicament: … Continue reading >An energy descent framework for COP21 in Paris
Categories: Circular Economy, Flexible pollution fees, General, Instruments, Latest news, Waste is a resource in an effective economy – Posted on 2015/05/132015/05/29 Presentation of fiscal approaches to circular economy Stephen Hinton was invited to present how fiscal reform could drive a circular economy and help relieve the Baltic Sea … Continue reading >Presentation of fiscal approaches to circular economy
Categories: Flexible pollution fees, Instruments, Latest news, Waste is a resource in an effective economy – Posted on 2015/03/25 Dealing with three potential pollutants could usher in the circular economy This presentation from Stephen Hinton explains how financial instruments applied rigorously to just three potential pollutants could bring in the … Continue reading >Dealing with three potential pollutants could usher in the circular economy
Categories: Briefing papers, Circular Economy, Flexible pollution fees, Instruments, Latest news – Posted on 2015/03/242015/05/12 Briefing: an introduction to Environmental Fiscal Reform Environmental Fiscal Reform (EFR) has been championed by the OECD since the beginning of this century and by among others … Continue reading >Briefing: an introduction to Environmental Fiscal Reform
Categories: Circular Economy, Flexible pollution fees, Instruments, Latest news, Waste is a resource in an effective economy – Posted on 2015/03/182015/03/24 Simulation demos Environmental Fiscal Reform at European Phosphorus Conference BERLIN 5 MARCH 2015: As an extra attraction at the 2nd European Sustainable Phosphorus Conference (ESPC2), The Swedish Sustainable Economy … Continue reading >Simulation demos Environmental Fiscal Reform at European Phosphorus Conference
Categories: A functional economy encourages conservation, Flexible pollution fees, Latest news, Video – Posted on 2015/01/162015/10/18 VIDEO: Fiscal reform brings emissions into line while keeping economy stable This video explains the monetary system in simple terms. It demonstrates how to use points in the system to control … Continue reading >VIDEO: Fiscal reform brings emissions into line while keeping economy stable
Categories: Flexible pollution fees, Instruments, Latest news – Posted on 2014/10/202015/01/15 Workshop: Simulating how the market based instrument flexible fees works Aligning economic policy to physical constraints and people’s needs Length: 0.5-2 days Purpose: to simulate how flexible fees stimulate the … Continue reading >Workshop: Simulating how the market based instrument flexible fees works
Categories: Flexible pollution fees, På svenska – Posted on 2014/06/042015/01/15 Inför ett klimatåterbäringstillägg (motion 205 på Klimatriksdagen) Inför ett klimatåterbäringstillägg (motion 205) För att lyckas uppnå klimatmålen utan att skada samhällsekonomin behövs en effektiv styrning. Om vi … Continue reading >Inför ett klimatåterbäringstillägg (motion 205 på Klimatriksdagen)
Categories: Flexible pollution fees, Latest news – Posted on 2014/04/262015/01/15 Flex fees feature in food security webinar A recent webinar hosted by the Humanitarian Water and Food Award (WAF) addressed the importance of phosphorus for food security … Continue reading >Flex fees feature in food security webinar
Categories: A functional economy encourages conservation, Flexible pollution fees, RECORDED WEBINARS – Posted on 2014/04/062014/04/06 Foundation’s webinar will explain how to price pollution to drive sustainable technology New technology and economic instruments to achieve food security Register now, it’s FREE! Fast Facts: 17th April 12:30 CET and … Continue reading >Foundation’s webinar will explain how to price pollution to drive sustainable technology