Climate Change and Corporate Environmental Policies

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Koppelaar, R., & Middelkoop, W. (2017). The TESLA revolution: why big oil is losing the energy war. Amsterdam University Press.

Lean, G. (2006). Cow ‘emissions’ more damaging to planet than CO2 from cars. Independent. Retrieved from http://www.independent.co.uk/environment/climate-change/cow-emissions-more-damaging-to-planet-than-co2-from-cars-427843.html

Meyer, L. & Roser, D. (2006). Distributive justice and climate change: The allocation of emission rights. Analyse & Kritik: Journal of Philosophy and Social Theory, 28(2), 223-249.

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