No Money Left for Climate Protection? Climate Policy after the Crisis - Kiel Institute

Authors

Peterson
S.
Petrick
S.
Khadjavi
M.

Publication Date

08/2009

Key Words

climate policy

Greenhouse Gases

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Economic & Financial Crises

Climate

Kiel Institute Experts

Prof. Dr. Menusch Khadjavi

Kiel Institute Fellow
Prof. Dr. Sonja Peterson

Kiel Institute Researcher

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