Reports and discussion papers
Major reports
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Breakthroughs for the 21st Century The UK Sustainable Development Commission's report featuring Cap & Share as one of its 'Breakthgouth Ideas' |
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The Feasta publication (32 pages) explaining Cap & Share as a global system. |
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AEA report on Cap & Share in Ireland Report commissioned by Comhar on Cap & Share for Ireland. |
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Cambridge Econometrics report on Cap & Share in Ireland Report commissioned by Comhar on Cap & Share for Ireland. |
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Comhar synthesis report on Cap & Share in Ireland Report by Comhar summarising the work by AEA and CE on Cap & Share for Ireland. |
The first two reports commissioned by Feasta looking at the economic implcations of a global Cap & Share system for major countries:
Report on C&S for South Africa
Parliamentary submissions
Submission to the Environmental Audit Committee of the UK House of Commons, for the EAC's Inquiry into Personal Carbon Trading and Personal Carbon Allowances.
C&S submission to the EAC's PCT Inquiry
Three papers from Feasta
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The Great Emissions Rights Giveaway, March 2007 The EU's emissions trading system should be scrapped in its present form and replaced with a much fairer, less distorting system, according to a briefing paper from Feasta's Climate and Energy working group. |
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Emissions Rationing and the Oil Price Crisis, March 2007 This document examines a way in which the poor in many countries could be protected if, as oil and gas get scarcer, their cost goes higher and higher over the years ahead.
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Controlling the environmental impact of the transport sector in the European Union, December 2006. This paper explores how all forms of transport, as they compete with each other, could be treated together under a Cap and Share scheme. |
Discussion papers by Cap & Share
These are short discussion papers (1 - 3 pages each).
Let's make sure the message is clear and urgent - we're over the emissions limit
Delivering high carbon prices without crucifying the poor
Peak fossil fuels - jump now or be pushed later
Needed: a worldwide popular movement for equity and ecological limits
Here's how some of the pieces of the jigsaw might fit together
How do we get people to buy into a rapidly contracting cap?