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Carbon capture and storage in developing countries: A comparison of Brazil, South Africa and India by Roman, Mikael

“…The ambition to introduce carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology in developing countries raises particular considerations and challenges, where, most…”
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Governing from the middle: the C40 Cities Leadership Group by Roman, Mikael

“…Purpose - This study aims to analyze city networks as they face the challenges of global warming. It seeks to introduce the notion of "governance from the…”
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Higher education as a change agent for sustainability in different cultures and contexts by Stephens, Jennie C, Hernandez, Maria E, Román, Mikael, Graham, Amanda C, Scholz, Roland W

“…Purpose - The goal of this paper is to enhance consideration for the potential for institutions of higher education throughout the world, in different cultures…”
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Comparing Climate Policy Processes in India, Brazil, and South Africa: Domestic Engagements With International Climate Policy Frameworks by Upadhyaya, Prabhat, Fridahl, Mathias, Linnér, Björn-Ola, Román, Mikael

“…Using policy cycle model as a heuristic, this article studies Indian, Brazilian, and South African engagement with Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions…”
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Integration of climate change mitigation and sustainable development planning: Lessons from a national planning process in Nigeria by Malley, Christopher S., Omotosho, David, Bappa, Bala, Jibril, Asmau, Tarfa, Peter, Roman, Mikael, Hicks, W. Kevin, Kuylenstierna, Johan C.I., de la Sota Sandez, Candela, Lefèvre, Elsa N.

“…To limit global temperature increases to ‘well below 2 ºC’, it is necessary that current national commitments to reduce emissions are increased, and these…”
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State Competition as a Source Driving Climate Change Mitigation by Rabe, Barry G, Roman, Mikael, Dobelis, Arthur N

“…Factors that may be driving states to introduce new policy initiatives that will ultimately lead to a reduction of greenhouse gases are discussed. Political…”
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Colloquium Article: STATE COMPETITION AS A SOURCE DRIVING CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION by Barry G. Rabe, Mikael Roman, Arthur N. Dobelis

“…I. Introduction The rapid proliferation and diversification of climate change policy initiatives at the state level in the United States runs contrary to much…”
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Shifting ground: Brazil tackles climate change and deforestation, but rapid growth, energy needs undermine progress by Mikael Román, Marcus Carson

“…Brazilʹs energy-related CO2emissions are very low; its contribution the climate change problem has been largely through deforestation and agriculture.Emissions…”
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