Measuring the Clean Development Mechanism's Performance and Potential
By Michael W. Wara. 2008
222 citations recorded by the source corpus.
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- E. Grubert
- A. Strong
- M. Wara
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- Deborah A. Sivas
Citations in the corpus
- Can the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) deliver (2011, background): “Even with efforts being put on streamlining CDM, the sheer quantity of projects in the pipeline has made the task much more difficult (Wara, 2007).”
- Managing uncertainty in carbon offsets: insights from California’s standardized approach (2020, background): “…sales from HFC destruction projects were large enough to create an incentive for refrigerant producers to increase production and reduce production efficiency in order to generate more HFC by-product that could be destroyed to generate more offset credits (Schneider & Kollmuss 2015, Wara 2008).”
- The Clean Development Mechanism: History, Status, and Prospects (2007, unknown): “On the one hand, there are indications of strategic behavior by chemical producers to increase revenues from CERs (Wara 2006), an extremely disturbing finding given the predominance of these projects in the CDM portfolio.”