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Runar Brännlund points out that most carrier bags in Sweden are produced from renewable sources and end up as heating, not in nature. He believes that proper analyses were lacking before the tax was approved.
 

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"The outcry triggered by the Supreme Land and Environmental Court's rejection of Cementa's application for a mining permit at Slite seems somewhat exaggerated. A production halt entails certain socio-economic costs but mainly of a temporary nature, write economics professors Per-Olov Johansson and Bengt Kriström." 


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During the first three phases of the EU emissions trading system, Swedish manufacturing companies have decreased emissions. Companies part of this system have however not decreased their emissions more than companies not part of the system but eligible for carbon tax. This from a new thesis by Sandra Schusser, SLU. She also shows that population behaviour has changed in favour of greener choices, however, only in some areas.

In her PhD work at SLU, Sandra analysed Swedish industry emissions during the three first phases of the EU emissions trading system (EU-ETS) 2005-2016 and found that emissions decrease however in a slow fashion despite green technology investments.

The reason for this could be that company investments have yet to result in useable technique but also that companies await more stringent governmental policy, says Sandra Schusser.

Read the thesis “Moving towards a more sustainable world - Four essays on renewable energy, emissions trading and environmental behaviour”
Pressrelease from SLU.se (only in Swedish) “Trots investeringar och ändrade konsumtionsmönster minskar utsläppen långsamt”.

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CERE's Bengt Kriström and Per-Olov Johansson question what they sence has become a routine, leaving out cost-benefit analysis in environmental and resource policy decisions in a debate article in Östersundsposten, published June 1st, 2021. The article revolves around the suggestion to preserve mountainous forest. 

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Martínez-Cruz, A. L., & Aravena, C. The bioeconomy, circularity, and sustainability – How the concepts are conceptualized in the forestry sector. Read at SSRN
Widmark, C., Persichina, M. & Martinez-Cruz, A. L. The bioeconomy, circularity, and sustainability – How the concepts are conceptualized in the forestry sector. Read
Johansson, P-O. & Kriström, B. The Boadway Paradox Revisited: The Case of Compensated Equilibrium. Read
Kiran B. Krishnamurthy, C. and Ngo, N. Do ride-hailing services worsen freeway congestion and air quality? Evidence from Uber in California. Read