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Ecology and economics share a common root: the Greek word oikos, meaning “home” or “a place to live”. Oikos is an Australian environmental policy blog focussing on the connections between the environment and the economy.
About Me
- David Jeffery
- David works as a lawyer in a government environmental agency and is studying a Masters in Environmental Economics, currently writing a thesis on the application of prediction markets to climate change. He lives in Sydney with Catherine.
Contact me
Email ozelaw x [at] yahoo [dot] com [dot] au (and remove the x)
I'm starting to get a lot of spam to this account, so please put 'Oikos' somewhere in the subject of the email so your email doesn't get consigned to the spam bin...
I'm starting to get a lot of spam to this account, so please put 'Oikos' somewhere in the subject of the email so your email doesn't get consigned to the spam bin...
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2007
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May
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- The Prime Minister's Task Group on Emissions Trading
- Carbon offsets
- Live Earth tickets on sale tomorrow (Australia)
- More on weather markets and climate change
- Oikos 101: Price elasticities
- Will climate change get a run in tonight's budget?
- Could long-term weather markets help us understand...
- John Howard’s climate policy: Que sera, sera
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1 comment:
That's brilliant! Why didn't I think of that...
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