Coordinating Public and Private Sustainability

1. Introduction; 2. Survey of Green Paradox Models; 3. Internal Mechanisms of Green Paradox Models; 4. Misplaced Reliance on Economic Models of Exhaustible Resources; 5. Complexity in Energy Policies Can Lead to Greater Emissions; 6. Impact of Domestic Energy Security Policy Laws; 7. Impact of International Energy Conventions; 8. International Trade Laws Could Frustrate Green Policies; 9. Choosing Better Policies; 10. References

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