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Air of uncertainty / Warrier, Gopikrishna S   Journal Article
Warrier, Gopikrishna S Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract Environment minister Prakash Javadekar will not have to worry about pressures from alliance partners. But one does not know how much space he is willing to carve out for himself and how much space the government is likely to give him.
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Annual review of energy and environment / Socolow, Robert H (ed.) 2000  Book
Socolow, Robert H (ed.) Book
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Publication California, Annual Review, 2000.
Description xiii, 857p.hbk
Contents Vol. 25, 2000
Standard Number 0824323254
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044621333.79/SOC 044621MainOn ShelfReference books 
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Between a rock and a hard place: the coalition, the Davies commission and the wicked issue of airport expansion / Howarth, David; Steven Griggs   Journal Article
Howarth, David Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract In 2010, the Conservative-Liberal Democrat Coalition placed a moratorium on airport expansion in the south-east of England. In office, however, it has faced a sustained political campaign from supporters of the aviation industry and expansion, leading to the appointment in September 2012 of the Davies Commission on airport capacity. This paper critically evaluates this nascent policy reversal in aviation policy, analysing the political backlash in favour of expansion and the political mediation of such demands by the Coalition. It argues that while the shifting political context has placed new pressures on the coalition, its current difficulties cannot be divorced from the continued resonance of the logic of aviation expansion embedded in British institutions at the end of the Second World War. The paper concludes with an assessment of the challenges facing the Davies Commission, the coalition and campaigners, when set against the continued 'grip' of aviation on our collective consciousness.
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Energy 2050: Making the transition to a secure low carbon energy system / Skea, Jim (ed); Ekins, Paul (ed); Winskel, Mark (ed) 2011  Book
Skea, Jim Book
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Publication London, Earthscan Publishing, 2011.
Description xxiv, 381p.
Standard Number 978849710848, hbk
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Our choice: a plan to solve the climate crisis / Al Gore 2009  Book
Al Gore Book
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Publication London, Bloomsbury Publishing, 2009.
Description 415p.
Standard Number 9780747590989
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