Handbook of Environmental and Sustainable Finance

<p>Section 1: Environmental Regulations Post the Kyoto Protocol on Climate Change</p> <p>1. Climate Change and Kyoto Protocol: an Overview</p> <p>2. Environmental Policies Post the Kyoto Protocol on Climate Change: Evidence from US and Japan</p> <p>3. Efficiency of U.S. State EPA Emission Rate Goals for 2030: A Data Envelopment Analysis Approach </p> <p><br>Section 2: Environmental Economics</p> <p>4. Environmental Water Governance in the Murray-Darling Basin of Australia: The Movement from Regulation and Engineering to Economic-Based Instruments</p> <p>5. Damages Evaluation, Periodic Floods, and Local Sea Level Rise: The Case of Venice, Italy</p> <p>6. Corporate Social Responsibility and Macroeconomic Uncertainty </p> <p>7. A Fool on Green Hills?</p> <p>8. What Holds Back Eco-Innovations? A "Green Growth Diagnostics" Approach</p> <p>9. Trade Openness and Co2 Emission: Evidence from a SIDS</p> <p>10. Will TAFTA be Good or Bad for the Environment? </p> <p>11. Feminism, Environmental Economics, and Accountability</p> <p><br>Section 3: Environmental/Sustainable Finance</p> <p>12. Does National Culture Affect Environment Practices?</p> <p>13. The Economic and Financial Effects of Environmental Regulation</p> <p>14. Environmental Challenges and Financial Market Opportunities</p> <p>15. Environmental Investment Strategies</p> <p>16. The Relationship between Screening Intensity and Performance of Socially Responsible Investment Funds</p> <p>17. Using CO2 Emission Allowances to Equity Portfolios</p> <p>18. The returns from Investing in Water Markets in Australia</p> <p>19. Product Market Competition and Corporate Environmental Performance </p> <p><br>Section 4: Funding and Accounting Systems</p> <p>20. The Costs and Benefits of Cost-Benefit Analysis as Applied to Environmental Regulation</p> <p>21. The Crowdfunding of Renewable Energy Projects</p> <p>22. From Environmental Economics to Accounting System Design: Weighing Up the Costs and Benefits of Sustainability</p>