Publication

12 Jun 2014

This paper examines the geopolitical consequences of introducing a worldwide tax designed to drive carbon-based sources out of the global energy mix. The author argues that one consequence would be that high-cost, unconventional and remotely located reserves would no longer be profitable to develop, for example in the Arctic.

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Author Michael Bradshaw
Series ISN Articles
Publisher International Relations and Security Network (ISN)
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