Beyond Carbon Pricing
Originally published in the Carbon Management peer-reviewed journal on 16th April 2015
The formal version of record can be found here
This is the Abstract, Executive Summary and Introduction of the paper. Full text available here.
Reconciling scientific reality with realpolitik: moving beyond carbon pricing to TEQs – an integrated, economy-wide emissions cap
Abstract
This article considers why price-based frameworks may be inherently unsuitable for delivering unprecedented global emissions reductions while retaining the necessary public and political support, and argues that it is time to instead draw on quantity-based mechanisms such as TEQs (Tradable Energy Quotas).
TEQs is a climate policy framework combining a hard cap on emissions with the use of market mechanisms to distribute quotas beneath that cap.
Interview on grief, Dark Optimism, aliveness and activism
This is an excerpt from a longer video interview Rhonda Fabian conducted with Shaun Chamberlin at the opening of the New Story Summit in Findhorn, Scotland. Part of a Findhorn Foundation documentary initiative. Transcript originally published in the Kosmos Journal....
RapNews on the New World Order
RapNews have outdone themselves, and that’s saying something:...
Music and Movement
Originally published as the editorial of the Fall/Winter 2014 edition of the Kosmos journal
The online version of the editorial can be found here
If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together. And if you want to transform…?
Sometimes we meet a young person who continues to hold a deep place in our minds and hearts long afterwards. I met Shaun briefly at the New Story Summit. It felt as though I had known him forever. The future of humanity and the hope of the world is with such talented and dedicated youth. I want to honor his work by sharing one of his essays.
~ Nancy Roof, editor, Kosmos journal
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