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Chinese urbanites and the preservation of rare species in remote parts of the country: the example of eaglewood

Michael Ahlheim, Oliver Frör, Gerhard Langenberger, Sonna Pelz
Environmental Economics Volume 5 2014, Issue #4

An analysis of corporate community engagement in Zimbabwe

Pumela Msweli, Tawaziwa Wushe
Environmental Economics Volume 5 2014, Issue #4

Developing a sustainable balanced scorecard for the oil and gas sector

Chantelle Nortjé, Sanlie L. Middelberg, Merwe Oberholzer, Pieter W. Buys
Environmental Economics Volume 5 2014, Issue #4

Poverty and remittances in South Africa: an instrumental variables analysis

Mduduzi Biyase
Environmental Economics Volume 5 2014, Issue #4

Energy consumption and economic growth in Mozambique: an empirical investigation

Angelique G. Nindi, Nicholas Оdhiambo
Environmental Economics Volume 5 2014, Issue #4

Carbon tax policy implications for economic growth and unemployment rates in South Africa: a conceptual thought

Michael Bamidele Fakoya
Environmental Economics Volume 5 2014, Issue #3

On carbon tax and emissions reduction through investments in renewable energy in South Africa

Michael Bamidele Fakoya
Environmental Economics Volume 5 2014, Issue #3