Policy change, sustainability, and environmental justice: Applications of the Long Island MARKAL model

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Title
Policy change, sustainability, and environmental justice: Applications of the Long Island MARKAL model
Identifier
d_2009_2013:927fc0c51d55:11731
identifier
12328
Creator
Friedman, David Stephen,
Contributor
Yehuda L. Klein
Date
2013
Language
English
Publisher
City University of New York.
Subject
Environmental management | Environmental justice | Public policy | Sustainability | carbon tax | electricity | MARKAL
Abstract
The objective of this study is to develop a robust and sustainable energy (electricity) path for Long Island. Waste water management and solid municipal waste have been incorporated into a MARKAL energy-planning model for the short through long term (50 years) planning horizons. In addition, an analysis of the impacts on the local scale, of a carbon tax has been carried out. By examining the Long Island MARKAL the nexus of sustainability and environmental justice is elucidated. Suggestions for examining, testing, and improving sustainability plans are also provided.
Type
dissertation
Source
2009_2013.csv
degree
Ph.D.
Program
Earth & Environmental Sciences