The Political Feasibility of Enhancing Greenhouse Gas Emissions Targets in the European Union’s Mid-Century Strategy

Somalia consumers’ camel meat consumption satisfactions under climate change

“…In previous studies conducted on the impacts of climate change, it was pointed out that to performe the mismanagement strategies for the livestock farms and industrial processes increasing negatively the impacts of climate change in the last decades were gradually caused to irreparable degragations on human helathy and enviremont (Harguess et al, 2020;Al Quayid, 2019;Sanchez-Sabate and Sabaté, 2019;Neff et al, 2018;Ritchie et al, 2018;Graham and Abrahamse, 2017;Kleemann and Schmidt, 2017;Rana and Paul, 2017). These researches reported more clearly that increasing carbon emission, pollution of the natural resources with the chimicals, heavy water and energy uses, poor management aplicatios at the livestock farms and their industries were caused the negative impacts on climate change by boosting ecological footprint.…”

Spatial Modeling of Bargaining Among Stakeholders in Energy Policy: The Case of Japanese Nuclear Plants

“…Any and all of the assumptions in this paper can be changed, and new models can be built in the KTAB framework. 2 Some of the topics that have been analyzed using KTAB include the political feasibility of the United Arab Emirates' (UAE's) energy transition (Efird, Griffiths, Mollet, Al-Mubarak, Sgouridis, and Tsai 2017), the political feasibility of developing a Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) power market (Mollet, Al-Mubarak, Efird, Al Muhanna, and Al-Ubaydli 2018), and the means by which greenhouse gas emissions targets in the European Union's mid-century strategy could be enhanced (Al Quayid, Al Muhanna, and Mollet 2019).…”