A5080267394- Global Energy and Sustainability Research
- Environmental Impact and Sustainability
- Market Dynamics and Volatility
- Energy and Environment Impacts
- Agriculture Sustainability and Environmental Impact
- Energy, Environment, Economic Growth
Vienna University of Economics and Business
2024
University of Bologna
2021
A timely low-carbon transition will require a significant decline in fossil fuel production and consumption. This turn exposes the rest of economic sectors to risk reduced usability physical capital stocks via international network linkages. We propose apply simple measure assess extent which shocks might trigger underutilisation across countries productive ('stranding multipliers'). Our results highlight relevance supply-side risks. First, among all activities, global sector exhibits...
Abstract Biomass was the principal energy source in preindustrial societies; their agriculture provided more than it required. Thus, return on investment (EROEI) needed to be >1. Recent studies have indicated that this may not case for modern industrialized agrifood systems (AFSs). Although green revolution radically improved agricultural yields, came at expense of increased inputs, mainly form fossil fuels. AFSs relying external pose a food security risk, an economic issue producers,...