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This article reviews in brief the different aspects of our work, including portraiting of the socioeconomic profile of CO2 emissions into the atmosphere, the methodology of the Carbon inequality index. As indicated by the research, promoting climate justice in Israel must be based on the following principle of duality: formulation of policy measures directed at substantial mitigation of greenhouse gases, coinciding with these measures having positive social effects. The recommended measures were devised based on international experience, while adapting the international policy measures to the characteristics of Israel.
AEJI work on socio-economic aspects of climate policy and the proposal for "Fair Carbon Tax Model" was presented at
The 2016 Berlin Conference on Transformative Global Climate Governance “après Paris” , held in Berlin May 2016
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