This research will examine the feasibility, economic impact, and effectiveness of a DK-wide livestock carbon tax as a tool to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions without harming agricultural competitiveness. The project aims to provide evidence-based recommendations for aligning agricultural policies with the EU’s climate neutrality goal by 2050.
Researchers:
- Julia Bronnmann, Associate Professor, Department of Business and Sustainability, Faculty of Business and Social Sciences, jubr@sam.sdu.dk
- Philipp Steinbrunner, Assistant Professor, Department of Business and Sustainability, Faculty of Business and Social Sciences, phst@sam.sdu.dk
- Oliver Schnittka, Professor, Department of Business and Sustainability, Faculty of Business and Social Sciences, oliver@sam.sdu.dk
- Graham Butler, Professor, Department of Law, Faculty of Business and Social Sciences, grbu@sam.sdu.dk
- Benyamin Khoshnevisan, Assistant Professor, Department of Green Technology, The Faculty of Engineering, bekh@igt.sdu.dk
- Styrmir Gislason, Department of Green Technology, The Faculty of Engineering, stg@igt.sdu.dk