Environmental policy and governance Annotated Bibliography - 1

environmental policy and governance - Annotated Bibliography Examplee clean development mechanisms to include the quest for clean heartiness resources have destabilized the production and consumption of oil and another(prenominal) non-conservative energy sources. The author argues that the manipulation of oil and other polluting forms of energy have declined to the consideration of a sustainable future and reduce environmental health issues and deficits. He considers a policy to govern the use of oil in the industry globally and encourage the use of clean sources of energy. He hints at the involvement of the private energy sectors and other stakeholders to help in the instruction execution of such policies with the intention of reducing energy related pollution of the environment. The increase of oil prices has improved commitments in the policy formulations for clean energy developments. The author proposes the use of clean energies to be compulsory in the chief(a) levels. This will increase sustainability.Sanoh, A, et al, 2014, The stintings of clean energy resource development and grid interconnection in Africa, Renewable Energy An International Journal, 62, pp. 598-609. Retrieved from http//yadda.icm.edu.pl/yadda/element/bwmeta1.element.elsevier-d7564474-4ff8-336b-8d14-69dc77c028fbThe authors argue that the use of clean energy resources within the exploitation regions like Africa will trigger economic development as this will come with economic benefits to the people. They explains that roughly clean energy resources are eco friendly, non pollutant consequently absolutely nothing is to be spent on the kill of the impacts of clean energy resources. Unlike oil, clean energy does not cause climate changes, variations in the pelting pattern and therefore the loss of agricultural output in these regions. Agricultural out is linked to the economic development in these regions. He consequently argues that policy formulators should involve environmental asp ects and future development in planning for the energy to be used in these regions.Tobin, M, &