Inhwan Ko

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University of Nevada Reno

United States

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Inhwan Ko is an Assistant Professor at the University of Nevada, Reno, USA. His research focuses on climate policy and renewable energy, with recent articles examining local net-zero policy variations in South Korea, the impact of corporate climate pledges on stock markets, and rural attitudes towards solar energy development. He employs a mix of field surveys and Bayesian inference to explore the dynamics of renewable energy adoption and its socio-economic implications.

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Same policy, different dreams: explaining the variation in local net-zero policy stringency in South Korea

Who supports climate mitigation through increasing renewable energy surcharge? Evidence from an online survey in South Korea

“Rural exploitation” in solar energy development? A field survey experiment in South Korea on solar energy support in rural areas

Stock markets, corporate climate pledges, and the Science-Based Target Initiative

Wind turbines as new smokestacks: Preserving ruralness and restrictive land-use ordinances across U.S. counties

Causal effects of place, people, and process on rooftop solar adoption through Bayesian inference

Rural opposition to landscape change from solar energy: Explaining the diffusion of setback restrictions on solar farms across South Korean counties

Have renewable energy leaders announced aggressive emission reduction goals? Examining variations in the stringency of country-level net-zero emission pledges

Carbon pricing and decoupling between greenhouse gas emissions and economic growth: A panel study of 29 European countries, 1996–2014

Signaling climate resilience to municipal bond markets: does membership in adaptation-focused voluntary clubs affect bond rating?

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