Global CO2 Emission Reductions: The Impacts of Rising Energy Costs
Published 1 January 1991
Alan S. Manne, Richard Richels
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In recent years there has been growing concern that the increasing accumulation of greenhouse gases in the earth's atmosphere will lead to undesirable changes in global climate. This concern has resulted in a number of proposals, both in the U.S. and internationally, to set physical targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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