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Policy Implications of Greenhouse Warming

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Size: 144 pages, 6 x 9

Publication Year:1991


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Policy Implications of Greenhouse Warming--Synthesis Panel, National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Engineering, Institute of Medicine
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Readily accessible to any interested reader, this volume is the synthesis of the larger, more technical companion volume. The authoring panel provides an analysis of the major issues surrounding greenhouse warming and presents recommendations for U.S. policy. These recommendations address ...
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"Policy Implications of [Greenhouse] Warming is surely a breakthrough--the first to bridge the canyon between alarmist science and what-me-worry economics." --Peter Passel, The New York Times
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Readily accessible to any interested reader, this volume is the synthesis of the larger, more technical companion volume. The authoring panel provides an analysis of the major issues surrounding greenhouse warming and presents recommendations for U.S. policy. These recommendations address a wide range of issues, including energy policy; deforestation; human population growth; the appropriate role of the United States in an international strategy; and needed research on scientific, economic, and social questions.

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"Policy Implications of [Greenhouse] Warming is surely a breakthrough--the first to bridge the canyon between alarmist science and what-me-worry economics." --Peter Passel, The New York Times

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