Titlebook: Climate Change, Climate Science and Economics; Prospects for an Alt G. Cornelis van Kooten Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media Dordre

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Electricity Markets and Wind Energy, from non-fossil fuel, non-nuclear sources. Global electricity use is expected to increase dramatically as a result of the information age, policies to electrify vehicles, and rapid economic growth in China, India, Brazil and other developing countries. However, with the exception of hydro and bioma

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Climate Change Policy Encounters the Real World,broader terms, viewing it in much the same way as earlier concerns about resource scarcity, population growth and the potential adverse impact that humans have on the environment. From this perspective, global warming is an environmental issue and much less a scientific one. The only real difference

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The Continental System Revisitednted and anthropogenic in origin – there is clearly no consensus – this chapter provides an introduction to climate science, the issues pertaining to global warming, and the economics of climate change.

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Emission Scenarios and Climate Modeling,n four types of climate models are described, and a simple energy balance model is used to demonstrate the sensitivity of results to model parameters. Finally, the validity of climate models is considered in greater detail with answers provided to the following questions: How sensitive are numerical