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Some Economics of Global Climate Change: The View from the Developing Countries,l experience economic losses from inundated coastlines, changed and possibly more violent weather patterns, and increased climatic variability. Others may benefit from a milder climate and increased precipitation. As is obvious, there will be no necessary relation between a particular country’s cont

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CO2 and SO2: Consistent Policy Making in a Greenhouse,ws: acid rain and global warming. Each has engendered significant national and international policy debate, but they have not been addressed as linked problems. Instead, the constituencies supporting or opposing various policy initiatives have pursued very narrowly focused objectives. This narrowed

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Benefits of Mitigation and Adaptation,ous proposals to constrain carbon emissions would do no more than hold constant the annual emissions from developed countries while emissions from China, the Soviet Union, and other developing countries would continue to grow. Thus the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is bound to in

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The Cost of Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions in the United States,s upon the previous work of EPA (e.g., “Policy Implications of a Comprehensive Greenhouse Gas Budget,” by Cristofaro and Scheraga) and establishes a projection of future emissions of major greenhouse gases. The focus is on the next twenty years, a period in which the U.S. will reduce emissions of a

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Saving Money and Reducing the Risk of Climate Change Through Greater Energy Efficiency,issions of carbon dioxide and other pollutants. In the case of automobiles, the efficiency improvements that occurred during 1975-89 saved consumers over $20 billion and cut U.S. energy consumption by nearly 5 quads (6%) in 1989. The net cost of avoided carbon emissions was approximately negative $2