Global Warming: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Energy and Power of the Committee on Energy and Commerce, House of Representatives, One Hundred Second Congress, Second Session, on the Role of the U.S. Government in the United Nations Negotiations on Global Warming Climate Change, March 3, 1992, Volume 4U.S. Government Printing Office, 1992 - 192 pages |
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... offset higher operating costs and thus minimize the infla- tion shock , or some combination of recycling options could be used.1 Recycling via personal income tax cuts will produce a squeeze on business profits because higher energy ...
... offset higher operating costs and thus minimize the infla- tion shock , or some combination of recycling options could be used.1 Recycling via personal income tax cuts will produce a squeeze on business profits because higher energy ...
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... offset by the effects of stratospheric ozone depletion to which they contribute . Because CFC reductions play an important role in meeting the early emissions reduction milestones in the DOE study , a revision incorporating this recent ...
... offset by the effects of stratospheric ozone depletion to which they contribute . Because CFC reductions play an important role in meeting the early emissions reduction milestones in the DOE study , a revision incorporating this recent ...
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... offsets can be obtained far more cheaply than a carbon tax would indicate . I think the National Academy of Sciences study indicates that many offsets are obtainable at the cost of a couple of dollars per ton , not $ 140 per ton , and ...
... offsets can be obtained far more cheaply than a carbon tax would indicate . I think the National Academy of Sciences study indicates that many offsets are obtainable at the cost of a couple of dollars per ton , not $ 140 per ton , and ...
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... offsets which we may well be able to provide in our own country ? Mr. REINSTEIN . Well , I'm not sure , given the relative sizes of our economy and the Norwegian economy , whether there is a match there , but I think the concept ...
... offsets which we may well be able to provide in our own country ? Mr. REINSTEIN . Well , I'm not sure , given the relative sizes of our economy and the Norwegian economy , whether there is a match there , but I think the concept ...
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... offsets as well as renewable energy sources . For various reasons , we believe we can do this while keeping our ... offset purchases and , if our plans go well , include greenhouse 139.
... offsets as well as renewable energy sources . For various reasons , we believe we can do this while keeping our ... offset purchases and , if our plans go well , include greenhouse 139.
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