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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In the 1992 update of the IPCC 1990 " business as usual " scenario , including actions promised by OECD countries to reduce their emissions ( Scenario IRS91b ) , total world carbon dioxide emissions more than triple from the current ...
In the 1992 update of the IPCC 1990 " business as usual " scenario , including actions promised by OECD countries to reduce their emissions ( Scenario IRS91b ) , total world carbon dioxide emissions more than triple from the current ...
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... in stationary uses throughout the OECD at 1988 levels beginning in 1990 and continuing through the year 2010 , and comparing the results with a base case scenario assuming no restrictions were in effect . The restrictions did not ...
... in stationary uses throughout the OECD at 1988 levels beginning in 1990 and continuing through the year 2010 , and comparing the results with a base case scenario assuming no restrictions were in effect . The restrictions did not ...
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In order to assess the state and regional effects of the carbon tax scenario , the third DRI / McGraw Hill study for the Department will examine the impacts of the carbon taxes imposed in the second study on the various industry groups ...
In order to assess the state and regional effects of the carbon tax scenario , the third DRI / McGraw Hill study for the Department will examine the impacts of the carbon taxes imposed in the second study on the various industry groups ...
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The carbon tax scenario was designed to force the OECD - 12 to stabilize their carbon emissions at the 1988 level by 2000 , and then reduce emissions to 10 % less than the 1988 level by 2010 and 20 % less than the 1988 level by 2020.
The carbon tax scenario was designed to force the OECD - 12 to stabilize their carbon emissions at the 1988 level by 2000 , and then reduce emissions to 10 % less than the 1988 level by 2010 and 20 % less than the 1988 level by 2020.
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Under a carbon tax scenario , industrial natural gas prices will become fairly representative of an average industrial energy price . Sharply higher coal prices and moderately higher oil prices will shift the industrial market toward ...
Under a carbon tax scenario , industrial natural gas prices will become fairly representative of an average industrial energy price . Sharply higher coal prices and moderately higher oil prices will shift the industrial market toward ...
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