Countdown to Kyoto, Parts I-III: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Energy and Environment of the Committee on Science, U.S. House of Representatives, One Hundred Fifth Congress, First Session, October 7, 9, and November 6, 1997, Volume 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1998 |
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... Energy - Intensive Industry Trends 459 " Top - Down " vs. " Bottoms - Up " Models 460 Reasons for Not Reducing CO2 Emissions Through Voluntary Efforts 461 Energy Prices in the U.S. vs. Other Countries 461 Energy Cost Subsidization by ...
... Energy - Intensive Industry Trends 459 " Top - Down " vs. " Bottoms - Up " Models 460 Reasons for Not Reducing CO2 Emissions Through Voluntary Efforts 461 Energy Prices in the U.S. vs. Other Countries 461 Energy Cost Subsidization by ...
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... Energy - Intensive Industry Trends 492 " Top - Down " vs. " Bottoms - Up " Models 494 Reasons for Not Reducing CO2 Emissions Through Voluntary Efforts Energy Prices in the U.S. vs. Other Countries Energy Cost Subsidization by the U.S. ...
... Energy - Intensive Industry Trends 492 " Top - Down " vs. " Bottoms - Up " Models 494 Reasons for Not Reducing CO2 Emissions Through Voluntary Efforts Energy Prices in the U.S. vs. Other Countries Energy Cost Subsidization by the U.S. ...
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... Energy Price Scenarios on Energy - Intensive Sectors : Perspectives from Industry Workshops , Argonne National Laboratory , July 1997 906 VOLUME II APPENDIX 3 : ADDITIONAL MATERIALS FOR THE RECORD ( CONTINUED ) October 9 , 1997 ...
... Energy Price Scenarios on Energy - Intensive Sectors : Perspectives from Industry Workshops , Argonne National Laboratory , July 1997 906 VOLUME II APPENDIX 3 : ADDITIONAL MATERIALS FOR THE RECORD ( CONTINUED ) October 9 , 1997 ...
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... Energy studying within the United States , of capping emissions at 1990 levels from 2010 onward to a large number of ... intensive industries because energy costs will be much lower in the developing countries under the way the negotia ...
... Energy studying within the United States , of capping emissions at 1990 levels from 2010 onward to a large number of ... intensive industries because energy costs will be much lower in the developing countries under the way the negotia ...
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... energy- intensive industries . The conclusions we have reached can be summarized as follows : 1. Near - term emission limits will be costly . There is some uncertainty about how large the costs will be , but no uncertainty that there ...
... energy- intensive industries . The conclusions we have reached can be summarized as follows : 1. Near - term emission limits will be costly . There is some uncertainty about how large the costs will be , but no uncertainty that there ...
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