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Presents the evidence for and against the various theories. Explains why one theory - the impact of increases of trace atmospheric gases - has come to dominate the debate. Discusses how economists have contributed to the debate and suggests how policy makers should respond.
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- Original title: Global warming: apocalypse or hot air?
- Record ID : 1995-3256
- Languages: English
- Subject: Environment, General information
- Source: Inst. econ. Aff. - 54 p.; 2 fig.; 2 tabl.
- Publication date: 1994
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- Date : 1997/04
- Languages : English
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- Author(s) : COX J. E., MIRÓ C. R.
- Date : 2000/12
- Languages : English
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- Date : 1998/04
- Languages : English
- Source: Hydrocarbon Processing - vol. 77 - n. 4
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- Date : 1996/11
- Languages : English
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