Titlebook: Cost-Benefit Analyses of Climate Change; The Broader Perspect Ferenc L. Toth Book 1998 Springer Basel AG 1998 Aerosol.Global warming.adapta

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First principles and the economic comparison of regulatory alternatives in global changeitzman, 1974; Laffont, 1977; Yohe, 1978). The results are well established in the economics literature, and their import has propagated into many subdisciplines — the economics of regulation (e.g. Karp and Yohe, 1977), international trade (Pelcovits, 1976; Stiglitz and Dasgupta, 1977), macroeconomic

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Global warming and the insurance industrydisasters. The trend is primarily attributable to the continuing steady growth of world population and the increasing concentration of people and economic values in urban areas. An additional factor is the global migration of populations and industries into areas such as coastal regions, which are p

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Climate protection and the economy of preventionand nonenergetic energy consumption), and the possibilities of reducing energy-related CO. emissions. Three pivotal questions shall be addressed. (1) Which technological options are available to climate protection policy? (2) Is the further propagation of risks, e.g. the acceptance of more nuclear r

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The value of advanced energy technologies in stabilizing atmospheric CO2centration of greenhouse gases, the objective of the Framework Convention on Climate Change (FCCC; United Nations, 1992). In light of its long lifetime in the atmosphere, and complex mechanisms which govern its concentration (IPCC, 1990, 1992, 1995), carbon dioxide (CO.) is of particular interest.

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The implications of including sulfate aerosols on scenarios of admissible greenhouse gas emissionson paths compatible with the aim of the FCCC. However, since it involves a climate model that neglects negative radiative forcing from sulphate aerosols in the troposphere, which partially offset the warming induced by greenhouse gases (GHGs), it tends to produce a margin of safety that may be too s

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The tolerable windows approach to climate control: Optimization, risks, and perspectivescessity for the formulation of adequate climate protection strategies. This narrow route between Scylla and Charybdis, which has to prevent science both from withdrawing into its traditional ivory tower and becoming lost in the maelstrom of unbased political claims, demands a well-defined borderline

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Global warming and the insurance industryomic values in urban areas. An additional factor is the global migration of populations and industries into areas such as coastal regions, which are particularly exposed to natural hazards. The natural hazards themselves, on the other hand, are beginning to increase significantly in some areas.