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• Co2 Fixation And Oil Production Through Microalga
  
  Authors: Sawayama, S; Inoue, S; Dote, Y; Yokoyama, Sy (1995)
  Journal: Energy Conversion And Management
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Cogeneration Concepts For Co2 Separation From Power-plants For Enhanced Oil-recovery Applications
  
  Authors: Gelowitz, D; Kritpiphat, W; Tontiwachwuthikul, P (1995)
  Journal: Energy Conversion And Management
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Comparison Of 5 Wheat Simulation-models In Southern Alberta
  
  Authors: Toure, A; Major, Dj; Lindwall, Cw (1995)
  Journal: Canadian Journal Of Plant Science
  Category: Impacts
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Contaminants Affecting The Arctic Climate, And The Role Of The Oceans
  
  Authors: Kellogg, Ww (1995)
  Journal: Science Of The Total Environment
  Category: Impacts
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Copath - A Spreadsheet Model For The Estimation Of Carbon Flows Associated With The Use Of Forest Resources
  
  Authors: Makundi, Wr; Sathaye, J; Ketoff, A (1995)
  Journal: Biomass & Bioenergy
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Creating A Global Warming Implementation Regime
  
  Authors: Harvey, Ldd (1995)
  Journal: Global Environmental Change-human And Policy Dimensions
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Curbing Coastal Erosion - Example Of Udvada (south Gujarat)
  
  Authors: Homji, Vmm (1995)
  Journal: National Academy Science Letters-india
  Category: Impacts
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Development Of Microcellular Open Cell Rigid Polyurethane Foams
  
  Authors: Kodama, K; Yuge, K; Masuda, Y; Tanimoto, Y (1995)
  Journal: Journal Of Cellular Plastics
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Ecosystem Driven By Otec And Oceanic High Mineral-water - Otohime Project
  
  Authors: Komiyama, H; Yamada, K (1995)
  Journal: Energy Conversion And Management
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Efficiency, Sustainability And Global Warming
  
  Authors: Woodward, Rt; Bishop, Rc (1995)
  Journal: Ecological Economics
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Efforts Of Electric Utilities In Japan To Reduce Co2 Emission
  
  Authors: Muto, S (1995)
  Journal: Energy Conversion And Management
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Emissions Of Greenhouse Gases From Agriculture, Land-use Change, And Forestry In The Gambia
  
  Authors: Jallow, Bp (1995)
  Journal: Environmental Monitoring And Assessment
  Category: Methods
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Fossil-fuels And Responses To Global Warming
  
  Authors: Kaarstad, O (1995)
  Journal: Energy Conversion And Management
  Category: Impacts
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Global Climate Research - Informing The Decision-process
  
  Authors: [anonymous] (1995)
  Journal: Epri Journal
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Global Co2 Emissions Trading - Early Lessons From The Us Acid-rain Program
  
  Authors: Solomon, Bd (1995)
  Journal: Climatic Change
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Global Warming Potentials - The Case Of Emissions From Dams
  
  Authors: Rosa, Lp; Schaeffer, R (1995)
  Journal: Energy Policy
  Category: Methods
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Global Warming Response Options In Brazil's Forest Sector: Comparison Of Project-level Costs And Benefits
  
  Authors: Fearnside, Pm (1995)
  Journal: Biomass & Bioenergy
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Global-warming Effects On New-york Streamflows
  
  Authors: Tung, Cp; Haith, Da (1995)
  Journal: Journal Of Water Resources Planning And Management-asce
  Category: Impacts
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Greenhouse Hydrology
  
  Authors: Wilby, Rl (1995)
  Journal: Progress In Physical Geography
  Category: Impacts
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Greenhouse-gas Decision Tools
  
  Authors: Wilson, T (1995)
  Journal: Epri Journal
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Hydroelectric Dams In The Brazilian Amazon As Sources Of Greenhouse Gases
  
  Authors: Fearnside, Pm (1995)
  Journal: Environmental Conservation
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Identification Of Cultivated Pandanus And Colocasia In Pollen Records And The Implications For The Study Of Early Agriculture In New Guinea
  
  Authors: Haberle, Sg (1995)
  Journal: Vegetation History And Archaeobotany
  Category: Paleoclimate
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Influence Of Cirrus Cloud Radiative Forcing On Climate And Climate Sensitivity In A General-circulation Model
  
  Authors: Lohmann, U; Roeckner, E (1995)
  Journal: Journal Of Geophysical Research-atmospheres
  Category: Methods
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Interaction Of Acid Rain And Global Changes: Effects On Terrestrial And Aquatic Ecosystems
  
  Authors: Wright, Rf; Schindler, Dw (1995)
  Journal: Water Air And Soil Pollution
  Category: Impacts
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Intergenerational Discounting
  
  Authors: Schelling, Tc (1995)
  Journal: Energy Policy
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it