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• The Full Fuel-cycle Of Co2 Capture And Disposal .3. Afforestation, And Environmental Impacts
  
  Authors: Holland, Mr; Berry, Je; Johnson, Cj (1995)
  Journal: Energy Conversion And Management
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• The Role Of Co2 Removal And Disposal
  
  Authors: Kaya, Y (1995)
  Journal: Energy Conversion And Management
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Us Country Studies Program: An Example Of Bilateral Assistance To Developing Countries On Climate Change
  
  Authors: Huang, Jck; Dixon, Rk (1995)
  Journal: Ocean & Coastal Management
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• An Inventory Of Greenhouse Gas Emissions In Bangladesh: Initial Results
  
  Authors: Uddin, A; Islam, Ak; Reazuddin, M (1996)
  Journal: Ambio
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• An Inventory-based Procedure To Estimate Economic Costs Of Forest Management On A Regional Scale To Conserve And Sequester Atmospheric Carbon
  
  Authors: Lewis, Dk; Turner, Dp; Winjum, Jk (1996)
  Journal: Ecological Economics
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Control Of Rumen Methanogenesis
  
  Authors: Vannevel, Cj; Demeyer, Di (1996)
  Journal: Environmental Monitoring And Assessment
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Converting Terrestrial Ecosystems From Sources To Sinks Of Carbon
  
  Authors: Houghton, Ra (1996)
  Journal: Ambio
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Development Of A Risk-hedging Co2-emission Policy .2. Risks Associated With Measures To Limit Emissions, Synthesis, And Conclusions
  
  Authors: Harvey, Ldd (1996)
  Journal: Climatic Change
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Discounting And Distributional Considerations In The Context Of Global Warming
  
  Authors: Azar, C; Sterner, T (1996)
  Journal: Ecological Economics
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Economic Implications And Decision-making In The Face Of Global Warming
  
  Authors: Ekins, P (1996)
  Journal: International Environmental Affairs
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Effects Of N Management On N2o And Ch4 Fluxes And N-15 - Recovery In An Irrigated Mountain Meadow
  
  Authors: Delgado, Ja; Mosier, Ar; Follett, Rh; Follett, Rf; Westfall, Dg; Klemedtsson, Lk; Vermeulen, J (1996)
  Journal: Nutrient Cycling In Agroecosystems
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Efficient Electrical End-use Technologies For Mitigating Greenhouse Gas Emissions In Africa
  
  Authors: Decastro, A; Rahman, S (1996)
  Journal: Energy Sources
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Environmental Protection In The Electronic And Electrical Industries
  
  Authors: Ochiai, I (1996)
  Journal: Journal Of Materials Processing Technology
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• From Joint Implementation To A System Of Tradeable Co2 Emission Entitlements
  
  Authors: Rentz, H (1996)
  Journal: International Environmental Affairs
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Geoengineering: Could Or Should We Do It?
  
  Authors: Schneider, Sh (1996)
  Journal: Climatic Change
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Global Warming, Infrastructure, And Land Use In The Metropolitan New York Area - Prevention And Response
  
  Authors: Zimmerman, R (1996)
  Journal: Baked Apple?: Metropolitan New York In The Greenhouse
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Iea Greenhouse Gas R&d Programme: Full Fuel Cycle Studies
  
  Authors: Audus, H (1996)
  Journal: Energy Conversion And Management
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Incorporating Investment Uncertainty Into Greenhouse Policy Models
  
  Authors: Birge, Jr; Rosa, Ch (1996)
  Journal: Energy Journal
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Joint Implementation: Biodiversity And Greenhouse Gas Offsets
  
  Authors: Cutright, Nj (1996)
  Journal: Environmental Management
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Lifecycle Assessment And Economic Evaluation Of Recycling: A Case Study
  
  Authors: Craighill, Al; Powell, Jc (1996)
  Journal: Resources Conservation And Recycling
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Measurement Method Of The Absorption Fixation Quantity Of Carbon Dioxide By Water Hyacinth
  
  Authors: Ishii, T; Nishiyama, N (1996)
  Journal: Bunseki Kagaku
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Mitigation Alternatives To Decrease Nitrous Oxides Emissions And Urea-nitrogen Loss And Their Effect On Methane Flux
  
  Authors: Delgado, Ja; Mosier, Ar (1996)
  Journal: Journal Of Environmental Quality
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Modelling Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Cars In Great Britain
  
  Authors: Acutt, Mz (1996)
  Journal: Transportation Planning And Technology
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Multisector Economic Models For Analyzing Global Climate Change
  
  Authors: Rose, A (1996)
  Journal: Global And Planetary Change
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it
• Nitrous Oxide And Carbon Dioxide Fluxes From A Bare Soil Using A Micrometeorological Approach
  
  Authors: Wagnerriddle, C; Thurtell, Gw; King, Km; Kidd, Ge; Beauchamp, Eg (1996)
  Journal: Journal Of Environmental Quality
  Category: Mitigation
  Endorsement Level: 3. Implicitly endorses AGW without minimising it