The interaction of three variables underlie debates on the issue of
climate change and what responses might be justified: the magnitude
and rates of change of (1)population, (2)incomes, and (3)intensity
of greenhouse gas emissions relative to economic activities. This
book examines the interrelationships of the variables to explore
their implications for policies that address climate change. Both
internationally and domestically, initiatives are underway both to
better understand climate change and to take steps to slow, stop,
and reverse the overall growth in greenhouse gas emissions, the
most important of which is carbon dioxide (CO2), emitted by the
combustion of fossil fuels.
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