Conference Proceedings
Countdown to Kyoto: The Consequences of Mandatory Carbon Dioxide Emission Reductions
Canberra, Australia 1997 -08The political economy of the FCCC: who wins, who loses
Aynsley Kellow (1997)
The search for an explanation of the apparent lack of dramatic and damaging global warming
Patrick Michaels (1997)
Can international tradeable carbon dioxide emission quotas work
Peter Hartley (1997)
The economic impacts of uniform emission abatement
Brian Fisher, Stephen Brown (1997)
The importance of national sovereignty
Jeremy Rabkin (1997)
From poverty to prosperity: energy consumption and economic growth in the Asia Pacific region
Tongroj Onchan (1997)
The role of satellite measurements
John Christy (1997)
The IPCC: a view from the inside
John Zillman (1997)
Policy implications of definitions and uncertainties in national greenhouse gas emission inventories
Martin Manning (1997)
Some cautionary remarks about the precautionary principle
Alston Chase (1997)
Trade restrictions as an international police power
Alan Oxley (1997)
Problems of the global commons
Richard Snape, Don Gunasekera (1997)
Remarks by United States Senator Chuck Hagel
Chuck Hagel (1997)