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  99. Nordhaus (1992)
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  101. Mastrandrea and Schneider (2001)
  102. Cliff diagram
  103. Mastrandrea and Schneider, 2001
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  105. Mastrandrea and Schneider, 2001
  107. Cliff diagram
  108. Mastrandrea and Schneider, 2001
  109. Moss and Schneider, 2000
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  111. Mastrandrea and Schneider, 2004
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  114. Mastrandrea and Schneider, 2004
  115. Figure SPM2
  116. IPCC TAR SPM
  117. Nordhaus' (1992)
  118. Andronova and Schlesinger (2001)
  119. Forest et al. (2001)
  120. probability distribution figure, below
  121. Roughgarden and Schneider (1999)
  123. Probability distributions
  124. Mastrandrea and Schneider, 2004
  125. Mastrandrea and Schneider's figure
  127. EMPTY LINK TEXT
  128. The modeled relationship between the PRTP — a factor determining the discount rate — and the probability of DAI in 2100
  129. EMPTY LINK TEXT
  130. adaptation of the IPCC Reasons for Concern figure
  131. Mastrandrea and Schneider, 2004
  132. Mastrandrea and Schneider's figure relating PRTP to DAI
  134. The modeled relationship between carbon taxes in 2050 (a proxy for general climate policy controls) and the probability of DAI in 2100
  135. adaptation of the IPCC Reasons for Concern figure
  136. Mastrandrea and Schneider, 2004
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  146. Mörner et al., 2004
  147. CO2 concentration, temperature and sea level
  148. Schiermeier, 2004a
  149. Krabill et al., 2000
  150. Shepherd et al., 2003
  151. IPCC 2001b
  152. Gregory et al., 2004
  153. Toniazzo et al., 2004
  154. Crowley and Baum, 1995
  155. Schiermeier, 2004a
  156. Berger and Loutre, 2002
  157. Arrow et al., 2003
  158. Schneider, Rosencranz, and Niles, 2002
  159. CO2concentration, temperature and sea level
  160. IPCC Synthesis Report
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  1. Portney, P.R. and J.P. Weyant, eds., 1999
  2. Rosenzweig, C. and Parry, M., 1994
  3. Kaiser H. M., Riha S., Wilks D., Rossiter D., Sampath R., 1993
  4. Schneider S.H., 1996c
  5. T E Downing (ed.)
  6. Morgan G., Dowlatabadi H., 1996
  7. Kolstad C. D., Kelly, D. L., Mitchell G., 1999
  8. National Academy of Sciences, 1991
  9. Rosenberg N.J. (ed.)
  10. Rosenzweig and Parry, 1994
  11. Reilly et al., 1996
  12. Mendelsohn et al., 1994
  13. Mendelsohn R., Nordhaus W., Shaw D., 1996
  14. Mendelsohn R., Morrison W., Schlesinger M., Andronova N., 2000
  15. Carter T.R, Parry M. L., Harasawa H., Nishioka S., 1994
  16. Yohe, G.W., 1991
  17. Morgan and Dowlatabadi, 1996
  18. Schneider, 1997d
  19. Titus and Narayanan, 1996
  20. Morgan and Dowlatabadi, 1996
  21. Toth et al. 1997
  22. Alcamo and Kreileman, 1996
  23. IPCC stabilization scenarios

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  2. EPA ozone website
  3. NOAA ozone website
  4. Funtowicz and Ravetz, 1993
  5. Kuhn, 1962
  6. Jerry Ravetz's website's
  7. discussion of post-normal science
  9. What is the Probability of “Dangerous” Climate Change?
  10. UNFCCC
  11. Climate Science
  12. Climate Impacts
  13. What is the Probability of “Dangerous” Climate Change?
  14. Climate Impacts
  15. Root and Schneider, 2002
  16. Earth's surface temperature
  17. CO2 concentrations
  18. Reasons for climate impact concerns
  19. Probability distributions (f(x)) of climate damages
  20. Five Numeraires
  21. The Climate Change Challenge
  22. Wynne, 1992
  23. “Mediarology”
  24. Holling (1973, 1986)
  25. Schneider, Turner and Morehouse Gariga, 1998
  26. Climate Surprises and a Wavering Gulf Stream?
  27. IPCC 1996a
  28. Rahmstorf, 2000
  29. Weyant et al. (1996)
  30. Morgan and Dowlatabadi (1996)
  31. Rotmans and van Asselt (1996)
  32. Parson (1996)
  33. Rothman and Robinson (1997)
  34. Schneider (1997b)
  35. Root and Schneider, 2003
  36. Easterling et al., 2001
  37. Harvey, 2000b
  38. SMIC, 1972
  39. IPCC 1996a
  40. Climate Modeling
  41. Trenberth, 1992
  42. Scientists Create Highest Resolution Global Climate Simulations,
  43. Simulating the Earth's Climate
  44. Root and Schneider, 1993
  45. Root and Schneider, 1995
  46. Root and Schneider, 2003
  47. Schiermeier, 2004b
  48. MacCracken et al., 2004
  49. Strategic Cyclical Scaling.Root and Schneider, 1995
  50. Root and Schneider, 2003
  51. Levin, 1993
  52. Climate Surprises and a Wavering Gulf Stream?
  53. Dangerous Climate Impacts and the Five Numeraires
  54. Alexander et al., 1997
  55. 1996a
  56. 2001b
  57. Projected effects of global warming
  58. Vellinga et al.
  59. Pielke Jr. and Landsea, 1998
  60. Pielke and Downton, 2000
  61. Population and wealth...
  63. economic losses
  64. IPCC TAR Synthesis Report
  65. figure 2-7.
  66. Nicholls et al., 1999
  67. Office of Science and Technology
  68. Foresight website
  69. Vellinga et al., 2001
  70. Root et al., 2003
  71. IPCC, 2001b
  72. Daily and Ellison, 2002
  73. Root and Schneider, 2002
  74. Graves, 2003
  75. Perrings, 2003
  76. Nordhaus, 1994b
  77. Nordhaus and Yang, 1996
  78. Manne and Richels, 1997
  79. Nordhaus and Boyer, 2000
  80. Cline, 1992
  81. Azar and Sterner, 1996
  82. Hasselmann et al., 1997
  83. Schultz and Kasting, 1997
  84. Mastrandrea and Schneider, 2001
  85. Lind, 1982
  86. Portney and Weyant, 1999
  87. Note 1
  88. Schneider and Kuntz-Duriseti, 2002
  89. Ainslie, 1991
  90. Heal, 1997
  91. Weitzman, 2001
  92. Azar and Johansson, 1996
  93. Climate Surprises
  94. What is the Probability of “Dangerous” Climate Change?
  95. Solow, 1974a
  96. Solow, 1974b
  97. Howarth 2000
  98. Gerlagh and van der Zwaan, 2001
  99. Manne and Stephan, 1999
  100. "Adaptation Day at COP9" report
  101. Rosenzweig and Parry, 1994
  102. Note 2
  103. Rosenberg and Scott, 1994
  104. Hanemann, 2000
  105. Mendelsohn et al., 1994
  106. Schlenker et al., 2003
  107. Mendelsohn et al.
  108. Schneider, 1997b
  109. Kaiser et al., 1993
  110. Schneider, 1996c
  111. Morgan and Dowlatabadi, 1996
  112. Kolstad et al., 1999
  113. Schneider, Easterling and Mearns, 2000
  114. Note 3
  115. Schneider and Thompson, 1985
  116. NAS, 1991
  117. Note 4
  118. Rosenberg, 1993
  119. Note 5
  120. Schneider, 1996c
  121. Note6
  122. Schlenker et al., 2003
  123. Carter et al., 1994
  124. Note 7
  125. Yohe, 1991
  126. Note 8
  127. Miller and Brown, 2000
  128. Perrings, 2003
  129. Consequences of global warming: Regional Impacts
  130. climate change impacts
  131. IPCC WG II, SPM
  132. IPCC, 2001b
  133. Azar and Rodhe, 1994
  134. Mastrandrea and Schneider, 2004
  135. Climate Surprises and a Wavering Gulf Stream?"
  136. Atlantic thermohaline circulation
  137. Schneider and Thompson, 2000
  138. Moss and Schneider, 2000
  139. Moss and Schneider
  140. M1 to M4
  142. M1 to M4
  143. Jones, 2000
  144. Schneider and Kuntz-Duriseti, 2002
  145. Webster et al., 2003
  146. Cascade of uncertainties
  147. Climate Impacts
  148. Probability distributions (f(x)) of climate damages
  149. Cascade of uncertainties
  150. Three climate sensitivities
  151. NAS, 1991
  152. Note 3
  153. Revkin
  154. Holdren, 2004
  155. Feder, 2003
  156. John Holdren's 2003 presentation at the Institutional Investors' Summit on Climate Risk
  157. "How Bush and Co. Obscure the Science"
  158. AESR Briefing Paper
  159. Senator Byrd's May 2004 speech
  160. Contrarians
  161. "US Says Misunderstood on Climate Change Policy"
  162. "The Warming Is Global but the Legislating, in the U.S., Is All Local"
  163. Kousky and Schneider, 2003
  164. "New Allies in the Energy Wars"
  165. "Region struggles on greenhouse emissions goals"
  166. "Valley firms to fight global warming"
  167. Sonoma County's climate website
  168. Kousky and Schneider, 2003
  169. "State Officials Feel the Heat On Global-Warming Steps"
  170. "Fed Up - Northeast Efforts to Reduce Greenhouse Gases Thwarted by Feds"
  171. "White House Attacked for Letting States Lead on Climate"
  172. What is the Probability of “Dangerous” Climate Change?
  173. Titus et al., 1996
  174. Morgan and Dowlatabadi, 1996
  175. Box 1
  176. climate change impacts
  177. Berlin Mandate
  178. COP3
  179. WRE, 1996
  180. Toman et al., 1999
  181. Weyant, 1999
  182. (Schneider and Azar)
  183. IPCC, 1996a
  184. Richels and Edmonds, 1995
  185. Manne & Richels (1997)
  186. IPCC Third Assessment Report (TAR) working group (WG) III, chapter 2
  187. IPCC 2001c
  188. Schneider and Azar
  189. IPCC 2001b, chapter 19
  190. climate change impacts
  191. IPCC, 2001a
  192. Climate Sensitivity
  193. IPCC stabilization scenarios
  194. IPCC (1996a)
  195. Azar & Rodhe, 1997
  197. Azar and Rodhe (1997)
  198. IPCC stabilization scenarios
  199. IPCC stabilization scenarios
  200. Perrings, 2003
  201. UNFCCC, 1992
  202. IPCC, 1996a
  203. Schneider and Azar, 2001
  204. Perrings, 2003
  205. California Climate Action Registry
  206. Green House Network
  207. Manne & Richels (1992)
  208. 1994
  209. 1996a
  210. 1996b
  211. Yohe and Wallace (1996)
  212. Lempert and Schlesinger (2000)
  213. Ha-Duong et al. (1997)
  214. Narain and Fisher (2003)
  215. Fisher (2001)
  216. Next: Implications of Uncertainty

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  3. Manne et al. (1995)
  4. Peck & Teisberg (1993)
  5. Cline (1992)
  6. Azar and Sterner (1996)
  7. Roughgarden & Schneider (1999)
  8. Schultz & Kastings (1997)
  9. Howarth (2000)
  10. Azar & Sterner (1996)
  11. Heal (1997)
  12. Weitzman (2001)
  13. Howarth (2000)
  14. Azar (1998)
  15. Contrarian Science
  16. Schneider and Azar (2001)
  17. Nordhaus (1994a)
  18. Manne et al. (1995)
  19. Gjerde et al. (1999)
  20. Keller et al. (2000)
  21. Mastrandrea & Schneider (2002)
  22. Schneider et al. (1998)
  23. Nordhaus, 1994b
  24. Manne et al., 1995
  25. IPCC 2001c, Section 10.1.4.1
  26. Kolstad, 1996a,
  27. Ulph and Ulph (1997)
  28. Note 1
  29. Kolstad (1996a, p. 14)
  30. Kolstad 1996b, p 232
  31. Fisher (2001)
  32. Narain & Fisher (2003)
  33. Kolstad (1996a)
  34. Kolstad (1996b)
  35. Gjerde et al. (1999)
  36. Mastrandrea and Schneider (2002)
  37. Cliff diagram
  38. Roughgarden and Schneider (1999)
  39. Probability distributions (f(x)) of climate damages
  40. Wigley et al. (1996)
  41. Note 2
  42. Grubb (1997)
  43. Ha-Duong et al. (1997)
  44. Ha-Duong et al. (1997)
  45. Lovins and Lovins (1997)
  46. Yohe and Wallace (1996)
  47. Ha-Duong et al. (1997)
  48. Note 3
  49. Yohe & Wallace (1996)
  50. Rolling Reassessment
  51. Grubb (1997)
  52. Brown and Parkinson (2000)
  53. Austin (1997)
  54. Azar & Dowlatabadi, 1999
  55. Interlaboratory Working Group, 2000
  56. Rosenfeld, 2003
  57. "Automakers Drop Suits Over Clean-Air Regulation"
  58. Dale Simbeck's hydrogen presentation
  59. March 2004 lecture
  60. "Hybrid-car popularity shifts into overdrive"
  61. King, 2004
  62. Margolis & Kammen, 1999a
  63. One Recipe for a (Mostly) Emissions-Free Economy
  64. Schneider and Goulder, 1997
  65. WRE, 1996
  66. WRE, 1996
  67. Azar & Dowlatabadi (1999)
  68. Note 4
  69. Sanstad, 2000
  70. Mattsson & Wene (1997)
  71. Goulder & Schneider (1999)
  72. Goulder and Schneider (1999)
  73. "Proposal to Limit Oil and Coal Projects Draws Fire"
  74. Grubb et al. (1995)
  75. Goulder and Schneider (1999)
  76. Dowlatabadi (1996)
  77. Goulder and Mathai (1999)
  78. Grubler et al. (1999)
  79. Goulder and Schneider (1999)
  80. Schneider (1997b)
  81. Dowlatabadi (1996)
  82. Board on Environmental Studies and Toxicology (BEST), 2002
  83. Azar, 1998
  84. Schneider & Goulder, 1997
  85. Janssen & de Vries, 2000
  86. Note 5
  87. IIASA/WEC (1995)
  88. IPCC (1996c)
  89. Azar et al. (2000)
  90. Manne & Richels (1997)
  91. IPCC 2001c, chapter 8
  92. Nordhaus, 1990
  93. Linden (1996)
  94. P. 59
  95. Hannesson (1998)
  96. Schneider (1993a)
  97. Azar & Schneider, 2002
  98. Note 6
  100. Global income trajectories
  101. Azar & Schneider (2002)
  102. IPCC WG III, chapter 8
  103. IPCC 2001c, p. 538
  104. L.B. Lindsey (2001)
  105. page 5 of his report
  106. King, 2004
  107. Scenarios for a Clean Energy Future
  108. Brown et al. (2001)
  109. Gumerman et al. (2001)
  110. International Project for Sustainable Energy Paths (IPSEP)
  111. "Cutting Carbon Emissions at a Profit: Opportunities for the U.S."
  112. "Cutting Carbon Emissions While Making Money"
  113. Hoffert et al (1998)
  114. Last chance for Kyoto
  115. International Cooperation
  116. Perrings, 2003
  117. EU welcomes Russia's Kyoto approval
  118. "Dragged into the fray"
  119. Houck's, 2003
  120. Lempert and Schlesinger, 2000
  121. Roughgarden and Schneider (1999)
  122. Climate Damages and the Discount Rate
  123. Note 7
  124. Weyant (1999)
  125. a quote from Lomborg's 2001 book, The Skeptical Environmentalist
  126. rebuttal
  127. report
  128. Reuters article, "Panel: Danish Environmentalist Work 'Unscientific'"
  129. McCright and Dunlap, 2000