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93. Kolstad et al., 1999
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107. Perrings, 2003
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158. Azar and Rodhe (1997)
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171. Lempert and Schlesinger (2000)
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173. Narain and Fisher (2003)
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79. Manne & Richels (1997)
80. Nordhaus, 1990
81. Linden (1996)
82. P. 59
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85. Azar & Schneider, 2002
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90. L.B. Lindsey (2001)
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7. Decadal Temperature Trends
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10. A1F1, A1T and A1B Emission Scenarios
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12. Estimates of climate sensitivity
13. Morgan and Keith
14. Single probability density function
15. Andronova and Schlesinger
16. climate change impacts
17. Probability distributions (f(x)) of climate damages
18. Roughgarden and Schneider, 1999
19. Nordhaus, W.D., 1994
20. England temperature record
21. Cascade of uncertainties
22. Jones, 2000
23. Schneider, 1983
24. Schneider and Kuntz-Duriseti, 2002
25. temperature increases around 2100
26. Schneider, 2002a
27. Three climate sensitivities
28. Atlantic thermohaline circulation
29. Rahmstorf, 1999
30. CO2 concentration, temperature and sea level
31. Snows of Kilimanjaro
32. Alpine Glacier - circa 1900
33. Alpine Glacier - recent photograph
34. the gamble
35. Schneider and Kuntz-Duriseti, 2002
36. Varian, 1992
37. M1 to M4
38. Jones, 2000
39. Schneider and Kuntz-Duriseti, 2002
40. Mastrandrea and Schneider, 2002
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42. IPCC (1996a)
43. Azar & Rodhe 1997
44. Global income trajectories
45. Azar & Schneider (2002)
46. Various reconstructions of temperature over the last 1000-2000 years
47. Mann et al., 2003
48. glacier shrinkage
49. The modeled relationship between the PRTP — a factor determining the discount rate — and the probability of DAI in 2100
50. Mastrandrea and Schneider, 2004
51. The modeled relationship between carbon taxes in 2050 (a proxy for general climate policy controls) and the probability of DAI in 2100
52. Mastrandrea and Schneider, 2004
53. Contraction and Convergence Model
54. CO2 emissions
55. Grubb 2004
56. economic losses
57. Potentially sensitive ‘switch point’ areas
58. Grubb 2004
59. Emission scenarios
60. Five Numeraires
61. Schneider, Kuntz-Duriseti and Azar 2000
62. Projected effects of global warming
63. Regional adaptive capacity
64. Potential Scientific Biases
65. "Mediarology"
66. Political Interests in Environmental Debates
67. "Mediarology"
68. Advocacy/Popularization “Rules”
69. "Mediarology"
70. Role of Citizen-Scientists
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1. Adams, G., 2003
2. AESR, 2003
3. Agarwal, A., 2002
4. Climate Change Policy: A Survey
5. Allegre, C.J. and S.H. Schneider, 1994
6. Allen, M., 2004
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