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Date: 2015-03-02 16:14:17 Environmental economics Energy economics Energy policy Climate change policy Environmental social science Emission intensity Climate change mitigation World energy consumption Efficient energy use Energy development Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Energy intensity		The Role of Energy Intensity in Global Decarbonization Efforts: How Fast?   Is it Possible? Clean Air Task Force Research Note, March 2, 2015  By Jesse D. Jenkins & Armond M. Cohen Avoiding extreme or dangerous clima Add to Reading List Source URL: www.catf.us Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,21 MB Share Document on Facebook

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