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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/772689646 Title: Pathways to a low carbon society : a comparison of low-carbon transition scenarios Author: James Gaede; Policy Research Initiative (Canada) Publisher: Ottawa, Ont. : Policy Research Initiative, 2010. OCLC:772689646

  
  

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Pathways to a low carbon society : a comparison of low-carbon transition scenarios

Author:	James Gaede; Policy Research Initiative (Canada)
Publisher:	Ottawa, Ont. : Policy Research Initiative, 2010.
Series:	Working paper series (Policy Research Initiative (Canada)), #052.; PRI project., Sustainable development.
Edition/Format:	eBook : Document : National government publication : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	This paper reviews a series of 15 low-carbon transition scenario studies, composing 40 scenarios in total, on the basis of their key constraints, drivers of change and implications for policy. The goal is to compare assumptions and values that the authors assign to these elements of their scenarios, in order to inform the development of plausible low carbon transition scenarios in Canada.
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Subjects	Carbon dioxide mitigation -- Canada. Gaz carbonique -- Réduction -- Canada. Carbon dioxide mitigation. View all subjects
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