Reduce Greenhouse Gases Profitably (journal article)
By Richard Munson
from Issues in Science & Technology Vol 25 Iss 2 Winter 2009, pp. 67-70
"The article discusses a regulatory system that rewards energy companies for innovations. It is stated that nearly 70% of U.S. greenhouse emissions comes from generating electricity and heat, whereas only 19% comes from automobiles. According to the author, the U.S. Congress could move beyond Lieberman-Warner bill and develop an energy plan that satisfies both pro-business and pro-environment advocates. He states that each producer of electricity and thermal energy would obtain initial allowances equal to the previous year's national average output of CO[sub 2] emissions per delivered megawatt-hour of electricity and Btu of thermal energy."
Thursday, 29 January 2009
Posted by Library Help Desk at 11:06 am
Labels: Climate change, Energy and resources, Environment, Policy development
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