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Energy Policy, 1997
Current optimizing climate-economy models use CO2 uptake functions that greatly underestimate both peak atmospheric CO2 concentrations and the time horizon of elevated CO2. As a result these models underestimate potential global warming damages. Here, a more realistic, but practical, carbon cycle parameterization is developed that can be incorporated ...
P A, Schultz, J F, Kasting
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Thermoeconomics and CO2-emissions

Energy, 1990
Abstract Strategies of reducing carbon dioxide emissions (CO2) are evaluated by an optimization model for the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG) that was originally designed to optimize the use of primary energy and the costs of the energy system. The model is extended to included a third objective function which monitors the production of carbon ...
H.-M. Groscurth, R. Kümmel
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Problems with CO2 emissions

1995
When considering the problem of CO2 emissions, a distinction must be made between the sources of pollution. For the purpose of this study, only anthropogenic emissions, i.e. emissions from technology systems created by man, will be considered. These emissions essentially are the result of energy conversion processes. Approx.
Fred Schäfer, Richard van Basshuysen
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Update on CO2 emissions

Nature Geoscience, 2010
Emissions of CO2 are the main contributor to anthropogenic climate change. Here we present updated information on their present and near-future estimates. We calculate that global CO2 emissions from fossil fuel burning decreased by 1.3% in 2009 owing to the global financial and economic crisis that started in 2008; this is half the decrease anticipated
Friedlingstein, P. +9 more
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