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Bookwatch, The, Nov, 2004
Climate Change
David G. Victor
Brookings Institute
1775 Massachusetts Ave. NW
Washington, DC 20036
0876093438 $15.00 www.amazon.com
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Plenty of titles present exposes of the climate change coming: David Victor's Climate Change provides a political approach, debating American policy options in climate change and surveying the economic and social costs of changing climate conditions. Three contrasting perspectives are offered: one emphasizes the ability of wealthy societies to adapt, a second urges new attention to the defunct Kyoto Protocol, a third urges unilateral action creating a market for low-carbon emission technologies around the world. All provide important discussions.
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