Opening Remarks.- Opening Remarks.- Challenges in the Face of Uncertainty.- Challenges in the Face of Uncertainty.- A Sustainable Energy Future - Technological Options for Change.- Steps to Reduce U.S. Carbon Dioxide Emissions: Technical Options and the Policies to Implement Them.- Energy Efficiency, Human Activities and Climate Change.- The Costs of Reducing U.S. CO2 Emissions: Further Sensitivity Analyses.- Integrating Energy, Economy, and Environmental Concerns.- "No Regrets" Tax Reform.- Multiple benefit Environmental Policies.- Energy and Environmental Policy: The Role of Markets.- Local/Regional Policies-Acting Globally by Thinking Locally.- Implications for Decision Making.- Implications for Decision Making: Government Perspectives.- Implications for Decision Making: The Electric Utilities' Perspective.- Implications for Decision Making: Auto Industry Perspectives.- Implications for Decision Making: Industrial Sector Perspectives.- Implications for Decision Making: Sectoral Perspectives.- The Importance of Population Growth in Future Commercial Energy Consumption.- The Public as a Decision Maker.- Strategies for International Negotiations.- Status of Framework Convention Talks.- Equity in International Agreements.- The Ethics of Living in a Global Greenhouse.- Corporate and Personal Responsibility.- Intergenerational Equity.- Examining the Linkages - Which Policies Will Work?.- Energy Policy: Insurance against the Unknown.- Designing a Carbon Tax Strategy.- "Virtual Climate" and Climate Change Assessment: Paving the Way for Workable Climate Change Policies.- Examining the Linkages-Which Policies Will Work?.- A Congressional View of Workable Linkages.- Thinking about Global Climate Change.- Thinking about Global Climate Change.
Opening Remarks.- Opening Remarks.- Challenges in the Face of Uncertainty.- Challenges in the Face of Uncertainty.- A Sustainable Energy Future - Technological Options for Change.- Steps to Reduce U.S. Carbon Dioxide Emissions: Technical Options and the Policies to Implement Them.- Energy Efficiency, Human Activities and Climate Change.- The Costs of Reducing U.S. CO2 Emissions: Further Sensitivity Analyses.- Integrating Energy, Economy, and Environmental Concerns.- "No Regrets" Tax Reform.- Multiple benefit Environmental Policies.- Energy and Environmental Policy: The Role of Markets.- Local/Regional Policies-Acting Globally by Thinking Locally.- Implications for Decision Making.- Implications for Decision Making: Government Perspectives.- Implications for Decision Making: The Electric Utilities' Perspective.- Implications for Decision Making: Auto Industry Perspectives.- Implications for Decision Making: Industrial Sector Perspectives.- Implications for Decision Making: Sectoral Perspectives.- The Importance of Population Growth in Future Commercial Energy Consumption.- The Public as a Decision Maker.- Strategies for International Negotiations.- Status of Framework Convention Talks.- Equity in International Agreements.- The Ethics of Living in a Global Greenhouse.- Corporate and Personal Responsibility.- Intergenerational Equity.- Examining the Linkages - Which Policies Will Work?.- Energy Policy: Insurance against the Unknown.- Designing a Carbon Tax Strategy.- "Virtual Climate" and Climate Change Assessment: Paving the Way for Workable Climate Change Policies.- Examining the Linkages-Which Policies Will Work?.- A Congressional View of Workable Linkages.- Thinking about Global Climate Change.- Thinking about Global Climate Change.
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