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Appendix V
Acknowledgments from the Individual Panel Reports
Acknowledgments by the Synthesis
Panel
The work of the other panels was indispensable in the
preparation of this report. George F. Carrier was chairman of the
Effects Panel; Thomas H. Lee was chairman of the Mitigation Panel;
and Paul E. Waggoner was chairman of the Adaptation Panel.
While this report represents the work of the panel, it would not
have been produced without the support of professional staff from
the Committee on Science, Engineering, and Public Policy of the
National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Engineering, and
Institute of Medicine: Rob Coppock, who drafted the chapters and
the question and answers section (Appendix A), and refined them on
the basis of the panel's discussions and conclusions, and Deborah
Stine, whose work on the Mitigation Panel report is reflected in
Chapter 6. Nancy Crowell contributed to preparation of the
Adaptation and Mitigation panel reports and the administrative
organization of the study. Their resumes are included with those of
the panel in Appendix W because of their intellectual
contributions, which advanced the committee's efforts throughout
the study. The report was greatly improved by the diligent work of
its editor, Roseanne Price. In addition, invaluable support was
provided by Marion Roberts.
The panel also acknowledges with appreciation presentations made
at meetings of the Synthesis Panel by the following persons:
Frederick Bernthal, Assistant Secretary of State
Roger Dower, World Resources Institute
Jae Edmonds, Battelle Northwest Laboratories
James Hansen, Goddard Institute for Space Studies
Dale Jorgenson, Harvard University
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Richard Lindzen, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Gordon MacDonald, MITRE Corporation
Alan Manne, Stanford University
Richard Morgenstern, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Veerabhadran Ramanathan, University of Chicago
William Reifsnyder, Yale University
Kevin Trenberth, National Center for Atmospheric Research
Robert Williams, Princeton University
Timothy E. Wirth, United States Senator
Acknowledgments by the Effects
Panel
While this report represents the work of the panel, it would not
have been produced without the support of professional staff from
the Committee on Science, Engineering, and Public Policy of the
National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Engineering, and
Institute of Medicine: Rob Coppock, Deborah Stine, and Nancy
Crowell. Their resumes are included with those of the panel because
of their intellectual contributions to the study. The report was
greatly improved by the diligent work of its editor, Roseanne
Price. In addition, invaluable support was provided by Marion
Roberts.
The panel acknowledges with appreciation a presentation made to
the panel by Donald J. Wuebbles. The panel also wishes to
acknowledge contributions to Chapter 8 by Douglas E. Kinnison,
Donald J. Wuebbles, and William Emanuel. The analysis in Chapter 5
was partially supported by the U.S. Department of Energy/National
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Inter-Agency Agreement
number DE-AIO5-90ER60592. Analysis presented in Chapter 8 was
performed under the auspices of the U.S. Department of Energy
Atmospheric and Climate Research Division by the Lawrence Livermore
National Laboratory under contract W-7405-ENG-48. The National
Research Council's Board on Atmospheric Science and Climate also
provided draft documents for the panel's consideration.
Acknowledgments by the Mitigation
Panel
The panel acknowledges with appreciation the following people,
who aided the panel in the analysis of some of the mitigation
options: Stephanie Pollack and Robert Russell, both of the
Conservation Law Foundation; Ruth Reck, Richard Schwing, and George
Wolff, all of General Motors Research; Lynn Wright, Oak Ridge
National Laboratory; Edward Lukosius, E.I. du Pont; and Celina
Atkinson, Jonathan Koomey, Alan Meier, Robert Mowris, Lynn Price,
and Ellen Ward, all of Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory.
While this report represents the work of the Mitigation Panel,
it would
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not have been produced without the support of professional staff
from the Committee on Science, Engineering, and Public Policy of
the National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Engineering,
and Institute of Medicine, in particular Deborah Stine, who drafted
the chapters and refined them based on panel discussions and
conclusions. The report was greatly improved by the diligent work
of its editor, Roseanne Price. In addition, invaluable support was
provided by Marion Roberts and Ruth Danoff.
The panel would also like to thank the following people, who
made presentations at panel meetings: Linda Stuntz, Department of
Energy; David Montgomery, Congressional Budget Office; and Richard
Morgenstern, Alex Cristofore, Mike Shelby, and Paul Schwengels, all
of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Acknowledgments by the Adaptation
Panel
While the members of the Adaptation Panel are responsible for
this report, it would not have been produced without the support of
staff from the Committee on Science, Engineering, and Public
Policy. Rob Coppock, Nancy A. Crowell, Lawrence E. McCray, Roseanne
Price, and Marion Roberts were indispensable. The panel appreciates
the contribution of Scott Becvar of the University of Illinois. It
is also grateful for presentations by the following persons: Ronald
Benioff and Joel B. Smith of the U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency; and Michael D. Bowes, Pierre R. Crosson, Joel Darmstadter,
William E. Easterling III, and Kenneth D. Frederick of Resources
for the Future.
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