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Index
A
Acid rain
cloud stimulation and, 82, 457, 459, 832-833
forest threats,
425
fossil fuels and,
238
nitrous oxide precursor, 321
sulfur dioxide precursor, 238, 336, 457, 832
Adaptation,
706. See also Costs: adaptation
agriculture,
39, 45,
77-78, 502,
505-506, 509, 516-517,
561-566, 634, 635, 677, 685
animals, 37, 46, 503, 581, 676, 686
assumptions,
517-521
and biological diversity, 40, 78-79, 513, 579, 580-581, 690
to carbon dioxide concentration, 509, 551-555, 616
cities, 45, 85, 506, 635
classes of,
516-517
coastal settlements, 45, 505, 608-609, 626, 635, 636, 685-686
costs of, 34,
85, 505, 541, 680-681, 686
defined,
840
developed nations, 514
developing nations, 565-566, 632, 659, 688
difficulty of,
84-85, 657,
659
economic growth and, 507, 519, 626
ecosystems, 37,
39, 40, 46, 502, 504n, 505, 509, 525, 575, 577, 675, 685, 686
electric power generation, 41, 599, 601-602,
605-606, 654, 675
environmental consequences of, 504n, 659
forestry, 506,
569, 572, 634, 635
forests, 39, 40, 45, 505, 525-526, 571-575, 577, 634, 636, 677
government policies, 512, 538, 631-632
greenhouse gas effects of, 574
human activities,
36, 37, 44,
47, 502, 506, 527-530, 676, 685-686
human health,
41-42, 44,
45, 505,
615-620, 677
human settlements,
41, 608,
611-615
industry, 44,
45, 504, 606-607, 677, 685
investment in,
43, 503,
508, 512-514, 527-528, 530, 535, 537, 685
irrigation, 78,
537, 559, 562-563,
564-565
limitations on,
43-44, 502-503, 654
marine environments, 590-591
markets and,
34, 509,
512, 521-522
methods of,
36-37, 525-530
natural landscape,
39, 40, 45,
505, 551, 575, 578-582, 635, 677
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ocean current changes, 47, 507, 521, 589, 676, 686
plants, 37, 46, 503, 564, 577, 581, 676, 686
policy options,
30, 32,
34-35, 43-44,
69-70, 77-79,
550, 574,
674, 690
population migration, 628, 631-632
recommendations,
47, 77-79,
508-514, 690
research,
77-78, 80-81,
508-509, 690
sea level change,
537, 590-591, 611-613, 635
sensitivities,
44-47, 504-507, 541, 653, 675-676, 677
technology and,
37-38, 509,
514, 516,
530-534
temperature increases, 47, 503, 613-614, 653, 655
tourism and recreation, 45, 46, 505, 506, 607-608, 677, 686
uncertainty in,
43, 534-537,
541, 561
water resources,
40-41, 45,
78, 505,
506, 529,
537, 599,
634-635, 636, 677, 690
weather forecasting and, 80, 510, 534, 691
Aerosols
chlorofluorocarbon substitution, 392, 393, 792, 793, 794
cloud stimulation, 435-436
defined,
840
halocarbon propellants, 95
hydrocarbon propellants, 392, 393, 793
sulfate, 22, 59, 121, 451, 472
Africa
agriculture,
631, 798,
799
deforestation,
11
fertility rates,
417
population growth, 415
refugee migration, 622, 626, 628
water resources,
592
work animals,
395, 804
Agriculture. See also
Livestock;Rice production
adaptability to climate change, 39, 45, 502, 505-506, 509, 516-517, 561-566, 634, 635, 677, 685
adaptation costs,
505, 506,
543, 550,
675, 678,
686
adaptation policies, 77-78, 509
biomass fuel sources, 348, 393, 805
capital stock replacement, 38, 531
carbon dioxide fertilization, 38-39, 78, 558, 566
carbon sequestration (sinks), 404, 798, 799
cloud seeding,
827
deforestation,
424
energy consumption, 281, 393, 805
greenhouse gas emission, 5, 376, 393-394,
799-800
greenhouse gas emission reduction, 58, 394, 395-398,
402-403, 471, 799, 800
impacts of climate change on, 44-45, 505, 522, 550, 556-562,
599-601, 602, 603, 604, 635
land, reforestation of, 441, 700
land use, 393,
404,
798-799
mechanization,
804-805
methane emission,
376, 393,
394-395, 799-800, 805
methane emission reduction, 394, 395-401, 404, 799, 800-805
mitigation costs,
60, 400,
401, 403-404, 484, 489, 684, 802-803, 806
mitigation intervention effects, 497
mitigation policy options, 58, 157, 396-397,
399-401, 403-405, 471, 480, 800-806
nitrous oxide emission, 8, 162, 376, 393, 398, 682
nitrous oxide emission reduction, 402-404, 805, 806
precipitation changes and, 34, 39, 44-45, 557, 654
radiative forcing, 161
research, 39,
77-78,
398-399, 404, 509, 557, 690, 799
soil moisture in,
136
technological improvement, 405, 509, 799
temperature changes and, 39, 558, 559, 561
water resources and, 503, 528, 559, 560, 562-563, 602, 654
Agung, Mount, volcanic eruption, 451
Air conditioning
adaptation technology, 37, 531
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automobiles,
385-386, 471, 479, 793, 795
residential and commercial buildings, 210-211, 216, 711
Aircraft
cost of efficiency improvement, 296, 298
energy consumption, 728
exhaust particulates, geoengineering, 59, 61, 453-454, 472
fuel efficiency,
56, 287,
293, 469,
478, 743
new product development, 301, 531
Air pollution
energy conservation reductions, 169, 185n, 238, 320, 321
regulatory reduction, 70, 321, 614
temperature change and, 610, 614
threat to forests, 425
Albedo
atmospheric dust,
449, 450,
453, 460
cloud feedback,
106, 108,
842
cloud geoengineering, 450, 454-455, 460, 461n.4, 824, 825, 827, 828, 831
defined, 840,
845
mitigation intervention, 157-158, 447
snow-ice feedback, 106, 113, 135
vegetation,
137
white surfaces,
447
Algae, 446, 457, 588, 832
Alternative energy supplies, 75, 76, 368-369
water heating systems, 217
Alternative transportation fuels.
See Transportation energy management
Aluminum,
531
production, energy conservation in, 280, 718, 719, 722
Amazon basin,
135-136, 430, 799
American Council for an Energy-Efficient
Economy (ACEEE), 206, 218, 219
Ammonium sulfate,
833
Animals. See also Livestock
adaptation to climate change, 37, 46, 503, 581, 676, 686
biological diversity, 513
carbon dioxide enrichment and, 38-39, 576
carbon sequestration, 798
impacts of climate change on, 37, 39-40, 47, 576, 578, 584, 586, 587, 589
work animals,
395, 398,
799-800, 801, 804-805
Antarctica
oceanic iron fertilization, 445, 446, 459
ocean mixing,
96-97, 446
ocean nutrients,
443
precipitation,
154
stratospheric ozone, 125, 377, 450, 849
stratospheric temperature, 125
West Antarctic Ice Sheet, 25, 26, 141, 636n.4, 680
Appliances
chlorofluorocarbon substitutes, 384-385, 471, 479
conservation supply curves, 714-715
efficiency improvements, 55, 212, 216, 217, 219, 384-385, 468, 476
energy consumption, 201, 208, 209, 215-216, 218-219, 710
regulatory standards, 209n, 219, 227, 233, 240
Archimedes principle, 819, 821
Arctic Ocean,
680
oil reserves,
604-605
Asia
deforestation,
11
energy consumption, 236
land use,
798
population growth, 415, 417
precipitation,
136
refugee migration, 622
rice production,
404, 801
work animals,
395, 804
Assumptions, 21,
517-521
Atlantic Ocean,
456, 680,
831
Atmosphere. See also Atmospheric
concentration; Stratosphere; Troposphere
carbon dioxide removal, 351, 681, 683
chemical reactions in, 12, 59, 81, 94, 146, 158, 161, 332, 450
chemistry, dust/aerosol geoengineering
and, 435-436,
443, 450
chlorofluorocarbon photodissociation, 96
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chlorofluorocarbon removal with lasers,
59, 61, 433, 457-458, 472, 482
defined,
840
energy absorption and reflection, 13, 14-17, 100-101,
102-103, 664
forests and,
66, 437
general circulation models, 20, 111
greenhouse effect, normal, 3, 91, 101
greenhouse gas accumulation, climate
effects, 19,
20-21, 22,
26-27, 158,
172, 665,
666
greenhouse gas cycling, 93, 700
greenhouse gas dispersal, 5, 12
greenhouse gas removal, 30, 157-158
heat transfer,
16-17, 28,
154, 664-665
human greenhouse gas emission to, 5-6, 7-9, 27, 89, 91-92, 97n.2, 153, 158-160, 162, 171
nitrous oxide removal, 97
ocean-atmospheric system, 93, 605, 636n.5, 846
temperature
cloud feedback,
842-843
data records,
125
greenhouse warming,
4, 673
ocean heat transfer, 143
radiant energy transfer, 16, 17, 19, 664
and shoreline ecosystems, 587
and water vapor concentration, 103-104, 158
water vapor feedback, 103-106, 109, 158, 669, 673
Atmospheric circulation, 47, 657
Atmospheric concentration
carbon dioxide,
3, 13, 14,
92, 146, 153, 160, 667
adaptation to,
509, 551-555, 616
anthropogenic contribution to, 3, 27, 89, 92, 93, 94, 97n.2, 146, 330
climate models of,
3-4, 20,
29, 111-113,
124, 125,
669
doubling scenario,
3-4, 20,
37, 102-103,
105, 111-112, 148, 153-154, 330-332, 669
greenhouse warming contribution of, 3, 27, 89, 93, 663
ice core record,
91, 93,
97n.1, 443
ocean fertilization and, 444, 446
past increases,
3, 12, 27,
91, 93, 94, 153, 443, 663-665
chlorofluorocarbons, 3, 13, 27, 92, 95, 146, 153, 160, 381, 458, 663, 665, 667
greenhouse gases,
3, 12, 13,
19, 20-21, 22, 92, 146, 148, 663, 671
halocarbons,
95, 381
hydroxyl radical,
94-95
methane, 3, 12, 13, 27, 92, 94-95, 146, 153, 160, 381, 663, 665, 667
nitrous oxide,
13, 92, 96,
97, 146, 160, 161, 381, 667
sulfur dioxide,
457
trace gases,
666
Atmospheric fluidized-bed combustion
(AFBC), 337
Atmospheric lifetime, 666, 672
carbon dioxide,
12, 13, 92,
93, 146, 160, 381, 382, 666, 667
carbon tetrachloride, 146, 381
chlorofluorocarbons, 13, 92, 146, 151, 160, 381, 666, 667
halocarbons,
96, 146,
381, 392-393
methane, 13, 92, 94, 146, 160, 381, 666, 667
methyl chloroform, 146, 381
nitrous oxide,
13, 92, 97,
146, 160, 381, 667
Atmospheric moisture, 141
Atmospheric pressure, 140
Automated Surface Observing System (ASOS),
131
Automobile industry, 309, 385, 718
Autombiles. See also Transportation
energy management
air conditioning,
385-386, 471, 479, 793, 795
air pollution,
321, 614
carbon dioxide emissions, 312, 334
conservation supply curves, 751
consumer preference for, 314, 322, 473, 731
energy consumption, 286, 288, 310-311, 313, 728
fuel economy index, 287, 288, 727, 754
fuel economy technology, 33, 732, 733-735,
739-741
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infrastructure support, 314, 317n, 318, 367
invention of,
530-531
lifetime and turnover, 33-34, 301
mass transit substitution, 49, 173, 312, 314, 317n, 322, 473, 764
policy options,
75, 301-304,
315-317
vehicle miles traveled, 310, 312, 316
Auto/Oil Reformulated Gasoline Program, 307
Azolla fern,
404
B
"Backstop" technology, 51, 52, 180, 192
Balloons
stratospheric dust delivery, 452, 459, 460, 817, 819-823
sunlight reflection screen, 59, 454, 472, 482, 486, 817, 823-824
Bangladesh,
417, 609,
627, 628,
801
Barrier islands,
584, 587,
612
Benzene,
321
Biogas, 805
Biological diversity
adaptation to climate change and, 40, 78-79, 513, 579, 580-581, 690
deforestation and,
76, 430,
442
impacts of climate change on, 40, 80-81, 576-577, 590, 591
international cooperation, 67
markets and investment, 35, 686
research needs,
80-81, 370,
442
Biomass
alternative fuels from, 57, 306, 307, 308, 323, 364, 367, 370, 371, 393, 446, 470, 478
barriers to implementation, 323, 361, 364, 367
burning, greenhouse gas emission, 96, 305, 395, 700, 805
burning, reduction of, 394, 398, 401, 805
carbon dioxide enrichment and production
of, 80, 81, 555, 691
carbon storage,
666, 700
cost-effectiveness of carbon dioxide
reduction, 355-356, 486
costs of implementation, 348, 349, 444-445, 459, 482, 779-783
defined,
841
electric power generation, 57, 333, 349, 356, 361, 470, 479, 602, 787, 788, 789
energy supply share, 330, 333, 334, 345, 348-349, 372, 775, 779-783
ethanol fuel produced from, 305, 306, 307, 308, 323, 345
ether gasoline additive, 307
fossil-fuel plant replacement, 57, 259, 470
industrial energy supply, 8, 162, 259, 682
methane emission,
94, 395,
805
methanol fuel produced from, 57, 307, 323, 345, 470, 478
nitrous oxide emission, 8, 162, 682
oceans, growth stimulation in, 59, 61, 433, 442-446, 459, 472, 482, 486
research and development needs, 370, 371
technological improvements, 372, 799
Biosphere,
93
carbon sequestration, 80, 537, 672
defined,
841
hydrologic processes, 135, 136-137
Biotechnology,
278, 349,
565
Birds, 40, 585
Black abalone,
589
Black sea urchin,
589
Blooms, 653
Boiling water reactor (BWR), 770
Bombay Efficiency Lighting Large-scale
Experiment, 241-242n.10
Bonneville Power Administration (BPA), 229-230
Botanical gardens,
580
Bougainvillaea,
580
Brazil
agriculture,
798, 799
alternative transportation fuels, 304
economic development, 417, 418
electricity production, 236
orange juice industry, 556
Building codes,
75, 233,
240, 472
Buildings, residential and commercial, 166
barriers to efficiency implementation, 225-226
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building shell efficiency, 216, 219-220, 698-699
capital stock turnover, 37, 532
coastal, climate change impacts, 550
commercial cooking, 55, 212, 217, 468, 476, 714-715
commercial cooling, 55, 212, 215, 217, 468, 476, 714-715
commercial and industrial space heating,
55, 206, 212, 215, 468, 476, 714-715
commercial lighting, 55, 212, 215, 216-217, 468, 476, 714-715
commercial refrigeration, 55, 212, 468, 476, 714-715
commercial ventilation, 55, 212, 215, 468, 476, 714-715
commercial water heating, 55, 212, 215, 217, 468, 476, 714-715
conservation supply curves, 207-208,
210-211, 708-709, 711, 714-715
cost of conserved energy, 207, 211, 212, 213, 215, 221, 708-709, 711, 712
cost-effectiveness of conservation, 205, 208, 213, 483, 683, 710
costs of implementation, 60, 212, 213-214,
220-221, 240, 476, 489, 684, 713
electricity conservation potential, 75, 204-213, 224, 240
electricity consumption, 201-203, 205, 206, 215-216, 219, 220, 225, 237
electricity efficiency measures, 55, 214-216, 468, 476, 714-715
electricity prices, 208, 209-210, 213, 226, 709
energy consumption, 201, 202-203, 205, 225, 261
fuel switching,
56, 221-222,
223, 224,
241n.9, 469,
476
greenhouse gas reduction potential, 60, 203, 213, 213-214, 220-221,
223-224, 239-240, 483, 489, 713
mitigation policy options, 53-54, 55-56, 227-237,
239-240, 468-469, 476, 483, 684
national demonstration projects, 229-233
new buildings,
222-223
nongreenhouse benefits and costs, 237-238
oil and gas efficiency, 56, 220-221, 224, 240, 469, 476
research and development needs, 238-239
residential appliances, 55, 209, 212, 215, 218-219, 233, 468, 476, 710, 714-715
residential lighting, 55, 212, 215, 216-217, 468, 476, 714-715
residential space heating, 55, 206, 212, 215, 468, 476, 714-715
residential water heating, 55, 212, 215, 217, 468, 476, 714-715
solar heating,
364, 367
white surfaces,
55, 212,
216, 241n.5,
468, 476,
714-715
C
Calcium carbonate,
278
California
agriculture,
37, 531,
594, 803
alternative transportation fuels, 304
climate change and electric demand, 601
co-generation,
264
electric energy conservation, 220, 222, 232-233, 273
geothermal energy, 343
ocean temperatures, 589
population migration, 623
solar energy,
344
transportation management, 311, 322, 324
utility regulation, 213
water resources,
400, 529,
545, 594,
803
California Energy Commission (CEC), 264, 266, 306
Canada
agriculture,
564, 654
alternative transportation fuels, 304
dairy production,
803, 804
nuclear power,
768
oil reserves,
604-605
transportation management, 316
Canadian Climate Centre (CCC), 112
Canola production,
564
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Capital recovery factors (CRF), 720, 786
Capital recovery rate (CRR), 708
Capital stock replacement, 37-38, 271, 531-532
Carbon
carbon dioxide equivalent, 681
deforestation release of, 424, 425
fossil-fuel burning reaction, 332
product of advanced coal burning, 353
volatile organic carbon, 386
Carbon content
fossil fuels,
330, 331,
332
gasoline,
307
soil and vegetation, 812
Carbon cycle,
93, 437,
666, 841
Carbon dioxide (CO2). See also Carbon dioxide
enrichment
airborne fraction, 840
atmospheric concentration, 3, 13, 14, 92, 146, 153, 160, 667
adaptation to,
509, 551-555, 616
anthropogenic contribution to, 3, 27, 89, 92, 93, 94, 97n.2, 146, 330
climate models of,
3-4, 20,
29, 111-113,
124, 125,
669
doubling scenario,
3-4, 20,
37, 102-103,
105, 111-112, 148, 153-154, 330-332, 669
greenhouse warming contribution of, 3, 27, 89, 93, 663
ice core record,
91, 93,
97n.1, 443
ocean fertilization and, 444, 446
past increases,
3, 12, 27,
91, 93, 94, 153, 443, 663-665
atmospheric lifetime, 12, 13, 92, 93, 146, 160, 381, 382, 666, 667
carbon equivalent of, 681
conservation supply curves, 714-715
costs of mitigation, 171, 475
buildings sector,
60, 212,
213-214, 220-221, 240, 476, 489, 684, 713
carbon taxes and,
175, 176,
178, 179,
180, 184,
790-791, 836
cloud stimulation, 455-456, 457, 482, 486, 830, 831, 833
cost modeling,
174-180, 181, 836, 837, 838
deforestation prevention, 428, 813
electric power generation, 354 , 355, 477, 479, 711, 789, 790-791
industrial co-generation, 265-266,
722-723
industrial energy conservation, 258, 259, 263-264,
476-477, 478, 718, 720, 721-722, 724, 725
"negative cost,"
191
nonenergy sources, 477, 479
ocean biomass stimulation, 445, 482
parking management, 759
population control, 420
reforestation,
440, 441,
480, 814,
815
sunlight screening, 447, 448, 452, 453, 454, 461n.7, 482, 486, 821, 824
transportation sector, 295, 317, 319, 324, 477, 478, 737, 738, 743, 750, 751
emission sources
agriculture,
398, 402,
404, 801
alternative transportation fuels, 307, 308
anthropogenic,
3, 8, 27, 89, 92, 93, 94, 146, 147, 158-160, 162, 668, 670, 682
automobiles,
312, 334
cement manufacturing, 165, 256
chlorofluorocarbon substitutes, 392
coal-fired plants, 158-160, 331, 332, 335, 338, 355
deforestation,
8, 11, 76,
162, 424, 428, 682, 843
ecosystems,
39
electric power plants, 256, 334, 351, 711, 789
energy use, 8,
158-160, 162,
180, 682
fossil fuels,
91-92, 93,
165, 178,
179, 256,
330-332, 341, 342, 351, 404
gasoline, 307,
332, 334, 342, 731-732
landfill gas,
405, 406,
407
land use changes,
404
national levels,
9-10
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natural gas,
158-160, 308, 330-332, 335, 338-339
natural gas power plants, 355, 789
oceans, 80, 846
oil burning,
158-160, 331, 332
population growth, 418, 419, 809-811
transportation sector, 286, 287, 306, 307, 323, 334, 731-732, 760
United States,
9-11, 158-160, 164, 165, 168, 334, 688
wood burning, 5,
11
emissions reductions
buildings sector efficiency, 203, 212, 213-214,
223-224, 239-240, 261-264, 282, 354, 487, 711, 721-722
coal-fired plants, 338, 353, 355-356, 602
co-generation,
264-266, 282, 346, 476, 483, 722-723
cost-effectiveness of, 33, 49, 51, 266, 356, 467, 483, 484, 486
deforestation prevention, 428, 812-813
electric power plant collection, 58, 76, 351-353, 372, 471
electric power plant efficiency, 213-214, 221, 239-240, 354, 355-357, 711
energy efficiency,
60, 192-193,
259
energy supply systems, 356-357
fossil fuels,
76, 220-221,
240, 257-258, 351, 370, 442-443
fuel switching,
221, 256,
257-258
geothermal energy, 343
industrial energy conservation, 256, 257-258, 259, 261-266, 269, 270, 271, 279, 282-283, 717
integrated energy systems, 346, 347
nuclear power generation, 341
parking management, 760, 761
renewable energy sources, 342
solar energy,
344
transportation fuel efficiency, 298, 312, 324
United States,
177, 221,
223-224, 239-240, 356-357
feedback mechanisms, 104, 154
global warming potential, 163-164, 167, 381-383
greenhouse warming contribution, 150, 151, 153-154, 376, 378, 380
in methane generation, 94
mitigation policies
benefits and costs, 171, 473
cloud stimulation, 459, 832
cost-effectiveness of, 33, 49, 51, 266, 356, 467, 483, 484, 486
effects on developing nations, 635
energy supply systems, 368, 370
industrial sector, 272, 273, 275, 276, 277
ocean biomass stimulation, 54, 59, 61, 82, 433, 443-446, 459, 472, 481, 482, 486, 683
ocean disposal,
58, 345,
351, 353,
471
reforestation,
77, 437,
439-441, 442, 459, 487-490, 814-815
renewable energy sources, 342
sunlight screening, 450, 459, 824
ocean absorption of, natural, 12, 93, 94, 135, 442-443, 672
plant and tree uptake, 5, 40, 76, 77, 154, 437, 666
precipitation interactions, 137, 555
radiative forcing,
15, 102-103,
105, 148,
150, 668,
670, 681-683
commitment to future warming, 18, 149, 150, 163-164, 670
contribution to warming, 12-13, 158, 167, 666-667
timing of mitigation and, 193, 194
unaccounted-for emissions, 12, 93-94, 666
Carbon dioxide enrichment
(fertilization)
and agricultural production, 38-39, 78, 558, 560-561, 566
and animals,
38-39, 576
and biomass production, 80, 81, 555, 691
climate model simulations, 558, 559, 560
and corn and wheat production, 551, 552, 553, 558, 559, 562
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defined,
841
and evaporation,
552, 553,
555
forest adaptation to, 568, 569, 570
and photosynthesis, 39, 551-554, 555, 566, 576, 845
and plant and tree growth, 38-39, 137, 154, 551-554, 555, 569, 576, 636n.1, 841
research needs,
80-81, 691
Carbon monoxide (CO), 158, 321, 576
Carbon sinks,
93, 666,
672
agriculture,
404, 798-799
animals,
798
biosphere, 80,
537, 672
defined,
841-842
oceans, 433,
437, 443, 444, 446, 459, 666, 672, 695
ocean temperature and, 589-590
soils, 666, 798, 845-846
trees and vegetation, 77, 429, 433, 437, 439-441, 442, 537, 574-575, 666, 698, 814, 815
wetlands,
554
Carbon tax
carbon dioxide emission reduction, 176, 194
cost of carbon dioxide emission
reduction,
175, 176,
178, 179,
180, 184,
790-791, 836
and nuclear energy, 355
policy options,
180, 194,
195, 272,
310, 367,
368
transportation fuels, 303, 310
Carbon tetrachloride (CC14)
anthropogenic emissions, 146, 147, 386-387
atmospheric concentration, 95, 146, 386
global warming potential, 381, 386
London Protocol phaseout, 74, 96, 377, 386
ozone depletion,
386
radiative forcing, 148, 150, 163
Caribbean Sea,
588, 589,
628
Cement manufacturing, 160, 165, 178, 256
Chemical industry,
389
co-generation,
264
energy consumption, 248, 249
energy use reduction, 266, 269, 280
Chemical pollution,
44, 505,
509
Chemical reactions, atmospheric, 12, 59, 81, 94, 146, 158, 161, 332, 450
Chernobyl nuclear accident, 236
Chichon, E1, volcanic eruption, 451
China
chlorofluorocarbon use, 377, 390
climate change, economic effects, 604
coal-fired generating, 236,
241-242n.10, 335, 336
coal reserves,
65, 332
greenhouse gas emissions, 9, 65
land temperatures, 120, 124
refugee migration, 627
rice production,
395, 801
sea levels,
140
Chlorine
atmospheric reduction, 391, 450
ozone depletion,
377, 380,
393
stratospheric dust and, 450, 451, 460
Chlorocarbons (CC),
15, 18,
149, 376,
377, 381
Chlorofluorocarbons (CFC). See also
Halocarbons
anthropogenic emissions, 3, 8, 146, 147, 149, 159, 162, 377-378, 665, 681, 682
atmospheric chemistry effects, 435, 450, 460
atmospheric concentration, 3, 13, 27, 92, 95, 146, 153, 160, 381, 458, 663, 667
atmospheric lifetime, 13, 92, 146, 151, 160, 381, 666, 667
atmospheric photodissociation, 96
atmospheric rate of increase, 13, 27, 92, 95, 153, 160, 667
atmospheric removal with lasers, 59, 61, 457-458, 472, 482
barriers to emission reduction, 389-390
carbon dioxide-equivalent emissions, 8, 387, 682
defined,
842
Clean Air Act limits, 70, 377, 378
cost-effectiveness of emission
reduction, 53,
54, 173, 496, 792-796
cost of use reduction, 60, 173, 175, 387, 388, 389, 684, 792-796, 838
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effects of emission reductions, 151, 383, 690
global warming potential, 167, 381, 382, 383
greenhouse warming impact, 151, 158, 159, 378, 380, 487
industrial uses,
95, 378,
379, 383,
385-386
London Protocol phaseout, 74, 96, 150, 158, 377, 390-391
mitigation policy options, 70, 73, 390-391, 392, 690, 792-796
Montreal Protocol limits, 15, 74, 96, 150, 151, 376, 377, 393
ozone depletion,
74, 151,
376-377, 381, 383, 392, 475, 842
production of,
386
radiative energy absorption, 12-13,
666-667
radiative forcing,
15, 18, 74,
148, 149, 158, 161, 163, 668, 670
recommendations,
73, 74
substitutes,
58, 150,
173, 380,
383, 384-386, 392-393, 792, 793, 794-795
U.S. emissions,
168, 376
U.S. regulations,
182, 383-384, 390, 496
Cities
adaptation to climate change, 45, 85, 506, 635
heat islands,
55, 216,
241n.5, 844
temperature measurements, 119
Clean Air Act (1990)
air pollutant regulations, 321
greenhouse gas emission reduction, 53, 70, 408
halocarbon regulations, 377, 378, 392
sulfur dioxide emission allowances, 272, 369
Clean Coal Technology Program, 336-337
Cleaning solvents,
95, 386,
387, 792,
793, 794
Climate, 22-25,
666. See also Climate change
adaptation to,
30, 38,
515-516
agricultural sensitivity to, 556
assessment of impacts, 508
cloud effects,
106-107, 108-109
data collection and monitoring, 43, 125, 129-132, 510
defined, 515,
842
ecosystem effects, 136-137
feedback mechanisms, 100, 103
in general circulation models, 19-22
geoengineering effects on, 81-82, 435, 436
greenhouse gas effects, 17, 19, 26-27
human health effects, 617
human understanding of, 81, 100, 436
natural variability, 19, 124, 513, 515
oceans and,
442-443
radiative forcing, 102-103, 105
research needs,
71, 80
risks, 512
and sea level change, 25, 141
solar radiation effects, 14-17
stabilization,
466, 467
volcanic eruptions and, 435
water resource sensitivity to, 592, 594
Climate change,
515. See also Adaptation;Greenhouse warming;
Mitigation
assumptions,
517-518
cataclysmic,
46-47, 507
costs of, 188,
189,
676-677
data collection and monitoring, 79-80, 129, 131, 504, 510
defined,
842
detection, and geoengineering
implementation, 481
economic activity and, 188
extremes,
635
facets of, 5, 21-22, 556
feedback mechanisms, 103, 154
general circulation models, 3-4, 19-20, 105, 111, 115
greenhouse gas causation, 29, 89, 153-154, 696
greenhouse gas proxy value, 693-695
human activity and, 171-172
human response limitations, 502-503
impacts, 502,
516, 517-518,
541, 657
agricultural pests, 561, 570
agriculture,
39, 530,
556-559, 603, 604
biological diversity, 79, 513, 557, 577, 581
categories of,
504-507, 675-676
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developing nations, 635, 688-689
economic, 84,
522, 600, 603, 604-605
ecosystems, 37,
39-40, 46, 137, 576
electric power generation, 601-602
forests, 39, 568-570
human health,
41-42, 616,
618-620
human settlements,
41, 608-609,
614
hydrologic cycle,
135-136, 137, 138
industry, 41,
603, 604
ocean-atmospheric system, 605
ocean currents,
653, 655
political stability, 629, 630-631, 633
population migration, 42, 620-621, 623, 624-625, 626, 627
projection of,
675, 676
research on,
71
sea level,
141, 653,
655
seasonal events,
653, 655
temperature extremes, 653, 655
tourism and recreation, 41, 607-608
water resources,
592, 594,
595, 599,
601-602, 605, 653, 654
indices of, 80,
503,
653-656
and methane emission, 95
precipitation change in, 520-521
radiative forcing and, 145, 152
research spending,
70-71
risk assessment,
195-197
temperature change in, 21, 520
time frame, 33,
187, 194
uncertainties,
189, 501-502, 529-530, 534, 541, 672-673, 690
Climate models,
80, 105,
111-115, 117, 124, 125. See
also General circulation models
Cloud condensation nuclei (CCN)
acid rain effects,
82, 459,
832
costs of, 61,
457, 482, 486, 833
geoengineered cloud stimulation, 446, 454-455, 460, 825, 827-829, 831
Clouds
albedo, 108,
450, 455, 824, 827, 828, 842
climate model treatments, 21, 80, 106, 107, 108-109, 111, 112, 113, 824-825, 828
defined,
842
feedback mechanisms (radiative forcing),
106-109, 111,
113, 669, 672, 842-843
geoengineered stimulation of, 59, 61, 82, 447, 454-457, 459, 460, 472, 482, 486, 817, 824-833
geoengineering, acid rain side effect, 82, 457, 459, 832-833
physics and chemistry, 71, 459
radiation absorption and reflection, 101, 107, 669, 826, 843
temperature effects, 17, 124-125, 446, 669, 672, 824-827
water vapor content, 104, 107-108, 669
Coal. See also Coal-fired power
plants carbon content, 331, 332
in carbon dioxide collection, 351
Chinese consumption, 65, 236, 241-242n.10
consumption reduction, 169, 203, 224, 357, 369, 537
cost of emission reduction, 356, 493
energy supply share, 330, 333, 334, 335, 371, 788
ethanol production uses, 342
exporting nations, 630
health effects,
32-33
industrial consumption, 249
methane emissions, 332, 369
methanol derived from, 305, 306, 307
nitrous oxide emissions, 8, 162, 682
prices, 258,
347
resource reserves,
65, 331,
332, 336
social costs,
347, 369
steel industry use, 345
synthetic fuels from, 775
U.S. consumption,
158-160, 334, 335
Coal-fired power plants
acid rain contribution, 32-33, 336
advanced coal technology, 57, 75, 336-338, 353, 371, 470, 479, 788
buildings sector use, 201, 220, 224
carbon dioxide emission, 158-160, 331, 332, 335, 338, 355
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cost-effectiveness of, 70, 79
deforestation,
430-431
energy supply systems, 369-371, 372
federal spending,
70, 239
geoengineering,
81, 82,
460, 481
government sponsorship, 538
hydrology,
138
impacts of global warming, 70-71, 81, 691
industrial energy efficiency, 272, 277-278, 279, 280-281, 282-283
international cooperation, 83
landfill methane reduction, 411
mitigation policy options, 169-170, 702, 703, 707
population growth, 421
reforestation,
442
Reservoirs,
529, 598
Residential energy management. See
Buildings, residential and commercial
Revenue-neutral incentives, 196, 227, 234, 240
Rhode Island,
228, 229,
231
Rice production
adaptation to climate change, 528, 579
cost of methane mitigation, 400, 480, 800, 802-803
methane emission,
5, 8, 94, 95, 162, 393, 394-395, 682, 799-800
methane emission reduction, 395, 396, 398, 399, 400, 404, 471, 801-803
Ridesharing programs, 322
Risk perception,
35
Rivers, 596, 597
Rocket-launched dust, 452, 459
Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, 618
Ruminant animals. See Livestock
Runoff. See Water runoff
S
Sacramento River,
544, 597,
679
Sahel region,
128, 625,
628
Satellite data collection, 71, 104, 105, 106, 125, 531, 669
Scrubbers, sulfur dioxide, 336, 338, 347
Sea level
adaptation policy options, 537, 590-591, 611-613, 635
agricultural impacts, 602
coastal habitat impacts, 584, 585, 586, 587, 590-591
coastal settlement adaptation, 506, 590-591, 611-613, 614, 685-686
coastal settlement impacts, 602, 609, 610, 626-627
costs of adaptation options, 43, 188, 506, 535, 606, 611-612, 614
data record,
25, 140-142,
583
glacial melting rise, 25, 141, 583, 680
groundwater effects, 609, 610, 613
impacts of climate change on, 25-26, 141, 550, 583, 672
index of climate change, 43, 118, 503, 653, 655
industrial impacts, 606, 607
mitigation options and, 497
population migration effects, 627, 628, 630
potential rise from global warming, 26, 28, 142-143, 154, 519, 583, 680
relative, 25,
140
shoreline impacts, 585-586, 609, 611
thermal expansion rise, 25-26, 141, 142, 143, 583
wetlands impacts,
40, 585,
591
Seasonal events,
653, 655
Seed banks,
579-580
Shoreline, 591,
635
ecosystems,
584, 586-587, 589
erosion,
585-586, 609, 611
Short Rotation Woody Crops Program, 779-784
Silicon cells,
775-776
Silver iodide (AgI), 829-830
Sinks, 672, 695. See also Carbon sinks
methane, 94, 672
Ski industry,
608
Smog, 238, 241n.5, 307, 321, 392, 845
Snow-ice feedback,
106, 108,
113
Social costs
coal burning,
32-33
energy production,
74, 173,
347, 372
full social cost pricing, 32-33, 74, 844
market neglect of, 173
in mitigation option evaluation, 182-183, 185n,
197, 347
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transportation fuel use, 33, 312, 315, 321, 324
Soil moisture,
21-22
agricultural effects, 557, 569
climate change effects, 592
in climate models,
80, 136,
137, 138
in climate system, 135, 136, 137
index of climate change, 653, 654
and methane emission, 95
regional changes,
114, 115
Soils
carbon sink,
76, 666,
798, 799,
812, 845-846
climate change effects, 557
deforestation and,
76, 812
methane sink,
94
nitrogen fixing,
40
nitrous oxide emission, 96, 97
Solar energy,
342.
See also Solar photovoltaics
buildings sector technologies, 220, 364, 367
cost-effectiveness, 475, 789-790, 791
hydrogen production, 345, 349-350, 775-777
storage,
348
thermal electricity, 57, 344, 362, 371, 470, 479, 788
thermal-gas hybrid, 344, 356, 789, 790
Solar Energy Research Institute (SERI), 220, 342, 343
Solar photovoltaics
barriers to implementation, 169, 363
carbon dioxide reduction potential, 344, 479
cost-effectiveness, 356, 790, 791
cost of electricity, 169, 344, 354, 372, 776, 777, 788
energy storage,
344, 372
energy supply potential, 57, 169, 372, 470, 775-776
hydrogen generation, 349-350, 775, 776, 777
research and development needs, 370, 371
technology improvements, 343-344
Solar radiation
agricultural effects, 556
albedo reflection, 840, 845
atmospheric absorption and reflection, 14-17, 91, 100, 101, 664-665
cloud absorption and reflection, 101, 107, 669, 826, 843
cloud albedo,
108, 450,
455, 824,
827, 828,
842
earth absorption,
16, 100-101,
106, 664
as energy source,
775, 776
geoengineered blocking, 30, 82, 157, 433, 447-457, 459, 472, 674
geoengineering, costs of, 447, 448, 449, 452, 453, 454, 455, 456, 482, 486
greenhouse gas absorption, 3, 12-14, 17
urban absorption,
216
variations in,
665, 672
water vapor absorption, 104
white surfaces reflection, 216, 241n.5, 447
winter reduction,
241n.5
Solid waste,
160-161
Solvents, 95, 386, 387, 792, 793, 794
Sorghum,
560-561, 563, 564
Southeastern U.S.,
559, 560,
601, 779
Southern California Edison Company, 222, 337, 339, 776
Southern corn leaf blight, 557
Southern hemisphere, 22, 121, 125, 128
South Platte River, 598
Southwestern U.S.,
350, 654,
776, 777
Soviet Union
capital stock turnover, 531, 532
coal reserves,
65, 332,
336
industrial energy consumption, 250
land surface temperatures, 120, 124, 126
nuclear reactor technology, 769
oil reserves,
604-605
population growth, 415
precipitation measurements, 128, 130
Soybean production, 559, 560-561, 564
Space dust,
448.
See also Stratospheric dust
Space heating,
55
cost of energy conservation, 212, 476, 714-715
energy consumption, 203, 206, 219
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energy efficiency measures, 55, 219-220, 222-223, 468
impact of climate change on, 601
Space mirrors,
59, 61,
448, 461n.9,
472, 482,
486
Space transportation, 461n.5
Species extinction, 503.
See also Biological diversity
Spillover benefits, 846
Spillover costs,
846
States
building codes,
233
landfill regulations, 410
utility regulation, 64, 240, 273, 274, 283, 472-473, 494, 687
Steam reformer,
346
Steel industry
coal consumption,
253, 256,
335
energy conservation technology, 266, 267, 280, 724
integrated energy systems, 345
Stirling gas refrigeration cycle, 385-386
Stone, clay, and glass industry, 248, 249
Storms, 520, 528, 530, 673, 678
Strategic Petroleum Reserve, 321
Stratosphere. See also Ozone
halocarbon photodissociation, 96, 457
nitrous oxide decomposition, 97
radiative energy transfer, 102
temperature, greenhouse gases and, 125
Stratospheric bubbles, 59, 61, 472, 482, 486
Stratospheric dust
aircraft-exhaust delivery, 59, 61, 453-454, 459, 472
balloon delivery,
59, 61,
452, 459,
460, 472,
819-823
costs of implementation, 447, 449, 452, 453-454, 459, 482, 486, 817-823
gun delivery,
59, 61,
451-452, 459, 460, 472, 817-819
ozone depletion,
82, 450,
451, 459-460
side effects,
435-436, 450-451, 459-460
sulfur dioxide emission, 435, 449
sunlight reflection mitigation, 447, 448-450, 459, 461n.8 and
10
Stratospheric soot,
59, 61,
472, 482,
486
Subsidies
automobile use,
314
efficiency investment encouragement, 227, 234, 240, 276
irrigation water,
400, 803
mitigation implementation, 493-494
rice production,
400, 801-802
Sulfates,
451
cloud condensation nuclei, 59, 457, 472, 832, 833
cooling effect,
22, 121
Sulfur dioxide (SO2)
acid rain production, 238, 336, 457, 832
Clean Air Act allowances, 272, 369
cloud condensation nuclei, 454, 455, 456, 457, 825, 830-832, 833
emission standards, 368
energy efficiency emission reduction, 203, 231, 238
fuel switching reduction, 349
geoengineering dust, 435, 449
power plant emission reduction, 336, 338, 349, 351
smokestack scrubbers, 336, 338, 347
Sulfuric acid (H2SO4)
cloud condensation nuclei, 450-451, 455
geoengineering dust, 449, 829, 830, 833
Summer
adaptation to climate, 615
crop yields,
559-560
electrical demand, 609-610, 655
land drying,
154, 654,
672
mortality rates,
534, 616-618, 619
precipitation,
128, 129,
136, 558,
654
snowpack evaporation, 138
temperature extremes, 124, 534, 558
urban heat islands, 216, 241n.5
Sunlight screening.
See Geoengineering
Superconducting cables, 345, 350-351
Supply, 846
Supply curves,
846.
See also Conservation supply
curves
Surface waters,
141
Sweden, 837
climate change in, 624
fuel prices,
295, 315,
754
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nuclear reactor technology, 768
Synthetic fuels,
775
T
Taxation, 318. See also Carbon
tax
chlorofluorocarbon, 383-384, 390, 392
depreciation,
786
efficiency investment credits, 227, 273-279
electricity production, 709
European gasoline and automobile, 313, 315, 316
"fee-bate" efficiency incentives, 234
free-parking benefit, 314
gasoline, 303,
315, 324
gasoline "guzzler/sipper," 303-304
greenhouse-gas emission, 367, 368
industrial fossil fuel use, 272
methane-emitting agriculture, 401, 800, 802, 804
mitigation policy options, 70, 493-494
nitrogen fertilizer, 403-404,
805-806
revenue-neutral efficiency incentives, 234, 240
rice production,
802, 803
ruminant livestock, 401, 804
Technological costing, 49-50, 63, 180-181, 183, 185-186, 194, 195, 302, 490-493
Technology
adaptation to climate change, 37-38, 509, 514, 516, 530-534
agricultural,
394, 405,
509, 799
aircraft efficiency, 293, 743
air pollutant reduction, regulations and,
70
alternative energy, 75, 76
"backstop" technology, 51, 52, 180, 192
barriers to implementation, 367
capital stock replacement, 37-38, 533, 606-607
carbon dioxide emission reduction, 269, 270
carbon dioxide removal, 178
coal-fired power generation, 336-337
cost-effectiveness, 295, 298, 299-300, 732, 737, 738, 755
costs of implementation, 183, 354
defined,
846
deforestation prevention, 77
and economic growth, 188
efficiency investment, 240, 299
electric efficiency, buildings sector, 205, 219, 225, 238-239, 240
electric power generation,
cost-effectiveness, 786-791
electric vehicles, 323-324
energy efficiency, industrial processes,
254, 269-270,
271, 279, 280-281, 722
geoengineering,
458, 460
greenhouse gas mitigation, 66, 73, 270, 466, 702, 837
halocarbon substitutes, 392
and health improvements, 41, 44, 505
human-environment buffer, 84
integrated energy systems, 344, 347
investment, capital recovery, 708
"maximum" technology, 295, 325n.2, 755
nuclear reactor,
75, 76,
195-197, 340, 767-773
policy incentives,
75, 76,
271, 368
renewable energy sources, 367
research and development needs, 238-239, 279, 280-281, 392, 405
solar hydrogen production, 777
transportation fuel efficiency, 286, 291-293, 295, 298, 299-300, 727, 730, 732-742, 744-749, 751, 752-753,
754-755
Technology transfer, 390, 391-392, 429
Telecommunications industry, 37-38
Temperature
atmosphere
cloud feedback,
842-843
data records,
125
greenhouse warming,
4, 673
ocean heat transfer, 143
radiant energy transfer, 16, 17, 19, 664
and shoreline ecosystems, 587
and water vapor concentration, 103-104, 158
in climate models, 138
cloud interactions, 672
of clouds,
827
data collection,
129, 131
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northern hemisphere, 20, 22, 23, 24, 121, 122, 832
southern hemisphere, 22, 23, 121, 125
earth-atmosphere heat transfer, 16, 17, 664
equator-to-pole differential, 26, 673
extremes,
124-125, 126, 137, 503, 653, 655
glacial effects,
117-118
global average
climatic effects,
5, 520
cloud cover and,
669, 824,
826, 831
equilibrium,
18, 19, 28,
519-520,
671
greenhouse effect (natural) and, 3, 91, 101, 663
greenhouse warming (induced), projected
increase, 3-4,
18, 20, 21,
27, 121, 149, 153-154, 669-671
prehistoric records, 24, 665-666
recorded increase, previous century, 4, 20-21, 22, 23, 25, 27, 117, 153, 518, 665, 669
global mean,
111, 121
greenhouse warming, projected increase,
145, 146-148,
521
greenhouse gas reduction and, 164
greenhouse warming increase
adaptation to,
47, 503,
613-614, 653, 655
and air pollution, 610, 614
climate model projections, 3-4, 19-20, 21, 111-114, 124, 518, 669-671
climate sensitivity range, 145, 150-151, 152, 153-154
climatic effects,
26
and electrical demand, 609-610, 655
geoengineering and, 433, 436
and sea level rise, 118
land surface measurements, 117, 118, 119, 120, 122
ocean
atmospheric interaction, 636n.5
in climate models, 115
climatic effects,
17
and cloud cover,
108
greenhouse warming effects on, 583-584
heat transfer in,
26, 28,
154
marine organism impacts, 588-590, 591
surface measurements, 117, 118, 119-120, 121, 122
thermal expansion,
25-26, 140-141, 142, 583
typhoon and hurricane formation, 673
ocean current disruption and, 680
in radiative feedback mechanisms, 103
radiative forcing, 102
sensitivities
agriculture,
39, 556,
558, 559,
561, 654
animal species,
40
forests, 570,
603-604,
676
human health and mortality, 615, 616, 619
human settlements,
41, 608
industry, 607,
675
stratosphere,
125
troposphere,
125
uncertainties,
119-121
variation in,
22, 124,
128
Textile industry,
37-38, 249
Thermal expansion,
25-26, 140-141, 142, 143, 154, 583
Third World,
389-390, 429, 628
Tobacco production, 556
Tornados, 542,
678
Tourism and recreation, 567, 637n.9
adaptation to climate change, 45, 46, 505, 506, 607-608, 677, 686
impacts of climate change on, 41, 607-608
Trace gases, 22,
91, 107, 163-164, 666, 846
Tractors, 37, 398, 801, 804-805
Trade, 272, 273, 277, 320
Transportation demand management (TDM), 57, 317-319, 320, 324, 470
Transportation energy management, 167
air pollution reduction, 321
alternative fuels
barriers to implementation, 309-310, 314, 323-324, 364, 367
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carbon dioxide reduction potential, 478
cost-effectiveness of emission reduction,
309
costs of implementation, 304, 478, 484
electricity,
57, 307,
308-309, 323-324, 470, 478
ethanol, 304,
306, 307, 308, 323
greenhouse gas emissions, 304-307
greenhouse gas reductions, 286, 304-309, 312, 478, 484
hydrogen, 57,
169, 308, 323, 350, 470, 478
methanol, 57,
304, 306, 307, 323, 470, 478
policy options,
57, 310,
322-323, 324, 470
research and development needs, 322-323, 324
energy consumption, 201, 261, 286, 288-289, 310-311, 313, 320-321, 335, 728-729, 743
fuel efficiency,
286-291
aircraft, 56,
287, 293, 296, 469, 478, 743
barriers to implementation, 298-301,
324-325
carbon dioxide reduction potential, 60, 312, 323, 478, 483, 489, 737, 738, 750, 751
Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE), 54, 301-303, 325n.2, 469, 755n.2
cost-effectiveness of emission reduction,
287, 295, 298, 299-300, 483, 727-755
costs of implementation, 60, 293-298, 477, 478, 489
heavy trucks,
56, 287,
296, 469,
477, 742-743, 744-751
light vehicles,
56, 75,
287, 296,
297, 310-311, 469, 477, 478, 727-742, 752-753
policy options,
301-304
technological improvements, 291-293, 730, 732-742
mitigation policy options, 56-57, 75, 157, 324, 469-470, 477, 478, 684
research and development needs, 169, 322-323
social costs and benefits, 185n,
321-322
transportation system management, 310-312
barriers to implementation, 312-314
carbon dioxide reduction potential, 60, 312, 317, 319, 324, 478, 484, 489, 684, 759, 760, 761
cost-effectiveness of emission reduction,
319, 321-322,
324, 484, 759-766
costs of implementation, 60, 478, 489, 684
high-occupancy-vehicle lanes, 286, 310, 311, 312, 316, 320, 322, 324
jobs/housing balance, 286, 310, 319
land use planning, 286, 310, 318-319
mass transit,
286, 310,
311, 312,
314, 316,
318, 322,
324
nongreenhouse benefits, 320-322
parking management, 57, 316-317, 319, 320, 470, 759-766
policy options,
314-320
research and development needs, 323, 324
transportation demand management (TDM),
57, 317-319,
320, 324, 470
vehicle miles traveled, 310, 311, 312
Transportation equipment industry, 249
Trans-Tasman Agreement, 628
Trees. See also Forests; Wood
adaptation to climate change, 37, 39, 46, 506, 525-526,
569-570, 636
biomass fuel,
348, 349,
779-783
burning, carbon dioxide emission, 11
carbon dioxide enrichment and growth of,
555, 569
carbon dioxide uptake, 5, 40, 77
carbon storage,
77, 437,
439-441, 537, 574-575, 814, 815
diseases, 40,
570
evapotranspiration cooling, 216
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hurricane damage,
568-569
migration, 37,
569, 676, 686
moisture sensitivity, 569, 572-573
planting programs, 437-439, 572, 581, 636, 779, 815
urban, 216, 537, 714-715
Tritium,
774
Tropical forests
deforestation,
424, 425,
427, 430
preservation,
426, 429,
430
Troposphere
chlorofluorocarbons in, 96, 457
hydroxyl radical concentrations, 95
ozone in, 150,
159, 411, 845
radiative forcing, 149, 150
temperature measures, 125
water vapor concentrations, 106
Trucks
air pollutant emissions, 321
carbon dioxide emissions, 312
cost of efficiency improvement, 296, 477, 742-743
fuel consumption,
287, 288,
293, 310-311, 728
fuel efficiency measures, 469, 731, 732, 733-735, 742-743,
744-751
Tundra melting,
26
Typhoons,
673
U
Ultraviolet radiation, 457, 617, 845
Uncertainty
in adaptation measures, 43, 534-537, 541, 561
in climate predictions, 21, 541, 672
of geoengineering policies, 465
in mitigation policy evaluation, 189, 193, 194, 197
research and,
193
temperature records, 119-121
United Kingdom
African irrigation projects, 631
fuel prices,
295, 754
nuclear reactor technology, 768, 787
United Kingdom Meteorological Office
(UKMO), 112
United Nations,
335, 415,
421, 626
Convention Relating to the Status of
Refugees (1951), 621
Environment Programme, 66, 429, 511
Food and Agriculture Organization, 425, 427
High Commissioner for Refugees, 621
Population Fund,
415, 420-421
World Conference on Environment and
Development (1992), 67, 83
United States
adaptation costs,
542-546, 550, 678-679
adaptation policy options, 44, 69-70, 77-79, 574
adaptive capability, 38, 47, 71, 507, 511-512, 530, 541, 676, 685
agricultural adaptability, 39, 534
agricultural crop varieties, 38, 531, 557
agricultural crop yields, 553, 556, 559
agricultural land use, 799
agricultural methane emission, 394, 395, 799-800
agricultural methane reduction, 401, 800, 801-804
agricultural nitrous oxide emission, 402
agricultural nitrous oxide reduction, 404, 806
agricultural production policies, 399, 801-802
air pollutant emissions, 238, 321
air pollution reductions, 70
alternative transportation fuels, 304, 309
appliance efficiency standards, 209n, 219, 233
automobile dependency, 173, 314, 315, 316, 318, 319, 759
automobile subsidization, 314
biomass fuel use,
348, 779
buildings sector, energy conservation, 204, 207, 220, 221-222, 236, 239-240
buildings sector, energy consumption, 201, 202, 203, 205, 206
carbon dioxide emission, 9-11, 158-160, 164, 165, 168, 688
carbon dioxide emission reduction, 177, 221, 223-224,
239-240, 356-357
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chlorofluorocarbon consumption, 376, 385, 386
chlorofluorocarbon emission limits, 70, 74, 182, 377, 385, 496
chlorofluorocarbon phaseout, costs of, 387, 388, 389, 792-797
chlorofluorocarbon taxes, 383-384, 390
climate range,
38, 39
cloud cover,
832
coal-burning technology, 336-337
coal reserves,
332, 336
deforestation,
76
deforestation prevention, 428, 429, 431
drought of 1988,
542, 556,
678
economic consumption, 177-178
economic impacts of climate change, 604, 676
electrical generating capacity, 236-237, 709
electrical generation sources, 334, 336, 789-790, 791
electricity consumption, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 356
electricity demand, 203, 601-602, 610
electricity prices, 213, 709
electric power plant lifespan, 605-606
energy policy,
74-76
energy security,
368-369
energy supply sources, 75-76, 333-334,
335
environmental laws, 631, 632
forest and grassland cover, 39, 76, 437, 567, 568, 575
forest management, 429-430, 572
fossil fuel consumption, 335
greenhouse gas emission, 9-11, 65, 82, 158, 164, 168, 394, 465-466
greenhouse gas emission reduction, 64, 74, 167, 493, 496, 684
gross national product, 678
highway expenditures, 312-313
human health,
41, 618-619,
620
hydroelectric power generation, 342
income, impact of climate change on, 560, 601
industrial adaptability, 41, 44
industrial energy conservation, 261, 271, 282, 717-718
industrial energy consumption, 248, 250-252, 253
infant mortality,
619
international cooperation, 48, 65, 67, 73, 82-83, 494, 495, 496, 691
investment rate of return, 186-187, 189, 689
irrigated acreage, 562
landfill methane emission, 405, 406
landfill methane reduction, 408, 411
mass transit systems, 314
methane emissions, 166, 168, 394, 395, 405, 406, 408, 799-800
mitigation, cost-effectiveness of, 467, 483-486, 488
mitigation implementation costs, 60, 172-173, 476-480, 482, 489, 493, 684
mitigation option evaluation, 473-490
mitigation policy options, 55-59, 69-70, 73-77,
465-472
mitigation strategy, 48, 197, 494, 497
nuclear power supply, 339-340, 787
nuclear reactor technology, 768, 771
oil imports,
320-321
oil reserves,
604-605
paper industry technology, 606-607
paved surface area, 314
policy recommendations, 4, 71-72, 73-83, 511
political stability, 629, 631
population control programs, 82, 420-421, 691
population migration, 42, 620, 622-623, 626, 627, 628, 654
precipitation measurements, 128, 129-131
reforestation,
77, 433,
437-439, 440, 814, 815
research needs,
81, 509
research funding,
71, 239,
324
rice production,
400, 799-800, 801-802
ruminant livestock production, 799, 803, 804
shoreline erosion, 585
solar photovoltaic potential, 775
sulfur dioxide emissions, 831
temperature measurements, 120, 124-125, 126
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transportation energy consumption, 286, 311, 320, 335
transportation fuel economy standards, 287-289,
301-303
transportation fuel efficiency, costs of,
300, 755
transportation fuel prices, 295, 314, 315, 754, 755
transportation infrastructure, 533
tree species,
572
tourism and recreation, 41
vehicle miles traveled (VMT), 310, 311, 316
water allocation,
512, 528,
529, 538,
596
water consumption, 602
water resources, vulnerability to climate
change, 595,
654
wealth, 35, 38, 69
weather forecasting, 510
wetlands area,
585, 591
wind-generated electricity, 343
United States Department of Agriculture,
511
United States Department of Energy
(DOE)
agricultural yield study, 559
and chlorofluorocarbon phaseout, 387, 389
Clean Coal Technology Program, 336-337
electric demand projections, 203
electric efficiency estimates, 206
energy efficiency data collection, 226
energy efficiency research, 239
energy supply assessments, 357, 601
industrial adaptability assessment, 606
industrial energy efficiency estimates,
252, 253, 254, 257, 264, 266
mitigation policy options, 169, 606
nuclear reactor technology program, 771
Residential Conservation Survey, 222
transportation fuel economy estimates, 293, 300, 737, 738, 739, 742
United States Forest Service, 442, 511, 568
Uranium, 340,
341
Urban heat islands,
55, 216,
241n.5, 844
Urbanization,
120, 416,
626
Utilities. See Electric utility
companies
V
Variable-speed motors, 191, 192, 260-261, 722
Vegetation. See also Forests;
Plants; Trees
carbon dioxide enrichment and, 673
carbon storage,
433, 798,
812
electricity use reduction, 55, 210-211, 212, 216, 468, 476
migration,
582
water supply effects, 137, 654
Vehicle efficiency. See
Transportation energy management
Vehicle miles traveled (VMT), 310, 311, 312
Ventilation, 55,
212, 468, 476, 714-715
Viruses,
618
Volatile organic carbon (VOC), 386
Volatile organic compounds, 307
Volcanic eruptions, 435-436, 449, 460
W
Waste heat recovery, 260, 266, 722
Waste management,
398, 401,
805
Water heating
cost of energy conservation, 212, 476, 714-715
electricity efficiency potential, 55, 217, 222, 223, 468
natural gas,
222, 223
Water pollution,
596, 610
Water resources. See also
Evaporation, Oceans, Precipitation
adaptation to climate change, 40-41, 45, 78, 505, 506, 529, 537, 599, 634-635, 636, 677, 690
adaptation costs,
544-545, 679
allocation policies, 512, 538, 596
as climate determinant, 135
in climate models, 136, 137-138
''consumption" of, 594, 607, 636n.7
costs of, 597,
598, 803
drinking water and sanitation, 619-620, 631
electric power generation uses, 602, 606, 654
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forest watersheds, 567
hydroelectric power use, 601-602
hydrologic cycle,
135-136, 137, 592
hydrologic simulation models, 138
impacts of climate change on, 40, 137, 506, 513, 559, 560, 563, 592-595, 605
index of climate change, 42, 43, 503, 653, 654
industrial uses,
607, 654
irrigation consumption, 557, 560, 563, 594, 602
irrigation subsidies, 400, 803
limitation on human adaptation, 43-44, 502-503,
654
management systems, 40-41, 78, 506, 529, 595-598, 599
photosynthesis use, 551, 552
storm and flood control, 528, 559
tourism and recreation, dependence on, 607
transport of,
43-44, 503,
605
Water runoff,
636n.7
adaptation of use, 512, 607
climate change effects, 26, 40, 538, 592-593, 594, 680
in climate models,
80, 137,
138
industrial water consumption, 607
precipitation changes and, 605
sea level effects,
25, 140,
609
soil moisture effects, 115, 135, 136
Water vapor
atmospheric concentration, 158
atmospheric heat transport, 101
cloud content,
107-108
emission in landfill gas collection, 407
as greenhouse gas,
3, 91,
103-104, 135, 158, 663
ocean releases,
442-443
radiative feedback, 103-106, 109, 669
storm energy,
673
stratospheric,
146, 150
Weather
agricultural sensitivity to, 556, 558
data records,
504, 636
effects of climate change on, 26, 673
ocean circulation and, 26, 584, 591, 676
variability,
513, 515,
537
Weather forecasting, 129
and adaptation to climate change, 80, 510, 534, 691
government provision of, 538
satellites,
531
West Antarctic Ice Sheet, 25, 26, 141, 636n.4, 680
Western Massachusetts Electric Company, 232
Western U.S.
fuel taxes and,
303
irrigated area,
564-565, 594
ocean currents and weather, 676
water supplies,
563, 596
West Germany
capital stock turnover, 531-532
fuel prices,
295, 754,
755
nuclear reactor technology, 768, 771, 772
Wetlands
adaptation to climate change, 40, 636n.6
costs of adaptation, 575-576
impacts of climate change on, 584-585, 591
methane emission,
94, 95,
158
Wheat production
adaptation to climate change, 562, 564
carbon dioxide fertilization and, 551, 552, 553
impacts of climate change on, 559, 560-561, 562, 563
White surfaces
cost of conserved electricity, 210-211, 212, 476, 714-715
electricity use reduction, 55, 216, 241n.5, 447, 468
Wind, 615
climate change and, 556, 584
Wind energy
barriers to implementation, 363, 365-366, 367
cost-effectiveness, 356
cost of implementation, 479, 788, 790
energy supply potential, 58, 343, 372, 471
research and development needs, 371
Winter
antarctic stratosphere, chemical
reactions, 450
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cold acclimatization, 615
electrical demand, 655
mortality rates,
534, 616,
618
precipitation,
128, 129,
138, 154,
654
soil moisture, trees and, 654
solar absorption and reflection, 241n.5
storms,
550
temperature warming, 672
Women, 415, 416, 417, 420, 703
Wood. See also Trees
Vegetation
biomass fuel,
323, 348,
349, 779-783
burning, carbon dioxide emission, 5, 11
burning, greenhouse gas emission, 700
carbon storage,
575
cookstove burning, 172
energy production, buildings sector, 220
fuel, nitrous oxide emission, 8, 162, 682
methanol produced from, 305, 306, 307, 323
timber products,
424, 426,
556, 571-572
World Bank
development loans, 187, 237, 392
economic growth projections, 236, 418, 809, 811
population projections, 415, 421, 809
World Development Report, 418, 809
World Climate Conference (1990), 66-67, 68
World Climate Program (WCP), 66, 511
World Climate Research Program (WCRP), 66
World Development Report (World Bank), 418, 809
World Health Organization, 619
World Meteorological Organization, 66, 129, 382, 511
World Resources Institute (WRI), 427, 812
World Wildlife Fund (WWF), 426, 428, 812
Y
Yellowstone National Park, 607
forest fires,
573
Z
Zoning, 537, 611
Zoos, 580