Trade-offs in fossil fuel use: The effects of CO sub (2), CH sub (4) and SO sub (2) aerosol emissions on climate

Katharine Hayhoe; H Khesghi; Atul Jain; Donald Wuebbles

Trade-offs in fossil fuel use: The effects of CO sub (2), CH sub (4) and SO sub (2) aerosol emissions on climate

Katharine Hayhoe, H Khesghi, Atul Jain, Donald Wuebbles

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Abstract

Increasing concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere have raised concerns over the potential effect of emissions from human activities on climate. One near-term strategy that has been proposed to reduce carbon dioxide emissions is fuel switching, which is the substitution of low-carbon fuels for fossil fuels with higher carbon contents.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	321-333
Journal	World Resource Review
State	Published - 1998

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