The long term economics of climate change : beyond a doubling of greenhouse gas concentrations Beyond a doubling : issues in the long term economics of climate change Richard B. Howarth Darwin C. Hall Integrated assessment models of climate change : beyond a doubling of CO Stephen H. Schneider Kristin Kuntz Duriseti Ocean thermal lag and comparative dynamics of damage to agriculture from global warming Darwin C. Hall Complexity in organizations : consequences for climate policy analysis Stephen J. DeCanio William E. Watkins Glenn Mitchell Keyvan Amir Atefi Catherine Dibble Technology and greenhouse gas emissions : an integrated scenario analysis using the LBNL NEMS model Jonathan G. Koomey R. Cooper Richey Skip Laitner Robert J. Markel Chris Marnay Prices versus policy : which path to clean technology Eban Goodstein Energy efficiency and petroleum depletion in climate change policy Neha Khanna Duane Chapman The clean development mechanism and its controversies Larry Karp Xuemei Liu Overlapping generations versus infinitely lived agent : the case of global warming R. Gerlagh B.C.C. van der Zwaan Climate rights and economic modeling Richard B. Howarth Evaluating regional adaptation to climate change : the case of California water Brent M. Haddad Kimberly Merritt Climate variability and climate change : implications for agriculture Richard M. Adams C.C. Chen Bruce A. McCarl David E. Schimmelpfennig. This volume will include scenarios of geophysical and economic impacts from global warming beyond a doubling of greenhouse gases. Analyses will examine geophysical ecological and economic impacts physical and institutional lags alternative scenarios with and without policy intervention institutional change political economic barriers to effective policy and prescriptions for change. Perspectives will include those from physical and biological sciences as well as economics This volume will include scenarios of geophysical and economic impacts from global warming beyond a doubling of greenhouse gases. Analyses will examine geophysical ecological and economic impacts physical and institutional lags alternative scenarios with and without policy intervention institutional change political economic barriers to effective policy and prescriptions for change. Perspectives will include those from physical and biological sciences as well as economics