Confronting climate change : a strategy for U.S. foreign policy : report of an independent task force.

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TextSeries: Independent task force report ; no. 61Publication details: New York : Council on Foreign Relations, c2008.Description: xv, 122 p. : ill. ; 23 cmISBN:

9780876094129 (pbk.)
0876094124 (pbk.)

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363.738/74526

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QC 981.8 C748 2008

Incomplete contents:

Executive summary -- Introduction -- History and state of U.S. climate policy -- Domestic policy -- Achieving leverage on global emissions -- Adaptation and other measures beyond mitigation -- A UN deal -- A partnership for climate cooperation -- Leadership -- Additional or dissenting views

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"George E. Pataki and Thomas J. Vilsack, chairs ; Michael A. Levi, project director ; David G. Victor, senior adviser"--Cover.

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