Driving climate change cutting carbon from transportation /
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction and overview / Dan Sperling and James S. Cannon
- Peaking of world oil production and its mitigation / Robert L. Hirsch, Roger Bezdek and Robert Wendling
- Toward a policy agenda for climate change : changing technologies and fuels and the changing value of energy / Duncan Eggar
- Coordinated policy measures for reducing the fuel use of the U.S. light duty vehicle fleet / Anup P. Bandivadekar and John B. Heywood
- Carbon burdens from new car sales in the United States / John DeCicco, Freda Fung and Feng An
- Reducing vehicle emissions through cap-and-trade schemes / John German
- North American feebate analysis model / Alexandre Dumas, David L. Greene and André Bourbeau
- Reducing growth in vehicle miles traveled : can we really pull it off? / Gary Toth
- International comparison of policies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from namsenger vehicles / Feng An
- Reducing transport-related greenhouse gas emissions in developing countries : the role of the global environmental facility / Walter Hook
- What multilateral banks (and other donors) can do to reduce greenhouse gas emissions : a case study of Latin America and the Caribbean / Deborah Bleviss
- From public understanding to public policy : public views on energy, technology and climate science in the United States / David M. Reiner
- Narrative self-identity and societal goals : automotive fuel economy and global warming policy / Kenneth S. Kurani, Thomas S. Turrentine and Reid R. Heffner
- Lost in option space : risk partitioning to guide climate and energy policy / David L. Bodde
- Toward a transportation policy agenda for climate change / David Burwell and Daniel Sperling.