Human drivers of national greenhouse-gas emissions

Eugene A. Rosa () and Thomas Dietz
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Eugene A. Rosa: Washington State University
Thomas Dietz: Environmental Science and Policy Program, Animal Studies, Michigan State University

Nature Climate Change, 2012, vol. 2, issue 8, 581-586

Abstract: Human stress on the environment has long been debated and different views about the human drivers of greenhouse-gas emissions have emerged. Now research synthesizes the debate by looking at empirical evidence and offers new insights on the role of human population, affluence, urbanization, trade, culture and institutions on greenhouse-gas emissions trends.

Date: 2012
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