Public lands fly under climate radar

Nathan Ratledge, Steven J. Davis and Laura Zachary
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Steven J. Davis: University of California Irvine
Laura Zachary: Apogee Economics and Policy

Nature Climate Change, 2019, vol. 9, issue 2, 92-93

Abstract: Global greenhouse gas emissions are set to rise again in 2018. New research from the United States Geological Survey casts light on emissions from fuels produced on federal lands and finds that they accounted for over 20% of US emissions in recent years.

Date: 2019
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