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Last November the Chinese government passed a work plan to control greenhouse-gas emissions further.
ECONOMIST: Climate change
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But there are a number of bills hanging around Congress, at various stages of maturity, to control greenhouse-gas emissions.
ECONOMIST: Climate change
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By rejecting the Kyoto protocol, which would commit 38 industrial countries to control greenhouse emissions, Bush has discarded the convenient deceits.
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California, of course, has led the way toward cleaner vehicles, often adopting stricter laws than the federal government to control greenhouse gases and combat global warming.
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History suggests that such a perception is an invitation to aggression, making war more likely and adding further, albeit utterly unquantifiable costs to the potential bill associated with greenhouse gas emission control regimes.
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The continuing reluctance to engage to the greatest possible extent in flexible market-based ways of reducing emissions not only makes control of greenhouse gases vastly more expensive than it would otherwise be (a good thing, admittedly, in the view of many environmentalists).
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Methane digesters also control the odor of manure and the release of greenhouse gases.
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Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, defying opposition from business lobbies and some fellow Republicans, agreed with Democrats who control the California legislature to cap the state's greenhouse-gas emissions and reduce carbon-dioxide emissions by 25% by 2020.
ECONOMIST: Politics this week
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Another question mark: The U.S., which hasn't joined the Kyoto Protocol limiting greenhouse gases, is still trying to figure out how it wants to control carbon emissions.
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The approximate stand-still of global temperature during 1940-1975 is generally attributed to an approximate balance of aerosol cooling and greenhouse gas warming during a period of rapid growth of fossil fuel use with little control on particulate air pollution, but quantitative interpretation has been impossible because of the absence of adequate aerosol measurements.
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