Ottawa / New York / Kyoto / Copenhagen / London / /
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Wall Street Journal / Cambridge University Press / /
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North America / /
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United States / Canada / Australia / United Kingdom / US; Canada; Canada / Canada; Canada / US / /
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Environmental Issue / /
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University of Copenhagen / Greenhouse Gases / Greenhouse Gas Inventory / /
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greenhouse gas warming / transportation / eligible greenhouse-gas reductions / food prices / renewable energy / greenhouse-gas emissions reductions / greenhouse gas concentrations / Downstream electricity emissions / food insecurity increase / food / energy / food-producing regions / public infrastructure / electricity / planned greenhouse-gas regulations / human systems / mid-stream natural-gas local-distribution / greenhouse-gas emissions / decision-support tools / food production / waste management / overall food supply / improved communications / /
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Canadian federal government / Cambridge University / German Advisory Council on Global Change / US administration / Congress / Technology Fund / civil society / United Nations / University of Western Ontario London / European Union / University of Copenhagen / /
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Prentice / Solomon S Ed / Gordon A. McBean / /
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Economist / minister / Moving Forward / Minister of the Environment / /
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C / /
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Quebec / Saskatchewan / Q.C. / British Columbia / Manitoba / Nova Scotia / Ontario / /
Adapting to Climate Change: The Challenges and Opportunities in an Uncertain Policy Environment Gordon A. McBean The University of Western Ontario