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Climate change, economic growth and energy policy: A recommended U.S. strategy for the coming decades an editorial

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  1. Alan D. Hecht
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Alan D. Hecht Director of the National Climate Program Office, an Office created by Congress in 1978 to coordinate a U.S. program of climate research and services. The office is located in the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration within the Department of Commerce; Bo R. Döös Member of the Swedish Academy of Sciences, is a visiting UCAR scientist (University Corporation for Atmospheric Research) in the NCPO. Views expressed in this editorial are of the authors and do not reflect any official views of UCAR or NOAA, DOC, or other federal agencies within the NCP.

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Hecht, A.D., Döös, B.R. Climate change, economic growth and energy policy: A recommended U.S. strategy for the coming decades an editorial. Climatic Change 13, 1–3 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00140158

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