Abstract
This report reviewed ` Trend survey on the elucidation of the global warming mechanism in the governments of major industrialized nations `, which has been conducted by EPDC (Electric Power Development Co.) in FY 1991 and is administered by NEDO. Are presented positive stances of the governments of major industrialized nations on their science and technology policies to carry out international tasks, such as global environmental issues, resources and energy problems, etc., or to strengthen their industrial competitive abilities. Also are described the energy policies of world nations, which reflect their global environmental policies and strategies. In taking approaches to global environmental issues of major nations, the U.S. administration spends by far the largest funds for survey and studies to elicidate the scientific mechanism of these problems, which is reflected in the U.S. policy of giving priority to the accumulation of scientific knowledge in dealing with problems of climate changes. Furthermore, a feasibility study on CO2 recovery, transportation and disposal technologies is introduced, which is currently planned by the IEA. 21 refs., 29 figs., 36 tabs.
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Trend survey on the elucidation of the global warming mechanism by the governments of major industrialized nations; Shuyokoku seifu no chikyu ondanka mechanism kaimei jigyonado no doko chosa.
Japan: N. p.,
1992.
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Trend survey on the elucidation of the global warming mechanism by the governments of major industrialized nations; Shuyokoku seifu no chikyu ondanka mechanism kaimei jigyonado no doko chosa.
Japan.
None.
1992.
"Trend survey on the elucidation of the global warming mechanism by the governments of major industrialized nations; Shuyokoku seifu no chikyu ondanka mechanism kaimei jigyonado no doko chosa."
Japan.
@misc{etde_10136200,
title = {Trend survey on the elucidation of the global warming mechanism by the governments of major industrialized nations; Shuyokoku seifu no chikyu ondanka mechanism kaimei jigyonado no doko chosa}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {This report reviewed ` Trend survey on the elucidation of the global warming mechanism in the governments of major industrialized nations `, which has been conducted by EPDC (Electric Power Development Co.) in FY 1991 and is administered by NEDO. Are presented positive stances of the governments of major industrialized nations on their science and technology policies to carry out international tasks, such as global environmental issues, resources and energy problems, etc., or to strengthen their industrial competitive abilities. Also are described the energy policies of world nations, which reflect their global environmental policies and strategies. In taking approaches to global environmental issues of major nations, the U.S. administration spends by far the largest funds for survey and studies to elicidate the scientific mechanism of these problems, which is reflected in the U.S. policy of giving priority to the accumulation of scientific knowledge in dealing with problems of climate changes. Furthermore, a feasibility study on CO2 recovery, transportation and disposal technologies is introduced, which is currently planned by the IEA. 21 refs., 29 figs., 36 tabs.}
place = {Japan}
year = {1992}
month = {Mar}
}
title = {Trend survey on the elucidation of the global warming mechanism by the governments of major industrialized nations; Shuyokoku seifu no chikyu ondanka mechanism kaimei jigyonado no doko chosa}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {This report reviewed ` Trend survey on the elucidation of the global warming mechanism in the governments of major industrialized nations `, which has been conducted by EPDC (Electric Power Development Co.) in FY 1991 and is administered by NEDO. Are presented positive stances of the governments of major industrialized nations on their science and technology policies to carry out international tasks, such as global environmental issues, resources and energy problems, etc., or to strengthen their industrial competitive abilities. Also are described the energy policies of world nations, which reflect their global environmental policies and strategies. In taking approaches to global environmental issues of major nations, the U.S. administration spends by far the largest funds for survey and studies to elicidate the scientific mechanism of these problems, which is reflected in the U.S. policy of giving priority to the accumulation of scientific knowledge in dealing with problems of climate changes. Furthermore, a feasibility study on CO2 recovery, transportation and disposal technologies is introduced, which is currently planned by the IEA. 21 refs., 29 figs., 36 tabs.}
place = {Japan}
year = {1992}
month = {Mar}
}