Carbon Dioxide, Climate and Society. Proceedings of a IIASA Workshop cosponsored by WMO, UNEP, and SCOPE, February 21–24, 1978

Content: 
Inside Front Cover, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
PREFACE, Page v
INTRODUCTION, Pages 1-2, J. Williams
WELCOMING ADDRESS, Pages 5-9, R.E. Levien
OPENING ADDRESS ON BEHALF OF THE SECRETARY GENERAL OF WMO, Pages 11-13, R.D. Bojkov
STATEMENT ON BEHALF OF UNEP, Pages 15-16, C.C. Wallén
INTRODUCTORY REMARKS FROM SCOPE, Pages 17-19, T.F. Malone
A PERSPECTIVE ON ENERGY SYSTEMS AND CARBON DIOXIDE, Pages 21-34, W. Häfele
THE GLOBAL CARBON CYCLE, Pages 35-38, B. Bolin, E.T. Degens, S. Kempe, P. Ketner
MODELING THE GLOBAL CARBON CYCLE, Pages 41-43, B. Bolin
THE DYNAMICS OF THE CARBON CYCLE AS REVEALED BY ISOTOPE STUDIES, Pages 45-61, H. Oeschger, U. Siegenthaler
BIOTIC INTERACTIONS WITH ATMOSPHERIC CO2, Pages 63-67, G.M. Woodwell
PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF PAST CO2 INCREASE AS DERIVED FROM 13C MEASUREMENTS IN TREE RINGS, Pages 69-77, H.D. Freyer
MODEL RESPONSES OF THE ATMOSPHERIC CO2 LEVEL AND 13C/12C RATIO TO BIOGENIC CO2 INPUT, Pages 79-87, U. Siegenthaler, M. Heimann, H. Oeschger
SOURCE FUNCTIONS FOR CO2 IN THE ATMOSPHERE, Pages 89-95, K.-E. Zimen
MODELING CHARACTERISTICS OF TERRESTRIAL ORGANIC CARBON, Pages 97-102, A. Björkström
VEGETATION AND CO2 CHANGES, Pages 103-109, H. Lieth
A NONLINEAR INTERACTION MODEL BETWEEN LAND BIOTA AND THE ATMOSPHERE, Pages 111-119, G.H. Kohlmaier, U. Fischbach, G. Kratz, E.-O. Siré
MATHEMATICAL TREATMENT OF BOX MODELS FOR THE CO2-CYCLE OF THE EARTH, Pages 121-127, R. Avenhaus, S. Fenyi, H. Frick
INTRODUCTION TO THE CLIMATE/ENVIRONMENT ASPECTS OF CO2 (A PESSIMISTIC VIEW), Pages 131-139, J. Williams
THE POTENTIAL CONSEQUENCES OF INCREASING CO2 LEVELS IN THE ATMOSPHERE, Pages 141-167, W. Bach
CRYOSPHERIC RESPONSES TO A GLOBAL TEMPERATURE INCREASE, Pages 169-180, R.G. Barry
THE EFFECTS OF DOUBLING THE CO2 CONCENTRATION ON RADIATIVE-CONVECTIVE EQUILIBRIUM, Pages 181-191, P.R. Rowntree, J. Walker
GLOBAL TEMPERATURE CHANGES: RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF DIFFERENT PARAMETERS AS CALCULATED WITH A RADIATIVE-CONVECTIVE MODEL, Pages 193-200, R.A. Reck
FACTORS OF THE GREENHOUSE EFFECT OF THE ATMOSPHERE AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON CLIMATE, Pages 201-207, K.Ya. Kondratyev, A.M. Bunakova
DIFFUSION AND TRANSFER OF CLIMATICALLY RELEVANT GASES CLOSE TO THE EARTH'S SURFACE, Pages 209-215, G.D. Djolov
CLIMATIC LIMITS TO GROWTH: HOW SOON? HOW SERIOUS?, Pages 219-225, S.H. Schneider
ESTIMATES OF A COMBINED GREENHOUSE EFFECT AS BACKGROUND FOR A CLIMATE SCENARIO DURING GLOBAL WARMING, Pages 227-237, H. Flohn
THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT ENERGY STRATEGIES ON THE ATMOSPHERIC CO2 CONCENTRATION AND CLIMATE, Pages 239-248, J. Williams
SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION REQUIRED BY POLICYMAKERS AND REGULATING DECISIONMAKERS, Pages 249-251, H.L. Wiser
FOSSIL FUEL UTILIZATION POLICY ASSESSMENT AND CO2 INDUCED CLIMATIC CHANGE, Pages 253-261, J.A. Laurmann
THE ATMOSPHERIC CO2 CONSEQUENCES OF HEAVY DEPENDENCE ON COAL, Pages 263-273, R.M. Rotty
WILL HYPOTHESES ABOUT PROPERTIES OF CO2 AFFECT ENERGY CONCEPTIONS?, Pages 275-278, G. Zimmermeyer
STANDARD SETTING FOR CARBON DIOXIDE, Pages 279-282, E. Höpfinger
CARBON DIOXIDE DISPOSAL IN THE OCEAN, Pages 283-289, C. Mustacchi, P. Armenante, V. Cena
DEEP SEAS: CLIMATE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, Pages 291-299, R. Gibrat
WORKING GROUP I: THE CARBON CYCLE, Pages 303-305
WORKING GROUP II: THE IMPACT ON CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENT OF INCREASING ATMOSPHERIC CO2 CONCENTRATIONS, Pages 307-313
WORKING GROUP III: THE INTERACTION BETWEEN ENERGY STRATEGIES AND THE CO2 QUESTION, Pages 315-318
PARTICIPANTS AND AUTHORS OF CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS, Pages 321-332