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65 Based on Summary for Policymakers. In Watson,Climate Change 1995:
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66 See Mullins, F. 2003. Emissions trading schemes: are they a licence to
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67 http://www.cabinet-office.gov.uk/innovation/2002/energy/report/index.htm.
68 By reacting natural gas (methane CH 4 ) with steam through the reaction
2H 2 O+CH 4 =CO 2 +4H 2.
69 For more details of this technology see Ogden and Nitsch, ‘Solar Hydrogen’
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70 McCraken, G., Stott, P.Fusion, the Energy of the Universe. New York:
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71 http://www.rcep.org.uk.
72 http://www.cabinet-office.gov.uk/innovation/2002/energy/report/index.htm.
73 http://www.dti.gov.uk/energy/whitepaper/index.shtml.
74 FromEnergy for Tomorrow’s World: the Realities, the Real Options and
the Agenda for Achievement. WEC Commission Report. New York: World
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