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What Global Recession?

What Global Recession?. This small rise is significant. Methane Emissions Growing. Why Energy Policy Matters. Electricity growth. 1950-2000: Electricity growth scales as (Pop Growth) 3.5. Latest Extended Recession: slight reduction (about 2% from peak).

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What Global Recession?

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  1. What Global Recession?

  2. This small rise is significant

  3. Methane Emissions Growing

  4. Why Energy Policy Matters

  5. Electricity growth 1950-2000: Electricity growth scales as (Pop Growth)3.5

  6. Latest Extended Recession: slight reduction (about 2% from peak) Transportation and Electricity Production are equal in GHG

  7. US Reduction in GHG emission • As a result of economic conditions 2009 saw the largest reduction ever (7%)

  8. But the US is No longer The World

  9. Credibility of Chinese Data is Poor • But a recent good scientific study supports China’s leadership in global carbon emission • Official China data has recently been revised upwards

  10. The Chinese Sledgehammer

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