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Choc pétrolier et changement climatique (Sharp increase in petrol prices and climate change)

Marc Vielle, Laurent Viguier
2006
Journal Articles

Abstract

Le renchérissement actuel du prix des énergies peut être perçu comme une bonne nouvelle pour le changement climatique en permettant de réduire nos consommations d'énergie et ainsi nos émissions de CO[2]. Cette étude utilise le modèle GEMINI-E3 pour analyser l'impact d'un choc pétrolier sur l'économie mondiale et sur le changement climatique. Les effets du choc pétrolier sont comparés à ceux de politiques de réduction des gaz à effet de serre.

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