Alan Carlin

Alan Carlin (born 1937), is an American economist specializing in cost-benefit analysis and the economics of global climate change control. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Environmentalism gone mad how a former Sierra Club activist and senior EPA analyst discovered a radical green energy fantasy

    Environmentalism gone mad how a former Sierra Club activist and senior EPA analyst discovered a radical green energy fantasy by Carlin, Alan

    Published 2015
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    Project versus program aid from the donor's viewpoint

    Project versus program aid from the donor's viewpoint by Carlin, Alan

    Published 1965
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    Environmental problems their causes, cures, and evolution, using Southern California smog as an example

    Environmental problems their causes, cures, and evolution, using Southern California smog as an example by Carlin, Alan, Kocher, G. E.

    Published 1971
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