Adams, J.A.S., Mantovani, M.S.M. and Lundell, L.L.1977: Wood versus fossil fuel as a source of excess carbon dioxide in the atmosphere: a preliminary report. Science196, 54-6.
2.
Augustsson, T. and Ramanathan, V.1977: A radiative-convective model study of the CO 2 climate problem. Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences34, 448-51.
3.
Bach, W.1976a: Global air pollution and climatic change. Reviews of Geophysics and Space Physics14, 429-74.
4.
1976b: Changes in the composition of the atmosphere and their impact upon climatic variability—an overview. Bonner Meteorologische Abhandlungen24, Bonn: Ferd. Dümmlers Verlag. (51pp.)
5.
1978a: Das CO2-Problem: Lösungsmöglichkeiten durch technische Gegensteuerung ? Umschau78, 117-18.
6.
1978 b: The potential consequences of increasing CO2 levels in the atmosphere. In Williams, J. , editor, Carbon dioxide, climate and society, London : Pergamon Press, 141-67.
7.
1979 : Waste heat and climatic change. In Theodore, L., Buonicore, A. J. and Rolinski, J., editors, Energy and the environment: interactions, volume I, West Palm Beach, Florida: CRC Press Inc., in press.
8.
Bach, W. and Schwanhäusser, G.1978: Can the right energy mix prevent climatic change? In Proceedings of the Conference on climate and energy: climatological aspects and industrial operations , Boston: American Meteorological Society, 140-45.
9.
Bach, W., Pankrath, J. and Kellogg, W. W., editors, 1979 : Man's impact on climate. Amsterdam: Elsevier Scientific Publishing Company. (327 pp.)
10.
Baes, C.F. Jr, Goeller, H.E., Olson, J.S. and Rotty, R.M.1976: The global carbon dioxide problem, ORNL-5194, Oak Ridge National Laboratory. (77 pp.)
11.
1977: The global carbon dioxide problem. American Scientist65, 310-20.
12.
Baumgartner, A. and Reichel, E.1975: The world water balance. München : R. OldenburgVerlag. (179 pp.)
13.
Beltzner, K., editor, 1976: Living with climatic change. Proceedings of the Toronto Conference Workshop, Ottawa: Science Council of Canada. (105 pp.)
14.
Bolin, B.1977: Changes of land biota and their importance for the carbon cycle. Science196, 613-15.
15.
Broecker, W.S., Takahashi, T., Simpson, H.J. and Peng, T.H.1977: The fate of fossil fuel CO2: can the global carbon budget be balanced? Report of a Workshop , WMO-no. 474, 37-41, Geneva: World Meteorological Organization.
16.
Bryson, R.A. and Baerreis, D.A.1967: Possibilities of major climatic modifications and their implications: northwest India, a case study. Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society48, 136-42.
17.
Bryson, R.A. and Dittberner, G.J.1976: A non-equilibrium model of hemispheric mean surface temperature. Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences33, 2094-2106.
18.
Budyko, M.I.1969: The effect of solar radiation variations on the climate of the earth. Tellus21, 611-19.
19.
1977: On present-day climatic changes. Tellus29, 193-204.
20.
Campbell, W.J. and Martin, S.1973: Oil and ice in the Arctic Ocean: possible large-scale interactions. Science181, 56-8.
21.
Charney, J., Stone, P.H. and Quirk, W.J.1975: Drought in the Sahara: a biogeophysical feedback mechanism . Science187, 434-5.
22.
Chervin, R.M., Washington, W.M. and Schneider, S.H.1976: Testing the statistical significance of the response of the NCAR general circulation model to North Pacific Ocean surface temperature anomalies. Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences33, 413-23.
23.
Dearborn, D.S.P. and Newman, M.J.1978: Efficiency of convection and time variation of the solar constant. Science201, 150-I.
24.
Dwyer, H.A. and Petersen, T.1973: Time-dependent global energy modeling. Journal of Applied Meteorology12, 36-42.
25.
Egger, J.1977: The impact of waste heat on the general circulation: experiments with a three-dimensional statistical-dynamical model. Meteorologisches Institut der Universität München, unpublished manuscript.
26.
Elliott, W.P. and Machta, L.1978: An initial draft of a comprehensive plan for carbon dioxide research. Draft paper.
27.
Flohn, H.1974: Das Wasser als Grundlage unserer Ernährung: Wasserhaushalt und Wasserverbrauch. Ernährungs-Umschau21, 9-13.
28.
1975: Anthropogene Eingriffe in die Landschaft und Klimaänderungen . Beiheft zur Geographischen Zeitschrift, 137-49.
29.
1977 : Man-induced input of latent and sensible heat and possible climatic variation. In Stumm, W., editor, Proceedings of the Dahlem Workshop on Global Chemical Cycles and their Alterations by Man, Berlin: Abakon Verlagsgesellschaft.
30.
Glazier, J., Monteith, J.L. and Unsworth, M.H.1976: Effects of aerosols on the local heat budget of the lower atmosphere. Quarterly Journal of theRoyal Meteorological Society102, 95-102.
31.
Grassl, H.1979: Possible changes of planetary albedo due to aerosol particles . In Bach, W., Pankrath, J. and Kellogg, W. W., editors, 229-41.
32.
Häfele, W.1974: A systems approach to energy. American Scientist62, 438-47. 1976: Possible impacts of waste heat on global climate patterns. In Häfele et al., editors, Second status report on the IIASA project on energy systems1975, 134-48. Laxenburg : International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis .
33.
Hampicke, U.1977: Das CO2-Risiko. Umschau18, 599-606.
34.
1979 : Man's impact on the earth's vegetation cover and its effects on carbon cycle and climate In Bach, W., Pankrath, J. and Kellogg, W. W., editors, 139-59.
35.
Hoffert, M.J., Wey, Y.C., Callegari, A.J. and Broeker, W.S.1978: Atmospheric response to deep sea injections of fossil fuel carbon dioxide. New York: Report of the NYU/DAS78-06.
36.
Hummel, J.R. and Reck, R.A.1977: Development of a global surface albedo model. Paper presented at the Meteorology Section, American Geophysical Union, San Francisco, California .
37.
Interdepartmental Committee for Atmospheric Sciences1977: A United States Climate Program Plan. Rockville, MD: Department of Commerce— NOAA.
38.
Joint Organizing Committee for GARP1975: The physical basis of climate and climate modelling. Geneva : World Meteorological Organization, GARP Publication Series no. 16.(265 pp.)
39.
Keeling, C.D., Bacastow, R.B., Bainbridge, A.E., Ekdahl, C.A. Jr., Guenther, P.R. and Waterman, L.S.1976: Atmospheric carbon dioxide variations at Mauna Loa Observatory . Tellus28, 538-51.
40.
Kellogg, W.W.1977a: Emissions and the climate. In Koenig, C., editor, Energie und Umwelt, Essen, Germany: Vulkan Verlag, 117-23.
41.
1977b: Effects of human activities on global climate. World Meteorological Organization Bulletin part I (October), 229-40.
42.
1978a: Effects of human activities on global climate. World Meteorological Organization Bulletin part II (January), 3-10.
43.
1978 b: Global influences of mankind on the climate. In Gribbin, J., editor, Climatic change, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 205-27.
44.
Knox, J.B. and MacCracken, M.C.1976: Concerning possible effects of air pollution on climate. Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society57, 988-91.
45.
Kohlmaier, G.H., Fischbach, U., Kratz, G., Siré, E.O., Hirschberger, J. and Schunck, W.1979: Modelling man's impact on the subsystem atmosphere-biosphere of the global carbon cycle. In Bach, W., Pankrath, J. and Kellogg, W. W., editors, 161-79.
46.
Kutzbach, J.E.1974: Possible impact of man's energy generation on climate . Paper prepared for the International Conference on the Physical Basis of Climate and Climate Modelling, Stockholm.
47.
Landsberg, H.E.1976: The definition and determination of climatic changes, fluctuations and outlooks. In Kopec, R. J. , editor, Atmospheric quality and climatic change. Studies in Geography no. 9 ( Chapel Hill), 52-64.
48.
Llewellyn, R.A. and Washington, W.M.1977: Regional and global aspects . In Energy and climate, Washington DC : National Academy of Sciences, 106-18.
Machta, L. and Telegadas, K.1974: Inadvertent large-scale weather modification. In Hess, W. N., editor, Weather and climate modification, New York: John Wiley, 687-725.
51.
Manabe, S.1971: Estimates of future change of climate due to the increase of carbon dioxide concentration in the air. In Matthews, W. H., Kellogg, W. W. and Robinson, G. D., editors, Man's impact on the climate, Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press, 249-64.
52.
Manabe, S. and Wetherald, R.T.1967: Thermal equilibrium of the atmosphere with a given distribution of relative humidity. Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences24, 241-59.
53.
1975: The effects of doubling the CO2 concentration on the climate of a general circulation model. Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences32, 3-15.
54.
Mason, B.J.1976: Towards the understanding and prediction of climatic variations . Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society102, 473-98.
55.
Mitchell, J.M. Jr 1975: A reassessment of atmospheric pollution as a cause of long-term changes of global temperature. In Singer, S. F., editor, The changing global environment, Boston: Reidel Publishing Company, 149-73.
56.
Momiyama-Sakamoto, M., Takeuchi, J. and Katayama, K.1975: Signs seen in Japan of deseasonality in human mortality. Meteorology andGeophysics26, 30-3.
57.
Murphy, A.H., Gilchrist, A., Häfele, W., Krömer, G. and Williams, J.1976: The impact of waste heat release on simulated global climate . Laxenburg: International Institutefor Applied Systems Analysis Research Memorandum, RM-76-79. (27 pp.)
58.
National Academy of Sciences1975: Understanding climatic change. Washington DC.
59.
Niehaus, F.1976: A non-linear eight level tandem model to calculate the future CO2 and C-I4-burden to the atmosphere. Laxenburg: International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis Research Memorandum; RM-76-35. (50 pp.)
60.
1979 : Carbon dioxide as a constraint for global energy scenarios . In Bach, W., Pankrath J. and Kellogg, W. W., editors, 161-79.
61.
Oeschger, H., Siegenthaler, U., Schotterer, U. and Gugelmann, A.1975: A box diffusion model to study the CO2 exchange in nature. Tellus27, 168-92.
62.
Paltridge, G.W.1974: Global cloud cover and earth surface temperature . Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences3I, 1571-6.
63.
Penner, S.S.1976: Monitoring the global climatic impact of direct heat addition associated with escalating energy use. EnergyI, 407-12.
64.
Penner, S.S. and Icerman, L.1974: Demands, resources, impact, technology, and policy I. Reading: Addison-Wesley.
65.
Pollack, J.B., Toon, O.B., Sagan, C., Summers, A., Baldwin, B. and Van Camp, W.1976: Volcanic explosions and climatic change: a theoretical assessment. Journal of Geophysical Research8, 1071-83.
66.
Ramanathan, V.1974: A simplified stratospheric radiative transfer model . Preprint Second International Conference on the Environmental Impact of Aerospace Operations in the High Atmosphere, San Diego: American Meteorological Society , 147-54.
67.
1975: Greenhouse effect due to chlorofluorocarbons: climatic implications. Science190, 50-2.
68.
Ramanathan, V. and Coakley, J.A. Jr 1978: Climate modelling through radiative-convective models. Reviews of Geophysics and Space Physics (in press).
69.
Raschke, E., Von der Haar, R.H., Pasternak, M. and Bandeen, W.R.1973: The radiation balance of the earth-atmosphere system from Nimbus 3 radiation measurements. NASA Technical Note, NASA TN D-7249. (73 pp.)
70.
Rasool, S.I. and Schneider, S.H.1971: Atmospheric carbon dioxide and aerosols: effects of large increases on global climate. Science173, 138-41.
71.
Reck, R.A.1974: Aerosols in the atmosphere: calculation of the critical absorption/backscatter ratio. Science186, 1034-5.
72.
1978 : Global temperature changes: relative importance of different parameters as calculated with a radiative-convective model. Warren, Michigan: General Motors Research Laboratories , Research Publication GMR-2623.
73.
Robock, A.1978: Internally and externally caused climate change. Journal of the AtmosphericSciences35, IIII-22.
74.
Roether, W.1979: Use of oceanic tracers to determine the uptake of excess CO2 into the ocean. In Bach, W. , Pankrath, J. and Kellogg, W. W., editors, 109-14.
75.
Rotty, R.M.1975: Energy and climate. Oak Ridge : Institute for Energy Analysis, IEA Research Memorandum, IEA(M)-76-4. (36 pp.)
76.
1976 : Global energy demand and related climate change. Oak Ridge: Institute for Energy Analysis , IEA Research Memorandum, IEA(M)-76-5. (19 pp.)
77.
1977 a: Global carbon dioxide production from fossil fuel and cement, AD 1950-AD 2000. In Andersen, N. R. and Malahoff, A., editors, The fate offossil fuel CO2 in the Oceans, New York: Plenum Publishing Company, 167-81.
78.
1977 b: Uncertainties associated with future atmospheric CO 2 levels. Oak Ridge: Institute for Energy Analysis, ORAU/IEA(O)-I6.
79.
1977 c: The atmospheric CO2 consequences of heavy dependence on coal. Oak Ridge: Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, ORAU/IEA(M)-77-27.
80.
Rotty, R.M. and Mitchell, J.M. Jr. 1976: Man's energy and the world's climate. AIChE Symposium Series Volume on Air Pollution and Clean Energy (in press).
81.
Rotty, R.M. and Weinberg, A.M.1976: How long is coal's future? Oak Ridge : Institute for Applied Systems Analysis , IEA Research Memorandum, IEA(M)-76-I. (24 pp.)
82.
Sawyer, J.S.1961: Notes on the response of the general circulation to changes in the solar constant. Proceedings of the Rome Symposium on Changes of Climate, Paris: UNESCO.
83.
1974 : Can man's waste heat affect the regional climate? Paper presented at the IAMAP Symposium in Melbourne.
84.
SCEP Report 1970: Man's impact on the global environment. Report of the Study of Critical Environmental Problems, Cambridge, Massachusetts : MIT Press.
85.
Schneider, S.H.1975: On the carbon dioxide-climate confusion. Journal of the AtmosphericSciences32, 2060-6.
86.
Schneider, S.H. and Dennett, R.D.1975: Climatic barriers to long-term energy growth. Ambio4, 65-74.
87.
Schneider, S.H. and Mass, C.1975: Volcanic dust, sunspots, and temperature trends . Science190, 741-6.
88.
Sellers, W.D.1973: A new global climatic model. Journal of Applied Meteorology12, 241-54.
89.
1974: A reassessment of the effect of CO2 variations on a simple global climatic model. Journal of Applied Meteorology13, 831-3.
90.
1977: Water circulation on the global scale: natural factors and manipulation by man. Ambio6, 10-12.
91.
Siegenthaler, U. and Oeschger, H.1978: Predicting future atmospheric carbon dioxide levels . Science199, 388-95.
92.
Slade, D.H.1977: Plan for the carbon dioxide effects research and assessment program. Washington DC: Office of Carbon Dioxide Effects Research and Assessment.
93.
SMIC Report 1971: Inadvertent climate modification. Report of the Study of Man's Impact on Climate, Cambridge, Massachusetts : MIT Press.
Stumm, W., editor, 1977: Global chemical cycles and their alterations by man. Berlin: Dahlem Konferenzen.
96.
Temkin, R.L. and Snell, F.M.1976: An annual zonally averaged hemispherical climatic model with diffuse cloudiness feedback. Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences33, 1671-85.
97.
Wang, W.C., Yung, Y.L., Lacis, A.A., Mo, T. and Hansen, J.E.1976: Greenhouse effects due to man-made pertubations of trace gases. Science194, 685-90.
98.
Washington, W.W.1971: On the possible uses of global atmospheric models for the study of air and thermal pollution. In Matthews, W. H., Kellogg, W. W. and Robinson, G. D., editors, Man's impact on the climate, Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press, 265-76.
99.
1972: Numerical climatic-change experiments: the effects of man's production of thermal energy. Journal of Applied MeteorologyII, 768-72.
100.
Washington, W.W. and Chervin, R.M.1978: Regional climatic effects of large-scale thermal pollution: simulating studies with the NCAR General Circulation Model. Journal of Applied Meteorology (forthcoming).
101.
Weare, B.C. and Snell, F.M.1974: A diffuse thin cloud atmospheric structure as a feedback mechanism in global climatic modelling. Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences3I, 1725-34.
102.
Wetherald, R.T. and Manabe, S.1975: The effects of changing the solar constant on the climate of a general circulation model. Journal of the AtmosphericSciences32, 2049-59.
1979 : Modelling the impact of large-scale energy conversion systems on global climate. In Bach, W., Pankrath, J. and Kellogg, W. W., editors, 253-67.
105.
Williams, J., Krömer, G. and Gilchrist, A.1977a: Further studies of the impact of waste heat release on simulated global climate, part I, RM-77-I5, part 2, RM-77-34, Laxenburg, Austria: International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis.
106.
Williams, J., Krömer, G. and Weingart, J., editors, 1977b: Climate and solar energy conversion CP-77-9, Laxenburg , Austria: International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis. (156 pp.)
107.
Wong, C.S.1978: Atmospheric input of carbon dioxide from burning wood . Science200, 197-200.
108.
Woods, J.D.1978: Modelling oceanic transport in studies of climate response to pollution. In Bach, W., Pankrath, J. and Kellogg, W. W., editors, 99-107.
109.
Woodwell, G.M. and Houghton, R.A.1977: Biotic influences on the world carbon budget. In Stumm, W., editor, Global chemical cycles and their alterations by man, Berlin: Dahlem Konferenzen, 61-72.
110.
Woodwell, G.M., Whittaker, R.H., Reiners, W.A., Likens, G.E., Delwicke, C.C. and Botkin, D.B.1978: The biota and the world carbon budget. Science199, 141-6.
111.
World Meteorological Organization1977: Report of the scientific workshop on atmospheric carbon dioxide. Geneva, WMO-no. 474.
112.
Yamamoto, G. and Tanaka, M.1972: Increase of global albedo due to air pollution . Journal of Applied Meteorology29, 1405-12.
113.
Yung, Y.L., Wang, W.C. and Lacis, A.B.1976: Greenhouse effect due to atmospheric nitrous oxide . Geophysical Research Letters3, 619-21.
114.
Zimen, K.E., Offermann, P. and Hartmann, G.1977: Source functions of CO2 and future CO 2 burden in the atmosphere. Zeitschrift Naturforschung32a,1544-54.
115.
1979 : The carbon cycle, the missing sink, and future CO2 levels in the atmosphere. In Bach, W., Pankrath, J. and Kellogg, W. W., editors. 129-37.