3 edition of Marginal pollution analysis for long range forecasts found in the catalog.
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1975 by Center for Urban Development Research, Cornell University in Ithaca .
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Edition Notes
Statement | by Walter Isard, Frank J. Cesario, Thomas A. Reiner ; with major assistance from Adam Z. Rose. |
Series | Regional science dissertation & monograph series ;, no. 4 |
Contributions | Cesario, Frank J., joint author., Reiner, Thomas A. 1931- |
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LC Classifications | TD177 .I77 |
The Physical Object | |
Pagination | xx, 529 p. : |
Number of Pages | 529 |
ID Numbers | |
Open Library | OL4297568M |
LC Control Number | 78325904 |
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Marginal Pollution Analysis for Long-Range Forecasts, Regional Science Monograph No. 4, Center for Urban Development Research, Cornell University, (associate author with W. Isard and others). Books and Journal Issues Edited. pheric modelling framework for long-range transport of air poll utants as a basis for the integrated modelling of the marginal damage costs per unit of air pollution emissions.
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