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USA AND THE CHALLENGE OF GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE
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USA AND THE CHALLENGE OF GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE
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Igor' Makarov 
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Issue 4 (508)
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101-117
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The particularities of American political system impede the progress of U.S. climate change regime at the federal level. The only possible way to create the comprehensive system of climate change regulation in the USA is through the bottom-to-up scheme proceeding from diverse green initiatives at the level of firms, communities and states.
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01.04.2012
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