Demographic change and carbon dioxide emissions
Brian C. O’Neill(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Regina Fuchs(International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis), Kirk R. Smith(Aberdeen Royal Infirmary), Brantley Liddle(Victoria University), Michael Dalton(NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service Alaska Fisheries Science Center), Leiwen Jiang(Shanghai University), Shonali Pachauri(International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis)
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