On the recordJuly 15, 2015
So how do you do the indirect benefits as well as indirect costs when you deal with something like the social cost of carbon?
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congress.govSo how do you do the indirect benefits as well as indirect costs when you deal with something like the social cost of carbon?
Lankford questions how indirect benefits and costs are calculated in relation to the social cost of carbon.
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