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We propose a stylized model of intergenerational decision making on SRM research, greenhouse-gas abatement and SRM deployment, under uncertainties about (a) the extent of future climate damage and (b) effectiveness and potential harmful side-effects of SRM.

In fact, estimates of future damages are also crucial.

The planned payments far exceed the extent of likely future damages because they overstate the potential for future losses, the company insists in a strongly worded 24-page document that was posted on the fund's Web site Thursday morning.

Instead, future tax brackets and rates should be contingent on the extent of future inequality.

And it said that "national policy decisions made now and in the longer-term future will influence the extent of any damage suffered by vulnerable human populations and ecosystems later in this century".

Doctors informed him of the extent of tissue damage, causing Liddell anxiety about his future.

As the waters receded temporarily on Friday flood victims in Berkshire dared to contemplate the extent of the damage and the prospect of living out of suitcases for months and a future of repeated inundations.

OIL PRICES -- As the extent of the damage to offshore platforms became apparent, oil prices soared above $70 a barrel and gasoline futures jumped by 20percentt amid concern that it would take months to restore production.

Metrics of interest were damage modes, extent of damage, and pressure pulse attenuation relative to steel.

The extent of the damage is disputed.

You have no idea of the extent of the damage.