Climate change : the IPCC response strategies.

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TextPublication details: Washington, D.C. : Island Press, 1991Description: lxii, 272 p. : illISBN:

1559631023 (pbk)
1559631031 (cloth)

Subject: Topics covered include: possible scenarios for future global emissions of greenhouse gases; response strategies to limit net greenhouse gas emissions from energy and industry; agriculture, forestry, and other human activities; response strategies to adapt to the potential impacts of climate change on coastal zones, resource use and management; implementation mechanisms in the areas of public education and information, economic measures, technology development and transfer, financial measures, legal and institutional measures

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Topics covered include: possible scenarios for future global emissions of greenhouse gases; response strategies to limit net greenhouse gas emissions from energy and industry; agriculture, forestry, and other human activities; response strategies to adapt to the potential impacts of climate change on coastal zones, resource use and management; implementation mechanisms in the areas of public education and information, economic measures, technology development and transfer, financial measures, legal and institutional measures

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