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Title:
Climate Change Vulnerability and Adaptation
Series Title:
Basins and Coasts News
Creator:
James Tobey
Publisher:
USAID from the American People
Publication Date:
2008
Language:
English
Subjects
Subjects / Keywords:
Climate Change
Freshwater
Coastal Management
Notes
Scope and Content:
Welcome to the fourth issue of Basins and Coasts, which focuses on the theme of climate change vulnerability and adaptation in coastal and freshwater systems. This is a timely theme. Just this month over 10,000 representatives and 2,000 press from more than 180 countries gathered in Bali, Indonesia to debate the future of the Earth’s climate, under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. The world’s attention is focused on climate change as never before. Al Gore and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) have been jointly awarded a Nobel Prize for their work to raise public awareness of global warming. Also, in the past year, the IPCC released a new global consensus statement called Climate Change 2007. This consensus establishes without doubt that global warming is being caused by humans, and that its magnitude and impacts are greater than we thought just a few years ago. The freshwater and coastal sectors are among the most vulnerable to climate change and this Issue of Basins and Coasts provides experts’ insights into impacts, vulnerability, and adaptation of coastal and freshwater systems.
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Florida International University
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