Titlebook: Understanding the Earth System; Compartments, Proces Eckart Ehlers,Thomas Krafft Book 2001 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2001 Climate C

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Earth System Analysis and Managementrence with the atmosphere demonstrates that . management, at least, driven by the opportunistic interests of zillions of individual actors unaware of the long-term consequences, is feasible at a planetary scale. On the other hand, we can change our ways for the better even without perfect (predictiv

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The Earth System: A Physiological Perspective major turning point in how we have regarded our home planet ever since. Seen from the Moon, several aspects of the Earth, each of which was known in an intellectual way previously, became strongly imprinted on our consciousnesses. Viewing Earth from the Moon strongly reinforced the idea that our pl

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Global Alteration of Riverine Geochemistry under Human Pressurestrialisation, irrigation and damming which have generally appeared in this order. The continental aquatic systems (CAS) are now affected by hypoxia, eutrophication, sali-nisation, and contamination by nitrate, metals and persistent organic pollutants. The historical development of these impacts is

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Understanding Climate Variability: A Pre-requisite for Predictions and Climate Change Detectionfour major Global Change Research Programmes was asked to speak at the conference on “The Disciplinary Way”. Maybe because without a high profile in disciplinary research all interdisciplinary and trans-disciplinary research loses its basis and becomes wishful thinking. The content of this contribut

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