Titlebook: Vulnerability and Adaptation to Climate Change; Interim Results from Joel B. Smith,Saleemul Huq,Sekou Toure Book 1996 Springer Science+Busi

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I. Trofimova,S. Koublanov,E. Shmurak,I. Buksha,V. Meshkova,A. Sidorov,A. Shereshevsky,L. Dmitrenko,L

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Nestor Teves,Gustavo Laos,Carmen San Roman,Sulma Carrasco,Luis Clemente

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Regional Summary,imate change and are presented in a manner that will facilitate comparisons among countries in a region or between various regions. While it may be possible to identify general positive or negative trends within a region, the results are in almost all cases preliminary, caution should be used in com

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Vulnerability and Adaptation Assessments for the Gambia, their fish spawning areas, and approximately US$217 million worth of land Implementation of adaptation strategies and policies to both protect the coastline and discourage development on the coast could alleviate much of the damage. An economic analysis of crop production has not yet been performed

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Vulnerability and Adaptation Assessments for Mongolia,×CO. climate change scenarios. According to these scenarios, the steppe zone’s characteristics will undergo significant change and the zone’s boundaries will be shifted. The water resources assessment showed that basin runoff is much more sensitive to temperature and precipitation for the rivers in

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Vulnerability and Adaptation Assessments for the Czech Republic,s (e.g., prevalence of Norway spruce monoculture) in this sector that would be exacerbated. The main adaptation mechanisms proposed are increased species diversity and sustainable forest management. The impact on water resources was estimated by modeling four catchments. The result under most of the

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Vulnerability and Adaptation Assessments for Estonia,te that between 7,000 and 5,000 years ago (Holocene “climatic optimum’) the temperatures in Estonia were similar to predicted future temperatures. Thus we can compare the state of ecosystems in the past with those predicted for future global climate change.

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Vulnerability and Adaptation Assessments for Poland, are taken as a reference date (coupled with delays in decision making and inflation of prices). Poland is also currently developing a water resources assessment for the catchment areas of the Warta and Prosna rivers. The preliminary results of this assessment are inconclusive.