'Climate change' diaporamas de présentation

Education and Actions for a Sustainable World

Education and Actions for a Sustainable World . Debra Rowe President. dgrowe@oaklandcc.edu Professor Renewable Energies Technologies and Psychology www.ceret.us U.S. Designee World Federation of Colleges and Polytechnics Sustainability Group www.wfcp.org Co-coordinator

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Origin and Evolution of Life on Earth (Week 5)

Origin and Evolution of Life on Earth (Week 5). Searching for the origin Functional beginnings of life Focus on enzymes (lab) From chemistry to biology at the molecular level Prokaryotes and oxygen Eukaryotes and explosion of diversity Mass extinctions, asteroids and climate change

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Wolfram Schrimpf Climate Change &amp; Environmental Risks Unit Research Directorate General

EC Research in the field of climate change 2nd EIONET workshop on climate change vulnerability impacts and adaptation EEA, Copenhagen, 9-10 October 2008. Wolfram Schrimpf Climate Change &amp; Environmental Risks Unit Research Directorate General European Commission wolfram.schrimpf@ec.europa.eu.

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Dr. Popi KONIDARI Head of Climate Change Unit of KEPA

Using the AMS method to evaluate the policy framework for potential CDM projects in the BSEC countries. Dr. Popi KONIDARI Head of Climate Change Unit of KEPA. Structure. Introduction Review of policy framework in BSEC countries for potential Clean Development Mechanism projects

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DMI Modeling Systems And Plans For CEEH Activities

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Group 4: WEFCOM &amp; KKFCOM Location: Roberto

1. Dr. Sompad Srikosamatara 2. Dr. Chution Savini 3. Ms. Kumiko Nakazono 4. Dr. Robert Steinmetz 5. Mr. Udom Likhitwonnawut 6. Mr. Vichien Kerdsuk 7. Mr.Yongyut Trisurat 8. Ms. Somying Soontornwong 9. Mr. Tanachai Erawan 10. Ms. Kantinan Peawsa 11. Dr. Rungnapar Pattanavibool.

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Climates at (Very) Small Scales

Climates at (Very) Small Scales ENVS 110 10-15-2008 Influences on micro climate Proximity to ground Vegetation cover (e.g. grass, forest, shading) Proximity to water Vegetation height (e.g., surface roughness ? wind speed) Local climates Forest climates

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Statements on Global Climate Change From Respected Scientific Institutions

Statements on Global Climate Change From Respected Scientific Institutions Crispin H. Pierce, Ph.D. February 2006 Preface The role of health scientists is to provide objective information (risk assessment) upon which public health decisions (risk management) can be made.

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Improving Health and Quality of Life with Clean Cooking Technologies and Fuels Brenda Doroski U.S. Environmental Protect

Improving Health and Quality of Life with Clean Cooking Technologies and Fuels Brenda Doroski U.S. Environmental Protection Agency September 28, 2010. Responding to a Global Challenge. Almost 3 billion people burn solid fuels indoors for home cooking and heating.

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The U.S. Climate Change Science Program

The U.S. Climate Change Science Program. Peter Schultz, Ph.D. Director Climate Change Science Program Office. Climate Change Science Program.

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REGIONS 2020 REGIONAL VULNERABILITY TO GLOBAL CHALLENGES

REGIONS 2020 REGIONAL VULNERABILITY TO GLOBAL CHALLENGES. Key Messages. For first time the Commission has prepared a prospective analysis to explore regional impacts of four major challenges in 2020.

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Programme priorities for Latin America and the Caribbean

8th Replenishment. Programme priorities for Latin America and the Caribbean. Josefina Stubbs Director of Latin America and the Caribbean, PMD 22-23 April 2008. The regional challenges and opportunities.

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Cars and lorries make carbon dioxide which is causing climate change.

Cars and lorries make carbon dioxide which is causing climate change. How do they make the carbon dioxide? How do cars make carbon dioxide? Cars, lorries and buses need fuel to make them work. They usually need petrol or diesel. They fill up at petrol stations.

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Accessible through globalcarbonproject

Accessible through http://www.globalcarbonproject.org. Global Carbon Budget (2000-2005) (PgC y -1 ). Global Carbon Project 2006. Managing the Carbon-Climate-Human System (C-C-H). Global Carbon Project 2006. Historic and Current Carbon Emissions. Global Carbon Project 2006.

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Phase I Educational Partnership: Climate Change, Engineered Systems and Society

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Third African Drought Adaptation Forum group work Day 1

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