Titlebook: Changing Climates, Earth Systems and Society; John Dodson Book 2010 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010 Atmospheric chemistry.Storm.

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John DodsonState-of-the-art analysis of climate change impacts on societal relevant themes.Expert authorities discuss relationship of climate with each theme.Valuable reference for policy and decision makers

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Setting the Scene: How Do We Get to a Fitting Future?,here is abundant evidence that climates have changed significantly in the past and that these were driven by a great complex of natural and usually interlinked processes with strong feedback mechanisms. It is a complex science. There is now clear evidence that human impact on land cover and environm

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Impacts of Climate Change on Terrestrial Ecosystems and Adaptation Measures for Natural Resource Ma. Field observations from around the world have detected significant changes in terrestrial ecosystems and attributed them to climate change rather than other factors. Climate change has shifted the ranges of plants, animals, and biomes, altered the timing of life events such as plant flowering and

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Fire in the Earth System,rvations of how fire regimes change on seasonal to millennial timescales are providing an improved understanding of the hierarchy of controls on fire regimes. Climate is the principal control on fire regimes, although human activities have had an increasing influence on the distribution and incidenc

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Vanishing Polar Ice Sheets,linked to increasing greenhouse gas concentrations due to human activities. Arctic warming is leading to thinning and disappearance of sea ice on the Arctic Ocean and the increased melting of the Greenland ice sheet. In the last decade the Antarctic ice sheet has also begun to respond. Shrinking ice

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Climate and Peatlands,g possibilities of peat sediments. In addition, peatlands are an important sink as well as potential source of greenhouse gases. The first part of this chapter discusses a range of well-established and novel proxies studied in peat cores (peat humification, macrofossils, testate amoebae, stomatal re