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O. P. Dwivedi,Renu Khator,Jorge Nef 12 November 2011, the secretary commented that the island is the ground zero for climate change (CC) (the author himself was present at the address ceremony). The term ‘ground zero’ used by the honourable secretary signifies the impending danger of CC not only to this island but to the entire South

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Santosh Shankarnarayan,Gayatri Sreemantulaoor disproportionately. As per the Planning Commission, Government of India, 12th Plan document (2012), the projected changes by 2100 include high regional variability in rainfall (15–40 per cent) with extreme weather conditions and more dry days. Other projected changes include increased temperatur

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-51469-3dence/, ./). There was a period when ice was dominant. Even if that altered the human race forever. Importantly then, humans could not do much about such changes. They were the spectators and not the participants, and they were not responsible for instigating or accelerating those changes.

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Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation,ommunity has time and again emphasised that though the causes and impacts of CC are global in scale, the importance of local action for mitigation and adaptation is key (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), 2009; United Nations (UN) Habitat, 2011). The amount of greenhouse

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Karim Fereidooni,Antonietta P. Zeoliuences of industrialisation and environmental degradation have increased the amount of greenhouse gases contributing to global warming and other associated problems. Global warming has led to the unanticipated variability and changes in the weather and climatic cycles, leading to accelerated changes

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-3869-5lisations. It has been agreed by all authors that CC impacts are profound, long-lasting, cross-border and difficult to contain at a location or within a country. The major impacts of CC identified in this book include (i) loss of life, human security and human displacement, (ii) ecosystem degradatio