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"A new Handbook of Sustainable Energies edited by Kauffman and Lee just came out:  "As global society confronts the challenges of diminishing resources, ecological degradation, and climate change, engineers play a crucial role designing and…"
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Elodie Tronche replied to climatescinet's discussion The high carb-diet of the Earth
"Some "good news" that I just read in the Guardian: greenhouse gas emissions dropped by 7% in the UK in 2011... "
May 30
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"Check out the new Springer Climate portal: http://www.springer.com/climate?SGWID=0-1755018-0-0-0; It contains all the new Springer publications on Climate (books, briefs, articles...). Let us know if you are interested in publishing a book on…"
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The high carb-diet of the Earth 1 Reply

According to NOAA, the carbon concentration of the atmosphere has raised to 400 ppm, level never reached since millions of years. NASA has posted comments from scientists to this news on its website. What does this increase mean to our society and…Continue

Started by climatescinet. Last reply by Elodie Tronche May 30.

Open Access article on climate-change driven migrations

Robert McLeman published this month (April) an interesting article on the Developments in modeling of climate change-related migration. This article is part of a special issue in the journal climatic change called “Improving the Assessment and…Continue

Started by climatescinet Apr 22.

 
 
 

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New article on Climate change effect on the economy for the next 2 centuries

Prof. Tol from the VU Amsterdam published an article this month in Climatic Change on the economic impact of climate change in the 20th and the 21st centuries. He used FUND3.6 to calculate the impacts of climate change for the 20th century and extrapolated it to the 21st Century. According to the extrapolation for this century, the impact will be negative for energy demand, water resources, biodiversity and sea level rise, while it will stay…

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Posted by Elodie Tronche on October 25, 2012 at 9:56am

New book format in Climate Science: between article and book

Dear all, Springer is launching a new book format in Climate sciences: This is called SpringerBriefs in Climate Studies, and these are samll books, from 50 until 125 pages. So this is really between an article and a traditional book, but is treated as a book (ISBN etc). The big advantage is that, if you have a study you want to publish but is too long for an article and too small for a big book, you can now still explain your whole study in this new format. 

The books can be: a timely…

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Posted by climatescinet on October 9, 2012 at 9:52am

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