Life in Europe Under Climate Change

Although there is wide public interest in climate change, most of the latest information is available only in technical reports. This ground–breaking text makes crucial information about climate change widely available to teachers, students, political leaders, and citizens. Describing the implications of climate change in Europe, the book presents the latest most reliable information from IPCC reports in a readable and accessible form. It covers not only the expected impacts of climate change in Europe, but also the actions that society can take to adapt to it.
Key Features:Written for a wide, non–specialist audienceNon–mathematicalTranslates IPCC data into practical consequences for European environmentLooks at a wide variety of issues – agriculture, fisheries, natural habitats, water supply, human health, and moreProvides European environmental managers, planners and scientists with clear information on which to base decisions on funding, policy, and researchCan be used as a reader or even main text for European courses on climate change

Nota biograficzna:
Prof. Joseph Alcamo
Center for Environmental Systems Research,
University of Kassel, Kurt–Wolters Strasse 3
Kassel, Germany
D–34125
Telephone: 49 561 804 3898
Fax: 49 561 804 7266
Email: alcamo@usf.uni–kassel.de

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Prof. Jørgen E. Olesen