Climate change : science, impacts and policy : proceedings of the Second World Climate Conference
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Climate change : science, impacts and policy : proceedings of the Second World Climate Conference
Cambridge University Press, 1991
- : hard
- : pbk
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Second World Climate Conference was held at the International Conference Centre in Geneva, Switzerland, 29 Oct.-7 Nov., 1990
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Description and Table of Contents
- Volume
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: hard ISBN 9780521416313
Description
A statement about the current knowledge of climate change and its effect on the world's environment and prospects for sustainable socio-economic development, this book also provides a summary of the technical programmes and political actions needed to deal with this major global problem.
Table of Contents
- Opening addresses
- scientific and technical sessions
- task groups and consultation group reports
- summaries of panel discussions
- conference statement
- climate change and socio-economic activities
- overview of the world climate programme
- climate research
- ministerial sessions
- ministerial declaration.
- Volume
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: pbk ISBN 9780521426305
Description
A statement about the current knowledge of climate change and its effect on the world's environment and prospects for sustainable socio-economic development, this book also provides a summary of the technical programmes and political actions needed to deal with this major global problem.
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