Climate Change 1995: The Science of Climate Change: Contribution of Working Group I to the Second Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate ChangeCambridge University Press, 1996 M06 6 - 572 pages The IPCC reports represent the primary source of scientific and technical advice for the implementation of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. This assessment therefore forms the standard scientific reference for all those concerned with climate change and its consequences, including policy makers in governments and industry worldwide, and researchers and senior-level students in environmental science, meteorology, climatology, biology, ecology and atmospheric chemistry. |
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... Scenarios " to assist the Convention process further . In 1992 , the Panel reorganised its Working Groups II and III and committed itself to complete a Second Assessment in 1995 , not only updating the information on the same range of ...
... Scenarios " to assist the Convention process further . In 1992 , the Panel reorganised its Working Groups II and III and committed itself to complete a Second Assessment in 1995 , not only updating the information on the same range of ...
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... scenarios range from 770 to 2190 GtC . Stabilisation of CH and N2O concentrations at today's levels would involve reductions in anthropogenic emissions of 8 % and more than 50 % respectively . There is evidence that tropospheric ozone ...
... scenarios range from 770 to 2190 GtC . Stabilisation of CH and N2O concentrations at today's levels would involve reductions in anthropogenic emissions of 8 % and more than 50 % respectively . There is evidence that tropospheric ozone ...
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... scenarios , IS92a - f , of future greenhouse gas and aerosol precursor emissions based on assumptions concerning ... scenario , IS92a , assuming the " best estimate " value of climate sensitivity and including the effects of future ...
... scenarios , IS92a - f , of future greenhouse gas and aerosol precursor emissions based on assumptions concerning ... scenario , IS92a , assuming the " best estimate " value of climate sensitivity and including the effects of future ...
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... scenarios ( particularly for CO , and the CFCs ) , the inclusion of the cooling effect of sulphate aerosols , and improvements in the treatment of the carbon cycle . Combining the lowest IPCC emission scenario ( IS92c ) with a " low ...
... scenarios ( particularly for CO , and the CFCs ) , the inclusion of the cooling effect of sulphate aerosols , and improvements in the treatment of the carbon cycle . Combining the lowest IPCC emission scenario ( IS92c ) with a " low ...
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... scenarios and aerosols in the future 23 F.2 Projections of climate change B.9.1 The IS92 emission scenarios 23 B.9.2 Stabilisation of greenhouse gas and aerosol concentrations F.2.1 Global mean temperature response to IS92 emission ...
... scenarios and aerosols in the future 23 F.2 Projections of climate change B.9.1 The IS92 emission scenarios 23 B.9.2 Stabilisation of greenhouse gas and aerosol concentrations F.2.1 Global mean temperature response to IS92 emission ...
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