Climate Risks: The Challenge for Alpine Regions : Final Scientific Report, Nrp 31 |
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Part 4 189 Stephan Bader Effects of Higher Temperature and Co , Levels on Plants and Ecosystems Carbon dioxide and heat - the other hazard Mountain forests are sensitive . Grassland less susceptible ? Warmer summers in the Alps ...
Part 4 189 Stephan Bader Effects of Higher Temperature and Co , Levels on Plants and Ecosystems Carbon dioxide and heat - the other hazard Mountain forests are sensitive . Grassland less susceptible ? Warmer summers in the Alps ...
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Contents
Contents | 9 |
Stephan Bader | 19 |
Stephan Bader | 66 |
Water and climate inseparably linked | 77 |
More heat altered discharge trends | 83 |
an often underrated primeval force | 92 |
Water heeds no borders | 101 |
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