Climate change facts • Australia’s climate has warmed and will continue to do so. • Extreme events are likely to become more frequent and/or more intense (heat waves, fires, floods, droughts, storms). • Much of m

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• Aysha
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Greenpeace welcomes call for emergency debate on record low Arctic sea ice extent 23 MarchToronto) – Following NDP Environment Critic Megan Leslie’s announcement stating her intent to request an emergency deb

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• Arctic Ocean
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Introduction Introduction The north-eastern cropping region of Australia lies in a subtropical environment of extreme rainfall variability. Successful crop production depends upon the buffering influence of stored soil

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• Soil science
• Soil
• Fertility
• William Albrecht
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POST[removed]EXECUTIVE SUMMARY “Our vision and our responsibility are to end extreme poverty in all its forms in the context of sustainable development and to have in place the building blocks of sustained prosperity for

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Senior Arctic Officials (SAO) Report to Ministers, Nuuk, Greenland, May[removed]Senior Arctic Officials (SAO) Report to Ministers Table of Contents A. Introduction Page

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• Nuuk
• Greenland
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CHAPTER 6: TEMPERATURE EXTREME INDICES[removed]INTRODUCTION[removed]was the equal warmest (with[removed]global average surface temperature (http://www.nasa.gov/vision/earth/environment/2005_warmest.html). It is important to r

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Attributing Weather Extremes to ‘Climate Change’: a Review For Progress in Physical Geography Mike Hulme, Department of Geography, King’s College London, UK Original Submitted Version, 14 March[removed]Introduction

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• Environment
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9 Case Studies Coordinating Lead Authors: Virginia Murray (UK), Gordon McBean (Canada), Mihir Bhatt (India)

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• Risk
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• Heat wave
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SAON Board Meeting, Tromsø, [removed]January 2011 Agenda item 3 Partnering Earth Observations for People Living Environmentally - Arctic Collaborative Environment (PEOPLE-ACE) SAON Progress Report:

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• Ace
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Extracted from: Remote Pairing Collaborative Tools for Distributed Development This PDF file contains pages extracted from Remote Pairing, published by the

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• Software review
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