U.S. Country Studies Program

Technical Reports

• Alexandrov, V. 1995. Influence of climate variability and change on agroclimatic resources and productivity of main crops in Bulgaria. Abstract of Ph.D. thesis, 24 p.
  

• Dobrowolski, A., D. Jurak, and K. Strzepek. Climate change impacts on thermal electric generation of lake-cooled power plants in Central Poland. IIASA working paper. In preparation.
  

• Eid, H. M. 1994. Impact of climate change on simulated wheat and maize yields in Egypt. In C. Rosenzweig and A. Iglesias (eds.) Implications of climate change for international agriculture: crop modelling study. Washington, DC: US EPA
  

• El-Quosy, D. 1994. Vulnerability assessment of fresh water resources in Egypt to climatic changes. Egyptian Climate Change Country Study
  

• El-Raey, M. 1994. Vulnerability of Coastal Resources in Egypt to Climatic Changes. Egyptian Climate Change Country Study.
  

• El-Shaer, M. H. 1994. Some features of Egyptian agriculture. Cairo: University of Cairo
  

• El-Shaer, M. H. 1995. Adaptation to climate change in Egyptian agriculture. Technical report. Cairo: University of Cairo
  

• El-Shaer, M. 1994. Vulnerability of agriculture to climate change in Egypt. Egyptian Climate Change Country Study
  

• Energy Information Administration. 1994. Energy use and carbon emissions: Some international comparisons. Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Energy.
  

• Government of Romania. 1995. The policy of climate change in Romania. Presented by Serena Adler in domestic journal after COP I, April 1995.
  

• Government of Romania. 1995. The development of the country study on climate change in Romania. Presented by Serena Adler in Vienna, Austria, October 1995.
  

• International Institute for Energy Conservation. 1996. Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Technology Assessments: A Guide. Washington, DC: IIEC. (in press)
  

• Kaczmarek, Z., N.W. Arnell, K. Hanaki, G.W. Mailu, L. Somlyody, and E.Z. Stakhiv. 1995. Water resources management. In IPCC Assessment. In Preparation.
  

• Kaczmarek, Z. 1994. Water balance model for climate impact analysis. In Acta Geophysica Polonica 41 no. 4: 423-437.
  

• Kaczmarek, Z. 1994. Impact of global geophysical processes on Polish water resources. (In Polish). In Przeglad Geofizyczny 39 no. 1: 3-15.
  

• Kaczmarek, Z., J. Napiorkowski and K. Strzepek. Climate change impact on water supply system in the Warta river catchment. IIASA working paper. In press.
  

• Kont, A., J-M Punning, J. Jaagus, J. Kloseiko, T. Koff, M. Mandre, H. Roostalu, T. Tamm. Results of vulnerability and adaptation assessment for Estonia. Tallinn, Estonia: Institute of Ecology, Estonian Agricultural University. (in press)
  

• Kont, A., U. Ratas, E. Puurmann. 1995. Sea-level rise impact on coastal areas of Estonia. Tallinn, Estonia: Institute of Ecology. (submitted for publication)
  

• Kozlowski, S., and R.B. Zeidler. 1994. Environmental changes of human life conditions at the beginning of XXI age - warning prognosis. (In Polish). In Nauka no. 2: 85-120.
  

• Lee, J.J., and V. Benson. Soil erosion and climate change: assessing potential impacts and adaptation practices. Environmental Management (submitted for publication)
  

• Masera, O., J. Garza, A. Guzmán, T. Hernández, A. Ordóñez, M. de J. Ordóñez, F. Rosete, and V. Vásquez. 1995. Inventories and future greenhouse gas emissions scenarios from land use change in Mexico. Final Report. Centro de Ecología-UNAM.
  

• Nemesova, I., et al., eds. N.d. Climate variability and climate change vulnerability. New York: Springer-Verlag, forthcoming.
  

• Pruszak, Z., and R.B. Zeidler. 1994. Modelling large-scale coast evolution. In Proceedings Coastal Dynamics '94. UPC-Barcelona - ASCE New York: 446-461.
  

• Punning, J-M, M. Mandre, M. Ilomets, A.. Karindi, A. Martins, H. Roostalu. 1995. Estonia: greenhouse gas emissions. In: Interim Report on Climate Change Country Studies. Washington, DC: U.S. Country Studies Program.
  

• Punning, J-M, et al. 1995. Greenhouse gas emissions and the recent trends in Estonia. Tallinn, Estonia: Institute of Ecology.
  

• Punning, J-M. 1995. Recent trends and forecast of future greenhouse gas emissions in Estonia. Abstracts published. Baden (submitted for publication)
  

• Quintanilla, J., M. Bauer, C. Sheimbaum, I. Jáuregui, and L. Viqueira. 1996. Mexico greenhouse gas assessment. Final report. Programa Universitario de Energía-UNAM
  

• Schwartz, Lila and Nathan Martin. The U.S. country studies greenhouse gas mitigation assessment workshop: a report. Center for building science News Fall 1994: 6.
  

• Sclim, M., H. Korkor. 1994. Review and proposed workplan for refining Egypt's GHG inventory, mitigation options and response strategies. Egyptian Climate Change Country Study.
  

• Smith, J., G. Menzuhlin, et al., eds. N.d. Adaptation to climate change. (In Russian and English) New York: Springer-Verlag, forthcoming.
  

• Strzepek, Kenneth M. and Joel B. Smith, eds. 1994. As climate changes: International impacts and implications. New York: Cambridge UP.
  

• Tich , M. and Z. Vorackova. 1994. Greenhouse gas emissions, future development scenarios, and emissions mitigation. Report SEVEn 94/015/a. Prague: SEVEn.
  

• Trexler, Mark C. and Christine Haugen. 1995. Keeping it green: Tropical forestry opportunities for mitigating climate change. Washington, DC: World Resources Institute.
  

• Zeidler, R. 1994. Climate change, coastal areas and integrated coastal zone management. (In Polish). Paper presented at symposium Budownictwo morskie a ochrona srodowiska: 131-149.
  

• Zeidler, R.B. 1994. Summary of conference PolCoast '94. In Polish. In Inzynieria Morska i Geotechnica no. 6.
  

• Zeidler, R.B. 1994. Warning forecast for Polish environment in 21st century. Rozdial 4: Zagrozenie polskiego pobrzeza Baltyku wskutek przyspieszonego wzrostu poziomu morza. PAS Committee "Mankind and Environment." Ekspertyza Komitetu PAN, Czlowiek i Srodowisko. (in Polish)
  

• Zeidler, R.B. 1994. Large-scale coast change and Polish data sets. Presented at 1994 International Workshop Validation of Long-term Morphological Models, in Noordwijk, Netherlands.