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A report
of the World Bank, prepared by the South Asia Rural Development (SASRD)
Unit.
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This U.S.
National Research Council report provides policy makers with a succinct
and balanced overview of what science can currently say about the
potential for future climate change, while outlining the uncertainties
that remain in our scientific knowledge. (308KB PDF file)
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The site
contains many resources to assist public officials in addressing climate
change issues.
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This report
assesses the sensitivity, adaptive capacity, and vulnerability of
natural and human systems to climate change, and the potential consequences
of climate change. The full report is published by Cambridge University
Press. (157Kb PDF file)
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This Special
Report, which has been produced by Working Group II of the Intergovernmental
Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), builds on the Working Group's contribution
to the Second Assessment Report (SAR), and incorporates more recent
information made available since mid-1995.
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Through
the U.S. Country Studies Program, the U.S. Government has been providing
technical and financial support to 56 developing countries and countries
with economies in transition to assist them in conducting climate
change studies. The studies have enabled these countries to develop
inventories of their anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases,
assess their vulnerabilities to climate change, and evaluate response
strategies for mitigating and adapting to climate change. The program
was announced by the President prior to the United Nations Conference
on Environment and Development (UNCED), also known as the Earth Summit,
in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in 1992.
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The US National
Assessment consists of several detailed reports on the consequences
of climate change for the United States, identifying regional vulnerabilities,
and assessing potential regional impacts |
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