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Wolfgang Broll,Jan Herlingand environmental problem whose full impact we cannot predict: climate change. As social movements often seek to influence policy, it is important to investigate . specific elements of the policy process movements influence in order to develop an understanding as to where strengths and opportunities

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Jens Herder,Jeff Daemen,Peter Haufs-Brusberg,Isis Abdel Azizattention has been given to urban water use. Little is known of the suitability of various water use forecasting models for predicting climate impacts or of the best procedures for assessing this issue. This paper will: (1) demonstrate the feasibility of a scenario approach to describing possible ch

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A. I. Ginnis,K. V. Kostas,C. G. Politis,P. D. Kaklis water storage facilities failed to satisfy the water demands that they were intended to cater for. Two of the major cities of Zimbabwe were consequently put on strict water rations, at a time when there was an outbreak of cholera. The low levels of both Lake Kariba and Lake Kafue rendered this hydr

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Carlos Andujar,Pere Brunetwith a wide range of existing, site-specific, integrated, agroforest systems represents a significant global opportunity to reduce the accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Establishment of extensive agricultural, agroforest, and alternative land-use systems on marginal or degraded lan

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Ralf D?rner,Marcelo Kallmann,Yazhou Huangse gases causing the problem. The scientific community is in general agreement that greenhouse gases are accumulating in the atmosphere, that temperatures are rising and it is most likely due to human activity. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) (see Section 1.2.1) in its third ass