Environmental Impact is an internet resource created in response to a demand from the scientific community, policy makers and information specialists for a single comprehensive bibliographic information resource on climate change and other influences of humans on the biosphere. It also covers other aspects of human damage to the environment such as pollution, deforestation, desertification and habitat loss.
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  UNFCCC calls for prospective hosts of a new Climate Technology Centre
The call for proposals is issued in response to a decision by the Conference of the Parties at its 17th session.
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  Sustainability Indicators for Bioenergy – A new report by the Global Bioenergy Partnership
The report features 24 sustainability indicators and their respective methodology sheets, intended to provide policymakers and other stakeholders with...
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  ICT’s role in climate change – new reports
ICTs can become strategic enablers of action to create awareness about, mitigate, monitor and adapt to climate change within communities.
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  Emission control measures that together could reduce global warming by around 0.5 degrees Celsius by
“Because black carbon, methane and ozone have short lifetimes, cutting them brings a quicker climate and health response than cutting CO2 emissions.”
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  The problems of achieving food security for 1.6 billion people in China
Like the rest of the world, China faces the impacts of climate change. The average national temperature has increased since the 1960s.
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  Apps For Climate competition
A Climate Competition that aims to bring together the best ideas from scientists, application developers, civil society organizations and development ...
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  2012 – UN International Year of Sustainable Energy for All
One of the objectives of the UN initiative is to double the rate of improvement in energy efficiency.
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  The environment in 2011 – the main extreme events!
The world population reached 7 billion in 2011, which will also mean an added pressure to food and water resources, and talking about billions...
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  Climate Analogues – new tool to help farmers anticipate future climate
The tool essentially locates sites where the climate today is similar to that predicted for another location in the future.
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  COP17 the results – Was a legally-binding climate deal finally reached?
"This deal is a lot better than no deal."
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