Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Presentation Based on the Fourth Assessment Report Climate Change 2007.

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Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Presentation Based on the Fourth Assessment Report Climate Change 2007

WHAT HAS CHANGED ALREADY?

Geographical pattern of surface warming

WHAT HAS CAUSED THESE CHANGES?

Global anthropogenic GHG (greenhouse gas) emissions

WHAT ELSE DOES CLIMATE CHANGE EFFECT?

WHAT CAN BE DONE? WILL IT HELP?

BUT THERE ARE NO QUICK POLICY OR TECHNICAL FIXES AND SOME REAL TRADE-OFFS TO BE NEGOTIATED

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