North Sea Region Climate Change Assessment
eBook - PDF

North Sea Region Climate Change Assessment

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eBook - PDF

North Sea Region Climate Change Assessment

About this book

Atmospheric Sciences; Marine & Freshwater Sciences; Environmental Management

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Information

Publisher
Springer Open
Year
2016
eBook ISBN
9783319045993
Topic
Business
Subtopic
Management
Index
Business

Table of contents

  1. Foreword
  2. Preface
  3. Acknowledgements
  4. Contents
  5. Lead Authors
  6. Contributing Authors
  7. Reviewers
  8. Acronyms and Abbreviations
  9. About NOSCCA
  10. Overall Summary
  11. 1 Introduction to the Assessment—Characteristics of the Region
  12. Recent Climate Change (Past 200 Years)
  13. 2 Recent Change—Atmosphere
  14. 3 Recent Change—North Sea
  15. 4 Recent Change—River Flow
  16. Future Climate Change
  17. 5 Projected Change—Atmosphere
  18. 6 Projected Change—North Sea
  19. 7 Projected Change—River Flow and Urban Drainage
  20. Impacts of Recent and Future Climate Change on Ecosystems
  21. 8 Environmental Impacts—Marine Ecosystems
  22. 9 Environmental Impacts—Coastal Ecosystems
  23. 10 Environmental Impacts—Lake Ecosystems
  24. 11 Environmental Impacts—Terrestrial Ecosystems
  25. Climate Change Impacts on Socio-economic Sectors
  26. 12 Socio-economic Impacts—Fisheries
  27. 13 Socio-economic Impacts—Agricultural Systems
  28. 14 Socio-economic Impacts—Offshore Activities/Energy
  29. 15 Socio-economic Impacts—Urban Climate
  30. 16 Socio-economic Impacts—Air Quality
  31. 17 Socio-economic Impacts—Recreation
  32. 18 Socio-economic Impacts—Coastal Protection
  33. 19 Socio-economic Impacts—Coastal Management and Governance
  34. Annex 1: What is NAO?
  35. Annex 2: Climate Model Simulations for the NorthSea Region
  36. Annex 3: Uncertainties in Climate ChangeProjections
  37. Annex 4: Emission Scenarios for ClimateProjections
  38. Annex 5: Facts and Maps