1. Essay: Global Environmental Change Coursework essays to download for Geology and all University Physical Sciences topics. http://www.coursework.info/University/Physical_Sciences/Geology/Global_Environme

2. King's College London : Online Prospectus - Graduate Taught Programmes - Global Study the scientific background and approaches deployed in studying Earth’s environmental changes over the past, present and near future, together with the societal http://www.kcl.ac.uk/prospectus/graduate/Global_Environmental_Change

< King's Home Mobile version >> Skip over navigation FREE TEXT SEARCH A-Z OF PROGRAMME TITLES A B C D ... BROWSE BY SUBJECT AREA FREE TEXT SEARCH A-Z OF PROGRAMME TITLES A B C D ... PRINTER FRIENDLY VERSION Global Environmental Change MSc Part Time, Full Time Admissions status: Open Overview Details Structure Entry requirements Interactive ... Further information Study the scientific background and approaches deployed in studying Earth�s environmental changes over the past, present and near future, together with the societal implications of our current research. Choose either a science or a policy stream to help prepare for careers in environmental change research, consultancy and/or policy development. Watch the video here, or access the 'interactive' tab to view at a larger size and see any alternative films playOverviewVideo('/prospectus/images/home.jpg','http://podcast.ulcc.ac.uk/accounts/kings/KCL_Marketing/Geography.flv','true','details_18'); KEY BENEFITS To enable students to evaluate environmental change research critically and with regard to the strengths and weaknesses and potential societal implications of the science To allow students to develop research skills in the undertaking and presentation of environmental research, and to develop specialist skills in one or more of the research tools used to investigate such issues.

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4. Biodiversity Global Environmental Change and Biodiversity A Workshop in Paris . 14 May, 2005, Dourdan, France . Background Population declines and extinctions of plant and animal species due http://www.umaine.edu/teracc/biodiversity.html

Global Environmental Change and Biodiversity A Workshop in Paris 1-4 May, 2005, Dourdan, France Background: Population declines and extinctions of plant and animal species due to human activities have been primarily caused by habitat destruction and degradation, overexploitation, and invasive species. Most conservation strategies have been designed to limit the negative effects of these human impacts on biodiversity. In the future, global environmental change - increasing temperature, changes in precipitation patterns, increasing atmospheric CO It is essential that we develop a sound scientific understanding of how global environmental change will modify biodiversity so that decision makers can be appropriately alerted to the possible effects of global change on biodiversity, conservation strategies can be adapted to account for environmental change, and assessments can be made of the potential effects of changes in biodiversity on ecosystem services. Bioclimatic models - which are based on climate projections and climatic constraints on species estimated from current spatial distributions - suggest that projected changes in temperature and precipitation will lead to a continuation of these range shifts in the future with negative effects on biodiversity at regional and global scales (e.g., Bakkenes et al. 2002, Midgley et al. 2002, Thomas et al. 2004) and on the health of humans and agriculturally important plants and animals (e.g., Sutherst 2001, 2004). Dynamic Global Vegetation Models (DGVMS) - which simulate the response of vegetation to atmospheric and climatic change at global scales - suggest that distributions of major species groups and biomes are also likely to shift towards the poles and higher altitudes (e.g., Cramer et al.

5. Human Dimensions Of Global Environmental Change Discussion List Mailing list subscription information and link to archives. http://listserver.ciesin.columbia.edu/hdgec.html

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8. Tropical Rain Forest Information Center (TRFIC) A major NASA data and information center supporting research and information on tropical forests, and their role in global environmental change. http://www.trfic.msu.edu/

Notice: This website will be off-line during part of the weekend 12/1 - 12/2 while we move to new offices. Notice: The Tropical Rain Forest Information Center is in the process of making upgrades and maintenance. Until the process is complete we will have only partial services. Thanks for your patiente. IT Staff - TRFIC Good News About Our Funding Thanks! he Tropical Rain Forest Information Center is a NASA Earth Science Information Partner ( ESIP ). Our mission is to provide NASA data, products and information services to the science, resource management, and policy and education communities. We provide Landsat and other high resolution satellite remote sensing data as well as digital deforestation maps and databases to a range of users through web-based Geographic Information Systems. We also provide scientific information on the current state of the world's tropical forests, and value-added expert services. more...

9. WHO | Climate Change And Human Health The Organization also provides the healthsector voice within the overall UN response to this global challenge. What WHO is doing About global environmental change http://www.who.int/globalchange/en/

Language options Search All WHO This site only Main navigation Home About WHO Countries Health topics ... Links Climate change and human health WHO Programmes and projects Climate change and human health Main content Climate change and human health Climate change is a significant and emerging threat to public health, and changes the way we must look at protecting vulnerable populations. WHO has an active and long-standing programme on protecting health from climate change, guided by a World Health Assembly resolution. Through its country, regional and headquarters offices, WHO provides evidence and supports capacity building and implementation projects to strengthen the health system response to climate change, and to ensure that health is appropriately considered in decisions made by other sectors, such as energy and transport. The Organization also provides the health-sector voice within the overall UN response to this global challenge. What WHO is doing About global environmental change HIGHLIGHTS Policy Health in the United Nations Framework on Climate Change Projects WHO and UNDP launch new project for Health adaptation to climate change LATEST PUBLICATIONS Gender, climate change and health

10. Global Environmental Change: An Integrated Modelling Approach. - The Geographica Global Environmental Change An Integrated Modelling Approach. find The Geographical Journal articles. div id= bedoc-text These books represent three contrasting attempts to http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-18331239.html

11. Anthropological Center For Training And Research On Global Environmental Change Provides training and research on the human dimension of global environment to graduate and undergraduate students. http://www.indiana.edu/~act/

@import url(style.css); Anthropological Center for Training and Research on Global Environmental Change Home Mission People Research ... ACT News @import url(style.css); Welcome to ACT!! ACT is an interdisciplinary training and research center on the human dimensions of global environment change. The current environmental crisis has made us aware of the need to "think globally, act locally" - yet this dictum is rarely carried out in research and training. The globalization of the environment crisis bears the risk of the research and training at Universities being purely global in nature. This would fail to take into account the highly variable local causes of human activities or to discover sustainable solutions to the use, conservation, and restoration of human ecosystems. ACT's research and training objectives focus on how particular local populations manage resources and how those activities may be monitored using remote sensing technologies and field studies. Take a tour of this ACT site and take a look at the ACT brochure.

12. Global Environmental Change Overview. The objectives of this course are to gain a basic understanding of the interrelationships among the earth's major physical and biological systems and to gain an http://www.geo.umass.edu/courses/glbch/index.html

Global Environmental Change GeoSci 100 Global Environmental Change SIS Class Number (for SPIRE): 59141 Spring, 2010 TuTh 2:30 - 3:45 Morrill 4N 201 Instructor: W. D. McCoy ( wdmccoy@geo.umass.edu , Morrill II 236, 545-1535) Office Hours: Tuesday 11:30 - 1:00 Wednesday 1:30 - 3:00 TA: Colleen Kelley ( ckelley@geo.umass.edu , Morrill II 249A) Office Hours: Wednesday 11:00 - 1:00 Lecture Outlines Reading Assignments IPCC Carbon Cycle Diagram Overview The objectives of this course are to gain a basic understanding of the interrelationships among the earth's major physical and biological systems and to gain an appreciation of past and potential future global environmental changes. The role of humans in propagating and mitigating global change will also be examined. We will discuss changes in the atmosphere, hydrosphere, geosphere and biosphere, and the impacts of human actions. Aspects of the forecasted global warming as well as other important issues will be discussed. This is an introductory physical geography course and is required for all Geography majors. This course also serves as a physical science (PS) course for GenEd requirements. The emphasis of this course is on the physical relationships between earth system components, not on public policy or political issues. Text The Earth System , 3rd Edition, by Kump, Kasting, and Crane, 2010 The textbook should be available at the UMass Textbook Annex Lectures Lecture outlines are being made available within a day or two of each class lecture. These are just outlines you still need to come to class to hear the lectures, to take notes, and to do the in-class assignments!

13. Science A 2 Z » Global Environmental Change For My Students Global Environmental Change Global Environmental Change FINAL SCHEDULE. I know that some of you have two finals scheduled for the same day/same time. http://www.sciencea2z.com/z_etomite/index.php?id=94

14. International Pacific Research Center | Home Providing an international, state-of-the-art research environment to improve understanding of the nature and predictability of climate variability and regional aspects of global environmental change in the Asia-Pacific sector. http://iprc.soest.hawaii.edu/

Home About IPRC News Research ... APDRC Welcome! We are an international climate research center, with a focus on the Asia-Pacific region. We seek to understand the climate system and how it may respond to human activity by conducting experiments with computer simulation models and by analyzing the many direct and remote observations related to climate. Our mission is to provide an international research environment dedicated to improving mankind�s understanding of the nature and predictability of climate variations and change in the Asia-Pacific region, and to developing innovative ways to utilize knowledge gained for the benefit of society. Our Asia-Pacific Data-Research Center (APDRC) provides easy access to a wide variety of climate data and products and conducts research to improve data products. Pacific Ocean Science and Technology Bldg., Room 401 map Questions, Comments? Contact Us Last Modified on July 14, 2010

15. GECHS Promoting an understanding and recognition of global environmental change as an issue of equity and ustainability, both of which are influenced by various forms of social power, as http://www.gechs.org/

GECHS Global Environmental Change and Human Security GECHS is a core project of the International Human Dimensions Programme . We situate environmental changes within the larger socioeconomic and political contexts that cause them, and which shape the capacity of communities to cope with and respond to change. Our research focuses on the way diverse social processes such as globalization, poverty, disease, and conflict, combine with global environmental change to affect human security. GECHS is overseen by a scientific steering committee , enriched by the contributions of associates , and coordinated from an international project office (IPO) located in the Department of Sociology and Human Geography at the University of Oslo . The IPO is supported financially by the Norwegian Research Council Announcements Videos and pictures from the GECHS Synthesis Conference The GECHS synthesis conference ”Human Security in an Era of Global Change” took place June 22-24, 2009, at the University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway. The conference synthesised the findings of 10 years of research on the relationship between human security and global environmental change, and linked the findings from research to policies and practitioner activities. The conference gathered more than 150 researchers, policy makers and stakeholders from different fields to discuss the interactions between various processes of change and what they mean for human security. The conference also served as a forum for engaging young scholars, and for discussing a future agenda for research and action on environmental change and human security. The conference brought a large number of good quality contributions and interesting discussions.

16. Global Environmental Change And Human Security Meeting the human and environmental security challenges of the 21st century http://www.cusa.uci.edu/programs/gechs.html

Meeting the human and environmental security challenges of the 21st century Home About Publications People ... Index Environment, Conflict and Peacebuilding Climate Change Adaptation, Social Entrepreneurship and Peacebuilding Natural Resources, Conflict and Peace Global Change and Human Security Coalition Advocating Human Security (2005-2010) Food Security and Global Change Human Security and Global Change Sustainability and Global Change Global Environmental Change and Human Security Global Environmental Change and Human Security Edited by Richard A. Matthew, Jon Barnett, Bryan McDonald and Karen L. O'Brien Foreword by Geoffrey D. Dabelko In recent years, scholars in international relations and other fields have begun to conceive of security more broadly, moving away from a state-centered concept of national security toward the idea of human security, which emphasizes the individual and human well-being. Viewing global environmental change through the lens of human security connects such problems as melting ice caps and carbon emissions to poverty, vulnerability, equity, and conflict. This book examines the complex social, health, and economic consequences of environmental change across the globe. In chapters that are both academically rigorous and policy relevant, the book discusses the connections of global environmental change to urban poverty, natural disasters (with a case study of Hurricane Katrina), violent conflict (with a study of the decade-long Nepalese civil war), population, gender, and development. The book makes clear the inadequacy of traditional understandings of security and shows how global environmental change is raising new, unavoidable questions of human insecurity, conflict, cooperation, and sustainable development.

17. APN: Asia-Pacific Network For Global Change Research An inter-governmental network for the promotion of global environmental change research and links between science and policy making in the Asia-Pacific Region. http://www.apn.gr.jp/

18. Global Environmental Change: Research Pathways For The Next Decade How can we understand and rise to the environmental challenges of global change? One clear answer is to understand the science of global change, not solely in terms of the http://www.nap.edu/books/0309064201/html/

19. Remote Sensing Home Page the use of satellite remote sensing to study the human dimensions of global environmental change http://www.ciesin.org/TG/RS/RS-home.html

CIESIN Thematic Guides THE USE OF SATELLITE REMOTE SENSING TO STUDY THE HUMAN DIMENSIONS OF GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE Welcome to the CIESIN guide on remote sensing. The purpose of this guide is to help you find selected key documents and data sets vital to understanding the use of satellite remote sensing to study the human dimensions of global environmental change. Satellite remote sensing technology and the science associated with evaluation of its data offer potentially valuable information for assisting human dimensions research studies. The human dimensions of global environmental change consist of the driving forces and the resultant actions of mankind capable of affecting the Earth system and its processes. From a fundamental perspective, the relevant types of human actions are those that have accompanied the historical development of civilization and technology, and that now are reaching epic proportions due to the continually expanding human population. In "A Framework for Research on the Human Dimensions of Global Environmental Change," Jacobson and Price (1990) group such actions into five major categories: 1) fossil fuel consumption; 2) biomass fuel consumption; 3) land use change; 4) agricultural activities; and 5) halocarbon production and release. Human actions involving biomass fuel consumption, land-use change, and agricultural activities all involve direct interaction with the global land surface. The extent of these interactions has prompted concern about the possible effects on the global physical, chemical, and biological systems. In particular, large-scale changes in land use at rates unprecedented in human history are provoking considerable concern. Land-use change is frequently accompanied by alterations or changes in land cover, which may possibly contribute to subsequent environmental change.

20. Encyclopedia Of Global Environmental Change Offered for sale. Website includes table of contents, list of contributors, and sample articles (PDF format) on topics including sustainability, water vapor distribution and trends, organism responses to change, agriculture, cleaner production, and international environmental negotiations and conventions. http://www.wiley.co.uk/wileychi/egec/

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