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Climate Change Effect on Energy Production Index

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Global climate change is now a significant threat to ecosystem, biodiversity, capital efficiency, human health. It is aimed to reduce and prevent possible effects with theoretical and empirical bulgur. In addition to these findings, it is aimed to develop strategies for identifying climate...

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Global climate risk index ... : who suffers most from extreme weather events? : weather-related loss events in ... and ... to ...

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Vulnerability of Crops to Climate Change : A Practical Method of Indexing

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states of the world. Initially ignoring the potential for adaptation can allow the research to focus on crops and growing … be a workable metric of vulnerability. This chapter will develop a uniformly applicable index to characterize … probabilistically, the crossing of one or more thresholds. The vulnerability index accounts for uncertainty in our understanding of how …

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Climate Change Effect on Energy Production Index

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International tourism, exchange rate, and renewable energy : do they boost or burden efforts towards a low carbon economy in selected African countries?

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Africa continues to suffer from the effects of climate change in many ways. Records show that the continent's carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions have seen tremendous upward adjustments over the past decades. While international tourism and renewable energy have been touted as sources of reducing CO2...

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Climate risks and realized volatility of major commodity currency exchange rates

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