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GIEC

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GIECGuangzhou Institute of Energy Conversion (China)
GIECGroupe International d'Experts sur le Climat (French: International Group of Experts on the Climate)
GIECGarrett Information Enterprise Center (McHenry, MD)
GIECGlobal Investment Enterprise Corporation (Vietnam)
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According to the estimates of the GIEC (group of intergovernmental experts on climate), a rise in temperature of between 2 and 6 degrees from now until 2100 will lead to the disappearance of agricultural land, threatening some of it with salinity, such as the Nile Delta, while aridity will strike at other areas.
The Price of Environmental Change in the Economic Formula by Dar Al Hayat, International ed. (Beirut, Lebanon)
RESUME Lors d'une evaluation recente (2001) du GIEC on a ecrit << La plupart des modeles montrent l'existence d'un affaiblissement de la circulation thermohaline (CTH) dans l'hemisphere Nord, ce qui contribue a une reduction du rechauffement de surface de la region nord de l'Atlantique Nord.
Ice growth in the greenhouse: a seductive paradox but unrealistic ... by Hillaire-Marcel, Claude / Geoscience Canada
 
 
 
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