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September 2015 Quarterly Research Review

In this AGCI Quarterly Research Review we examine the following global change topics: ANALOGS OF OUR FUTURE: SEA LEVEL RISE OF ~6 METERS, DIVERSITY IN DRIVERS OF INTERNATIONAL CLIMATE CHANGE AWARENESS & RISK PERCEPTION, and SUCCESSES AND CHALLENGES OF OCEAN ACIDIFICATION LEGISLATION
- Global Warming & Rising Sea Level: Beachfront in Kansas?
- Cultural Perceptions of Climate Change & Sea Level Rise Adaptation Strategies in Maryland and North Carolina
- Prospects for Marine Ecosystems with Acidification, and Increased Ocean Temperature
- Coral Reefs and Climate Change
- Addressing Climate Risks in Support of Development
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March 2018 Quarterly Research Review
Are Winter Extremes in the U.S. the Result of Amplified Warming in the Arctic? • Hydrogen in the Energy System: Focus on Production
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December 2017 Quarterly Research Review
Can Education Make Polarization on Scientific Topics Worse? • Threading the Needle: Pathways to Stay Below 2°C
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September 2017 Quarterly Research Review
Planes, Ships, and Trucks: Decarbonizing Long Distance Transport • The Role of Negative Emissions in Achieving the Paris 2°C Goal
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June 2017 Quarterly Research Review
Cities on the Frontlines of Climate Change Impacts and Response • Mortality in a Changing Climate
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March 2017 Quarterly Research Review
Counting Carbon: Is the CO2 Uptake by the Land Changing? • Putting a Price on Health Impacting Pollutants
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December 2016 Quarterly Research Review
From Paris to Marrakech - Priorities, Progress, and Obstacles
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Special Edition 2016 Quarterly Research Review
In-Depth Commentary on Recent Climate Research
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July 2016 Quarterly Research Review
India's Pathways to Meeting its Renewable Energy Goals • Getting Near Zero: Emissions Paths and Energy Technologies
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March 2016 Quarterly Research Review
Sea Level Rise Speed & Cost • Regional Impacts • Advances in Solar Energy
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December 2015 Quarterly Research Review
In this quarterly Research Review we examine the following global change topics: THE CALIFORNIA DROUGHT AND CLIMATE CHANGE, and THE CHANGE IN DISCOURSE BEFORE COP21 IN PARIS.
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