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Volume 10, No. 6 December 1997:

• Kyoto Meeting Made Strides But Left Many Issues for COP 4

• The Road from Kyoto to Buenos Aires

• Kyoto Basket Attracts Developing Country Interest at COP3

• Climate Stabilization Strategies: The Kyoto Basket

• Clinton Administration Offers Incentives to Curb Domestic Emissions and Maintain Growth

• International Roster of Speakers at Climate Institute Symposium Express Optimism on Benign Energy Development

• Climate Institute News: Board Members in Japan

• Earth Savers Sing, Dance and Capture Hearts at Kyoto

Volume 10, No. 5 November 1997:

• Polar Ice Sheets May Have Unexpected Effects on El Niños, Ocean Circulation

• New Jersey Meeting Weighs Role of Rising Seas in Coastal Erosion and Flooding

Volume 10, No. 4 September-October 1997:

• Feedbacks Could Amplify Global Warming Beyond Current Predictions

• Climate Surprises Could Spring from Changes in River Flow, Ice Sheets and Sea Ice

• Ocean/Atmosphere Memory Makes Extreme Events More Likely

• Heavy Rainfall Has Increased as Temperatures Have Risen Bringing Threat of More Damage in Future
  

Volume 10, No. 3 July-August 1997:

Business Discovers Profit in Alternative Energy Investments

Volume 10, No. 2 May-June 1997:

Volume 10, No. 1 January-February 1997:

Green Energy Plays a Growing Role in the World But Has a Long Way to Go to Realize Its Valuable Potential

• Brazil Has Water Power And Ethanol But Can They Meet Rising Needs

• China Faces Many Complexities Behind Heavy Reliance on Coal

• Europe: Group Declares Carbon Emissions Can Be Lower Without Raising Costs

• Germany Adopts Home Measures And Tests Joint Implementation

• Dutch White Paper Urges Immediate Worldwide Action

• UK Panel Looks at Ways Financial Cummunity Can Boost Solar Energy

• India Looks to Gas And Renewables to Reduce Use of Coal

• Japan Has Many Options; Photovoltaics Is a Significant One

• Mexico Suffering Severe Strain; Little Progress in Green Energy Expected

• Russia Hopes to Stabilize CO2 Emissions by 2010

• US Firm Backs Many Forms of Solar Energy In World Market

 

Volume 9, No. 6 November-December 1996:

Conference brings together broad local group to explore impact of sea level rise on Chesapeake

• A Message to Conference Participants: By John Toll, President of Washington College

• A Time To Reflect; a Time to Move Forward: Keynote Address by Dr. Sarah J. Taylor-Rogers, Dept. of Natural Resources

• Conference Poster Contest

• VANISHING LANDS: Sea Level. Society and Chesapeake Bay: Review by Nancy C. Wilson

Volume 9, No. 5 September-October 1996:

Summary Information on the Washington Summit on Protection of the World's Climate, September 4 - 6

• Rockefeller Foundation President Lays Down Solar Energy Challenge

• A Senator from US and One from the Philippines Urge Green Energy Support (Lieberman and Alvarez)
  

• Tickell Stresses Energy Role of Governments and International Bodies
  

Volume 9, No. 3 April-May-June 1996:

Volume 9, No. 1&2 January-February-March 1996:

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Volume 8, No. 5/6 October-November-December 1995:

Madras Workshop Identifies Ways South Asians Can Respond to Climate Change

Volume 8, No. 3 May-June 1995:

Scientists Express Concern About How Stable the East and West Antarctic Ice Sheets May Be

• Greenhouse Warming Could Pop the Cork On a Bottled-up East Antarctic Ice Sheet
  

• West Antarctic Ice Sheet Program
  

Volume 8, No. 2 March-April 1995

Rising Seas Threaten Cities, Erode Beaches and Drown Wetlands in Key Developing Countries

• Argentina: Sea Rise Risks Are Small But Tangible in Argentina

• Bangladesh: Bangladesh Is Used to Coping But Rising Seas Pose New Dangers

• Brazil: Brazilian Harbors and Mangrove Forests Face New Strains

• China: Typhoon Surges May Overwhelm China's Ancient Dikes

• Egypt: Egypt's Port of Alexandria Likely to Lose Popular Beaches in Next Decades

• Malaysia: Malaysia Awakens to Erosion Threat Along its Extensive Coast

• Nigeria: More Than 3 Million May Have to Move from Lowlands in Nigeria

• Senegal: Senegal's Shoreline Is Already Receding and Salinity Threatens Wetlands

• Uruguay: Protection of Uruguay's Beaches, Target of Millions, Would be Expensive

• Venezuela: Oil Drilling Leads to Land Subsidence, Increasing Vulnerability in Venezuela

Volume 8, No. 1 January-February 1995

Leaders of Asia and the Pacific Call for Public-Private Partnership to Develop Benign Energy Technologies

• Address of Pakistan Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto
  

• Address of Philippine President Fidel V. Ramos
  

 

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Volume 7, Number 4. July-August 1994:

Pioneering Study of 8 Asian Nations Examines Implications of Climate Change for Region

• Bangladesh
  

• India
  

• Indonesia
  

• Malaysia
  

• Pakistan
  

• Philippines
  

• Sri Lanka
  

• Viet Nam

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