Published June 1991 | Version v1
Journal article

Technological progress and climate

  • 1. Scripps Institution of Oceanography, San Diego, La Jolla, CA (USA)

Description

Assessments are made as to how mankind could effectively and safely control the earth's climate, thought to be endangered by the rapidly increasing fossil fuel- and deforestation-derived atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide. Observations are made on the problematics of formulating reliable climate models to predict greenhouse effects on global average and regional ambient temperatures, as well as, on overall weather patterns and sea level. The paper also cites the importance and difficulty of taking into consideration forthcoming changes, as a result of innovative technology and evolving social behaviour, in global trends with regard to agriculture and diet

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Publishing Information

Journal Title
Notiziario dell'ENEA. Energia e Innovazione
Journal Volume
37
Journal Issue
6-7
Series
Not. ENEA, Energ. Innov.
Journal Page Range
23-27
ISSN
0393-716X
CODEN
ENEIE