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Rod and Cone Pigment Regeneration in ,, Miceorld and sectors of individual economies will likely be most vulnerable (IPCC 2001b). The region itself is a mix of nations at various stages of development and with different political systems. However it is small enough geographically that there are many similarities in climate and therefore, ecos

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Introduction: Issues and Developments in Climate Change,apidly in recent years, as evidenced in the recent Stern Report (Stern, Peters, Bakhshi, et al. 2006). One of the most important factors has been the transformation of adaptation from an issue that early on was either ignored or given as an afterthought in the overall climate change debate, whereas

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Issues in Climate Change for South East Asia, issues surrounding the economic effects of climate change have been examined for the whole of Asia by several authors (Bhattacharya, Pittock and Lucas 1994; Qureshi and Hobbie 1994; Amadore et al. 1996; Erda et al. 1996; Sanderson and Islam 2000a). However, less work has been focused upon the speci

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Climate Change Impact Estimates for South East Asia, the impact. of 2×CO. climate change for the region. It is based upon and expands on the preliminary estimates made for SEA in Sanderson and Islam (2001). As explained in Section 1.5, a 2×CO. climate change aggregate impact estimate refers to a prediction of the extent of the economic effects of cli

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