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centuries and the ac- cumulated damage has resulted in changing the world‘s climate at an ever-increasing rate. We now face the possibility of higher average temperatures over most of our planet, changing patterns of rainfall, rising sea levels, aggravated storm systems and a myriad of social effects.978-94-011-2914-5

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