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Effect of globalization

Fossil fuels are a nonrenewable resource. Whatever fossil fuel we use in the present will be forever lost to posterity. Is this fair The harmful effects of global warming are unlikely to occur tor many years. Should we care Is it ethical to take risks... [Pg.491]

Whilst the effects of global warming are still somewhat controversial it is likely to cause more storms and flooding, melting of the polar ice caps and changes in animal distributions. [Pg.168]

Still on the subject of Chaques s thesis,9 we could add that it tells the history of the pharmaceutical industry in Spain over the last 40 years. It features chapters on pharmaceutical policy during the Franco regime, the transition to democracy, the Socialist reform of the 1980s and the Popular Parly governments. It also considers the effects of globalization and the decentralization process in Spain. [Pg.216]

But, the EPA has been even more specific in a Report to Congress in December 1989, entitled The Potential Effects of Global Climate Change on the United States, they unambiguously stated ... [Pg.109]

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, The Potential Effects of Global Climate Change on The United States, 1989 http //yosemite.epa.gov/oar/globalwarming.nsf/ UniqueKeyLookup/RAMR5CKNNG / SFile / potential effects. pdf... [Pg.123]

An important side-effect of global warming could be that cultivation zones will shift pole-wards and that agricultural yields will be affected. Reilly et al. (1996) and others expect that extreme climatic events will occur more frequently and that this will jeopardise plant production. [Pg.275]

Why are scientists uncertain about the potential effects of global warming ... [Pg.601]

Figure 9 very nicely demonstrates the effects of global climate change on the isotopic lapse rate. Warmer climates yield shallower isotopic lapse rates while colder, drier climates would be expected to be associated with steeper isotopic lapse rates. On average much of the geologic past is generally assumed to have been warmer and hence application of the mean modern lapse rate will underestimate paleoelevations in these cases. [Pg.36]

Testa and Cruciani (2001) divided molecular factors into the effects of global properties of the molecule as a whole, such as solubility characteristics (the octanol-water partition coefficient) or molecular size. These determine distribution within an organism and proximal molecular factors such as substituents or chemical functionality that modify the rate of functional group metabolism (e.g., changes in local electron densities or MO energies). [Pg.226]

Kettunen MI, Grohn OH, Kauppinen RA (2004) Quantitative Tlrho NMR spectroscopy of rat cerebral metabolites in vivo effects of global ischemia. Magn Reson Med 51 875-880... [Pg.181]

From Molecules to Politics Studies of Thermal Relationships May Assist Predictions About Effects of Global Change... [Pg.292]

Developing a Physiological Perspective on the Effects of Global Climate Change... [Pg.428]

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