Climate Change Futures: Health, Ecological and Economic Dimensions

By P. R. Epstein, Stephen K. Dishart, B. Thomas. 2004

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• Intergovernmental panel on Climate change (IPCC),in encyclopedia of Enviroment and society,Vol.3 (2007, unknown): “Press, UK 5. F. Sperling and F. Szekely (2005). Disaster Risk Management in a Changing Climate.”
• Tropical agriculture and global warming: impacts and mitigation options (2007, background): “Crop losses significantly reduce the amount of food available for human and animal consumption, thus contributing directly to food insecurity and poverty (Epstein & Mills, 2005).”