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Climate Change, The Role of Cities
Climate change is a global phenomenon. Rising global temperatures will result in disturbed weather patterns and a rise in sea level. Urban centres are strongly affected by climate change. However, cities are also a key contributor to climate change, as city activities are a main source of greenhouse gas emissions. If global efforts to address climate change are to be successful, they will need to integrate city requirements and environmental management capacities. Only with a coordinated approach and actions at the global, regional, national and local levels can success be achieved. Many cities are taking the lead to reduce their impact on the global climate.

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Languages: English
Themes: Cities and Climate Change Initiative , Environment and Climate Change
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Most informative. Should be made reference book of importance at all middle school and high school libraries. It is time that schools started to tell students about the impact of climate change and the dread that awaits future generations to whom we owe a duty beyond the call of anything heretofore known by Man. Paramasvaran Kandiah
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