CHASE-PL: Climate change impact assessment for selected sectors in Poland.
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4TU.Centre for Research Datavia 4TU.ResearchData (via DataCite) · bijgewerkt 7 november 2016
Wat erin zit
The CHASE-PL project will contribute to improvement of understanding of climate change in Poland and its impacts in selected sectors in the country. The project will extend in numerous ways the state-of-the-art of the detection of change, projection of climate change and its impacts on water management, ecosystems and biodiversity, agriculture and food production.
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