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|a Dahlem Workshop on Earth System Analysis for Sustainability
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|a Earth system analysis for sustainability /
|c edited by Hans Joachim Schellnhuber [and others].
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|a "Report of the 91st Dahlem Workshop on Earth System Analysis for Sustainabliity, Berlin, May 25-30, 2003"--Page ii
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|a Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
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|t Dahlem Workshops
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|g 1
|t Science for Global Sustainability: Toward a New Paradigm /
|r W.C. Clark, P.J. Crutzen, H.J. Schellnhuber
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|g 2
|t What Does History Teach Us about the Major Transitions and Role of Disturbances in the Evolution of Life and of the Earth System? /
|r T.M. Lenton, K.G. Caldeira, E. Szathmary
|g 29 --
|g 3
|t Is Life an Unavoidable Planetary Phenomenon Given the Right Conditions? /
|r F. Westall, F.D. Drake
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|t What Are the Necessary Conditions for Origin of Life and Subsequent Planetary Life-support Systems? /
|r S.A. Franck, G.A. Zavarzin
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|g 5
|t Destiny of Humankind from an Astrobiology Point of View: Does Astrobiology Provide an Exit Option for Terrestrial Mismanagement? /
|r G. Horneck, H.J. Schellnhuber
|g 91 --
|g 6
|t Group Report: Long-term Geosphere-Biosphere Coevolution and Astrobiology /
|r T.M. Lenton, Rapporteur, K.G. Caldeira, S.A. Franck, G. Horneck, A. Jolly, E. Rabbow, H.J. Schellnhuber, E. Szathmary, F. Westall, G.A. Zavarzin, H. Zimmermann-Timm
|g 111 --
|g 7
|t What Do We Know about Potential Modes of Operation of the Quaternary Earth System? /
|r M. Claussen, H. Held, D.P. Schrag
|g 141 --
|g 8
|t Modes of Oceanic and Atmospheric Circulation during the Quaternary /
|r S. Rahmstorf, F. Sirocko
|g 157 --
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|t What Is the Quaternary Phase-space Topology According to Cryosphere Dynamics? /
|r A.J. Payne
|g 171 --
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|t Group Report: Possible States and Modes of Operation of the Quaternary Earth System /
|r A.J. Watson, Rapporteur, V. Brovkin, M. Claussen, P.G. Falkowski, H. Held, A.J. Payne, S. Rahmstorf, R.J. Scholes, D.P. Schrag, F. Sirocko
|g 189 --
|g 11
|t Human Footprints in the Ecological Landscape /
|r P.G. Falkowski, D. Tchernov
|g 211 --
|g 12
|t How Humankind Came to Rival Nature: A Brief History of the Human-Environment Condition and the Lessons Learned /
|r B.L. Turner II, S.R. McCandless
|g 227 --
|g 13
|t Anthropogenic Modification of Land, Coastal, and Atmospheric Systems as Threats to the Functioning of the Earth System /
|r M.O. Andreae, L. Talaue-McManus, P.A. Matson
|g 245 --
|g 14
|t Atmospheric Chemistry and Climate in the Anthropocene: Where Are We Heading? /
|r P.J. Crutzen, V. Ramanathan
|g 265 --
|g 15
|t Assessing and Simulating the Altered Functioning of the Earth System in the Anthropocene /
|r P.M. Cox, N. Nakicenovic
|g 293 --
|g 16
|t Group Report: Earth System Dynamics in the Anthropocene /
|r W. Steffen, Rapporteur, M.O. Andreae, B. Bolin, P.M. Cox, P.J. Crutzen, U. Cubasch, H. Held, N. Nakicenovic, L. Talaue-McManus, B.L. Turner II
|g 313 --
|g 17
|t The Mental Component of the Earth System /
|r W. Lucht, R.K. Pachauri
|g 341 --
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|t What Kind of System of Science (and Technology) Is Needed to Support the Quest for Sustainable Development? /
|r G.C. Gallopin
|g 367 --
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|t Institutions, Science, and Technology in the Transition to Sustainability /
|r R.B. Mitchell, P. Romero Lankao
|g 387 --
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|t Group Report: Sustainability /
|r A.P. Kinzig, Rapporteur, W.C. Clark, O. Edenhofer, G.C. Gallopin, W. Lucht, R.B. Mitchell, P. Romero Lankao, S. Sreekesh, C. Tickell, O.R. Young
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|a Earth System Analysis for Sustainability uses an integrated systems approach to provide a panoramic view of planetary dynamics since the inception of life some four billion years ago and to identify principles for responsible management of the global environment in the future. Perceiving our planet as a single entity with hypercomplex, often unpredictable behavior, the authors use Earth system analysis to study global changes past and future. They explore the question of whether the unprecedented human-originated changes transforming the ecosphere today will end a 10,000-year period of climate stability. The book presents the complete story of the inseparably intertwined evolution of life and matter on Earth, focusing on four major topics: long-term geosphere-biosphere interaction and the possibility of using extrasolar planets to test various geophysical hypotheses; the Quaternary Earth System's modes of operation; current planetary dynamics under human pressure; and transition to global sustainability. Written by leading figures in the disciplines of geology, climatology, evolution, biogeochemistry, macroeconomics, and institutions theory, Earth System Analysis for Sustainability analyzes the driving forces behind global change and uses this knowledge to propose principles to propose principles for global stewardship.
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|a Dahlem Workshop on Earth System Analysis for Sustainability (2003 : Berlin, Germany).
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