In this page you can reach what Turkish General Directorate of Meteorology is doing about climate change and its effects. There are many documents you can find related to climate change.
It is official website disseminating projects and provides documents and reports related to climate change
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http:// www.dmi.gov.tr
La rivista propone soluzioni ed esperienze in materia di gestione ambientale con il patrocino del Ministero dell’Ambiente.
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http://www.ambiente-online.it/
Qui potete scaricare tutti i materiali del progetto Flexhibit: i video, i posters e il libro. Potete anche ordinarne una copia su supporto rigido (carta e dvd) e farvela recapitare a casa.
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http://www.mna.it/flexhibit
This project undertakes the activities around the ecological footprint and contributes to the European Waste Reduction Awards (EWWR) Programme that aims to raise awareness for the waste prevention and waste reduction.
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http://www.ubz-stmk.at/projekte/index.php?cmid=667
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http://www.ubz-stmk.at/
The periodical inform the readers about the latest research developments in a comprehensible way even for the general public. Very often, the periodical deals with questions of education of natural sciences.
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This document prepared by Kayhan, M. a staff member at Ministry of Environment and Forest and General Directorate of Meteorology. It is about global climate change and its effects in Turkey. There are some data such as showing the changes in the amount of CO2, greenhouse effect, etc.
Documentari e programmi di prima serata volti ad esaltare l’amore per la natura e per il paesaggio.
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http://ambienteitalia.blog.rai.it/
Quotidiano di approfondimento sulle tematiche ambientali.
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The “Flexhibit” is a set of hands-on learning activities, museum-quality banners, and video podcasts for after-school groups or classes (10- to 15- year olds). Groups can complete the learning activities in approximately 10 sessions, then use the materials and models to host a public science event.
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