National Assessment Report on Climate Change

Author: Compiled by the Writing Committee of the National Assessment Report on Climate Change
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Publishing Date: 2007-02-01
Features: The National Assessment Report on Climate Change is a significant project implemented by 12 ministries and commissions, including the Ministry of Science and Technology, China Meteorological Administration, and the Chinese Academy of Sciences. A total of 17 departments and 88 experts participated in the writing process. This is the first time China has organized the compilation of such a report. The book consists of three parts: the scientific basis of climate change in China, the impacts of climate change and adaptation strategies, and the socio-economic evaluation of climate change, comprising 25 chapters. The entire book reflects important new achievements in China's climate change research field, representing the national level and development trends. It can provide a scientific basis for the state to formulate long-term development strategies for the national economy and society, and offer technical support for China's participation in international actions in the field of climate change. The book is available for reference by decision-making departments at the central, local, and national levels, as well as researchers and educators in fields such as meteorology and climate, economics, diplomacy, hydrology, oceanography, agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, geology, and geography.