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The Changing Ocean: Its Effects on Climate and Living Resources

Out of Print
By: Bruno Voituriez
170 pages, Line illus, maps
Publisher: UNESCO
The Changing Ocean: Its Effects on Climate and Living Resources
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  • The Changing Ocean: Its Effects on Climate and Living Resources ISBN: 9789231038778 Paperback Jan 2004 Out of Print #147748
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The ocean, like our planet as a whole, is undergoing continual change. Oceanography is the interdisciplinary scientific study of ocean behaviour and its relationship with climate, marine resources and the wider environment. This publication seeks to explore the development of oceanographic research aimed at the the non-specialist and to explain key concepts in an accessible manner.

Contents
A brief history of oceanography and major national scientific expeditions
International co-operation programmes
Mechanisms linking ocean dynamics with those of the atmosphere and marine ecosystems
Climate change
Future developments in oceanographic study

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Out of Print
By: Bruno Voituriez
170 pages, Line illus, maps
Publisher: UNESCO
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