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In this folder you find the latest Climate Change news articles, programme and project news and an archive:

Programme News

1.5 million euro for climate change and Sustainable Earth research The NWO and the Knowledge for Climate research programme have together approved the sum of € 1.5 million for research into climate change adaptation and into the relationship between land use and climate change. Ten postdoc students will be able to work on this. The research will make interconnections between three spearheads of the Sustainable Earth theme: modelling, uncertainty and administrative aspects

NWO, Friday 4 June 2010

CcSP Scientific Director Pavel Kabat invited for EU expert meeting on spatial planning Prof.dr. Pavel Kabat has been invited to present his expertise in the workshop ‘Climate change and strategic spatial planning’ as a part of the EU Expert meeting: "Global challenges in polycentric regions; what role for strategic spatial planning?"

CcSP, Friday 28 May 2010

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Projects News

CcSP scientific report: "Uncertainty assessment of N2O inventories" has been released Linda Nol has finished her research by releasing the scientific report: "Uncertainty assessment of N2O inventories : explorations at different spatial and temporal scales for the Dutch fen meadow landscape", which had been carried during the ME01 CcSP project.

Wageningen UR / CcSP, Monday 9 August 2010

Cesar Database and a new agreement for exchanging data The Cabauw Experimental Site for Atmospheric Research (Cesar) is a consortium of eight institutes and universities. The goal of the consortium is to operate and maintain at the Cabauw site a unique observational facility with a comprehensive set of remote sensing and in-situ equipment to characterize the state of the atmosphere, its radiative properties and the interaction with the land surface. The consortium partners have signed a new agreement to exchange more data and knowledge.

Climate changes Spatial Planning (CS02 project), Friday 16 July 2010

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