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CLIMATE

CLIMATIC INFLUENCES MARITIME CONTINENTAL North Atlantic Drift Sea Baltic Sea Moscow 16/63 47 Gulf Stream London 38/62 24 Berlin 31/64 33 Warsaw 26/64 38 Bay of Biscay Black Sea Adriatic Sea Aegean Sea M e d I t e r r a n e a n S e a D. Hardin

Mean Annual Rainfall in Ireland CLIMATIC INFLUENCES Maritime influence Monthly hours of sunshine Approx. 15 days 16 days Northern Ireland England Double Farmville’s precip. Farmville’s precip. 42.9” Greater than 110” Mean Annual Rainfall in Ireland D. Hardin

Continental influence CLIMATIC INFLUENCES Continental influence “General Winter” Napoleon, 1812 Hitler, 1941 D. Hardin

H H H H H L L L L L L CLIMATIC INFLUENCES Subtropical High 30° N 0° D. Hardin

CLIMATIC INFLUENCES Subtropical High MEDITERRANEAN MARITIME CONTINENTAL Black Sea Adriatic Sea Aegean Sea MEDITERRANEAN M e d I t e r r a n e a n S e a D. Hardin

NATURAL VEGETATION

NATURAL VEGETATION Mediterranean Matorral - Spain Olives Cork Maquis – France - winter Maquis – France - summer Maquis French resistance Macchia - Italy D. Hardin

NATURAL VEGETATION Mediterranean Natural hazards Fire Degraded Greece Mediterranean Natural hazards Degraded landscapes Flooding Cervara di Roma D. Hardin

NATURAL VEGETATION Steppe Spain Moldova Ukraine Russia Kursk, 1943 Kazakhstan D. Hardin

NATURAL VEGETATION Prairie/Puszta D. Hardin

NATURAL VEGETATION Deciduous forest France Croatia Argonne Forest Loire Valley D. Hardin

NATURAL VEGETATION Alpine conifer forest Voges Schwartzwald Erzgebirge acid rain damage D. Hardin

NATURAL VEGETATION Boreal Forest/Taiga Norway Finland Russia D. Hardin

NATURAL VEGETATION Tundra Norway Russia D. Hardin

NATURAL VEGETATION Tundra Permafrost Jarkov mammoth Russia D. Hardin

NATURAL VEGETATION Heath/Moor Scotland England D. Hardin