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Anomalies of global air temperature during the last Millennium, relative to the period 1902-1980
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Anthropogenetic related risks 1998 Global temperature 1998 – the warmest
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ECHAM4 Global Climate Model
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GCM simulated changes in monthly precipitation in Bulgaria for the 2050s, relative to 1961-1990 Climate Change Scenarios for Bulgaria
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ECHAM4 climate change scenario for air temperature in May at the 2020s (2.8 o x 2.8 o ) GCM LIMITATIONS
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(MAGICC/SCENGEN) ECHAM4 GCM scenario of annual air temperature in Europe during the 2050s (A2 SRES emission scenario), (A2 SRES emission scenario), relative to 1961-1990
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Change in summer mean temperature (oC) for the HadCM3 and PCM climate models coupled with the A2 SRES scenario for 2080
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Change in summer precipitation (mm/month) for the HadCM3 and PCM climate models coupled with the A2 SRES scenario for 2080
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Departures of the CERES simulated yield of maize at the Bulgarian region, relative to 1991-2000
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WINTER WHEAT 2011-2020 HadCM3 – A2 vs. 1981-1990 Bulgaria Poland
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WINTER WHEAT 2071-2080 HadCM3 – A2 vs. 1981-1990 Bulgaria Poland
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MAIZE 2011-2020 HadCM3 – A2 vs. 1981-1990 Bulgaria Poland
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MAIZE 2071-2080 HadCM3 – A2 vs. 1981-1990 Poland
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HadCM3 SOYBEANS 2011-2020 HadCM3 – A2 vs. 1981-1990 Bulgaria Poland
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SOYBEANS 2071-2080 HadCM3 – A2 vs. 1981-1990 Poland
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ADAPTATION OPTINS Zoning crop production in agricultural land areas with elevation below 1000 m agricultural land areas with elevation below 1000 m Change in crops Change in sowing dates Change in irrigation Change in crop hybrids andcultivars
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ADAPTATION OPTINS Change in fertilization Change in management practices Change in management of diseases andpests control Governmental policy and strategies in the field of agriculture
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