Physics
Scientific paper
Feb 2007
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=2007esabu.129....8l&link_type=abstract
ESA Bulletin (ISSN 0376-4265), No. 129, p. 8 - 17 (2007)
Physics
Earth: Space Missions
Scientific paper
Global change is the most fundamental challenge facing humanity today. As we begin to understand more about the Earth as a system, it is clear that human activity is having a profound and negative impact on our environment. For example, our understanding of carbon dioxide as a greenhouse gas and the strong link between atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations and temperature both point to human activity leading to a warmer world, unlike anything seen over the last million years. A better knowledge of the Earth System and of the effect of increasing human activity is crucially important for managing our environment and our ability to derive sustainable benefit.
Briggs Stephen
Grassl Hartmut
Herland Einar-Arne
Liebig Volker
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