Ecologist, n°33. Drought in sahelia. Who or what is to blame ? / Bryson, Reid A

Public ISBD Titre de série : Ecologist, n°33 Titre : Drought in sahelia. Who or what is to blame ? Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Bryson, Reid A Année de publication : 1973 ISBN/ISSN/EAN : CI-00447 Note générale : Professor Reid A. Bryson, director of the Institute for Environnemental Studies, the University of Wisconsin, believes that industrial man could be responsable for a lot more than having given ill-conceived aid to the Sahelian states. He thinks it possible that the climatic change wich has taken the monsoons south wards away from the areas where rain is desperately have adequate rain, could have been caused through industrialisation. In this article he explains how. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Secheresse  Saison des pluies  Climatologie  Méteorologie  Pluviométrie  Environnement  Politique de l'environnement  Politique industrielle  Changement climatique Index. décimale : 363.7 Environnement : classer ici la protection de l'environnement Résumé : Professor Reid A. Bryson, director of the Institute for Environnemental Studies, the University of Wisconsin, believes that industrial man could be responsable for a lot more than having given ill-conceived aid to the Sahelian states. He thinks it possible that the climatic change wich has taken the monsoons south wards away from the areas where rain is desperately have adequate rain, could have been caused through industrialisation. In this article he explains how. Note de contenu : Professor Reid A. Bryson, director of the Institute for Environnemental Studies, the University of Wisconsin, believes that industrial man could be responsable for a lot more than having given ill-conceived aid to the Sahelian states. He thinks it possible that the climatic change wich has taken the monsoons south wards away from the areas where rain is desperately have adequate rain, could have been caused through industrialisation. In this article he explains how. Ecologist, n°33. Drought in sahelia. Who or what is to blame ? [texte imprimé] / Bryson, Reid A . - 1973. ISSN : CI-00447 Professor Reid A. Bryson, director of the Institute for Environnemental Studies, the University of Wisconsin, believes that industrial man could be responsable for a lot more than having given ill-conceived aid to the Sahelian states. He thinks it possible that the climatic change wich has taken the monsoons south wards away from the areas where rain is desperately have adequate rain, could have been caused through industrialisation. In this article he explains how. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Secheresse  Saison des pluies  Climatologie  Méteorologie  Pluviométrie  Environnement  Politique de l'environnement  Politique industrielle  Changement climatique Index. décimale : 363.7 Environnement : classer ici la protection de l'environnement Résumé : Professor Reid A. Bryson, director of the Institute for Environnemental Studies, the University of Wisconsin, believes that industrial man could be responsable for a lot more than having given ill-conceived aid to the Sahelian states. He thinks it possible that the climatic change wich has taken the monsoons south wards away from the areas where rain is desperately have adequate rain, could have been caused through industrialisation. In this article he explains how. Note de contenu : Professor Reid A. Bryson, director of the Institute for Environnemental Studies, the University of Wisconsin, believes that industrial man could be responsable for a lot more than having given ill-conceived aid to the Sahelian states. He thinks it possible that the climatic change wich has taken the monsoons south wards away from the areas where rain is desperately have adequate rain, could have been caused through industrialisation. In this article he explains how.

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