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Arctic Report Card 2007: Tracking recent enviornmental changes
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Series: Arctic Report Card ; 2007
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Alternative Title:Atmosphere;Sea Ice Cover;Ocean;Land;Greenland Ice Sheet Mass Balance;Recent Changes in Vegetation;State of Reindeer Herds;Goose Populations;
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Corporate Authors:United States. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research ; United States. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Climate Program Office ; Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme ; Program for the Conservation of Arctic Flora and Fauna ; NOAA Arctic Research Program (U.S.) ; ... More +
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Description:The Arctic Report Card 2007 is introduced as a means of presenting clear, reliable and concise information on recent observations of environmental conditions in the Arctic, relative to historical time series records. It provides a method of updating and expanding the content of the State of the Arctic Report, published in fall 2006, to reflect current conditions.
Material presented in the Report Card is prepared by an international team of scientists and is peer-reviewed by topical experts nominated by the US Polar Research Board. The audience for the Arctic Report Card is wide, including scientists, students, teachers, decision makers and the general public interested in Arctic environment and science. The web-based format will facilitate future timely updates of the content.
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Rights Information:CC0 Public Domain
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