IMPACTOS REGIONALES DEL CAMBIO CLIMÁTICO. VALORACIÓN DE LA VULNERABILIDAD
Abstract
Regional Impacts of Climate Change. Valorization of the vulnerability. The human being lives submerged in the atmosphere and developes its activities inside the coupled atmosphere-earth system. In consequence all impacts in this system will affect to humanity. The climate change constitutes a great world worry since beginning of the 90´s years and foreseeable will be in the next decades because of the repercusion in the natural, economics, socials and politics systems. The arid, semi-arid and subhumid dry regions are indicated like the most vulnerables scenaries by the conjunction of factors set (astronomics, meteorological, geomorphologics, biotiques and humans) that obey to different processes in the time and the espace scaled, in several greatness grades. The convergence of these factors about biophysics and humans sensitives systems may increase by the potencial effect of climate change as shown in the models.Downloads
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