Climate Journal, Volume 1, Number 3 now available

The third issue of the new Journal, The International Journal of Climate Change: Impacts and Responses, has now been published.

Volume 1, Issue 3 contains:

• Human Impacts on the Biodiversity of the Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary in Rajasthan by Fatima Sultana.
• Evidence of Long-term Climate Change at Major Cities of India during the Twentieth Century by Amit Dhorde and Anargha Wakhare.
• Influence of Climate Change, Fire, Insect and Harvest on Carbon Dynamics for Jack Pine in Central Canada: Simulation Approach with the EFIMOD Model by Jagtar Bhatti, Oleg Chertov and Alexander Komarov.
• Marketing to Change Public Opinion on Climate Change: A Case Study by John J. McDonnell and Jennifer L. Bartlett.
• An Analysis of the British Public’s Concerns Regarding Climate Change Legislation by Ruth Woods, Sharon Coen and Ana Fernandez.
• Information Preservation and Change Detection across Spatial Scales in the Assessment of Global CH4 Emission Estimates from Wetlands by Abdulwasey Mohammed, Paul C. Stoy and Tim J. Malthus.
• Global Energy Policy in Response to Climate Change by Abraham Varghese and Joseph N Thomas.
• Developing Spiritual Intelligence in Response to Climate Change by Tim Rimmer.
• Social Capital as a Source of Adaptive Capacity to Climate Change in Developing Countries by Vivek Prasad, Monique Helfrich and Susan A. Crate.
• Climatic Syndromes of Uncontrolled Grazing Practices: “A Case Study of Temprate Pasturelands from Liddar Valley of Kashmir Himalayas” by Tasadoq Hussain.
• Glacial Melt and Climate Change in the Himalayas: Building Adaptive Strategies for the Future by Prakash Rao, Gopala Areendran and Rajesh Kumar.
• The Role of Passive Cooling Strategies for Norway by Matthias Haase and Inger Andresen.
• Impact of Climate Change on the Fishing Population of Majuli, the Largest Riverine Island and its Fresh Water Biodiversity by Karobi B. Saikia.
• Education for Inheriting the Earth: A Comprehensive Approach to Education for Sustainable Living from Australia by Paul Bernard Carney.
• Rate of Siltation in Wular Lake, (Jammu and Kashmir, India) with Special Emphasis on its Climate & Tectonics by U.D. Kulkarni, Asiya Nazir Khan and R. S. Gavali.