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Deadline for abstracts: December 15, 2007
Description:
The primary themes of the conference are global warming and climate change, not only in engineering and science but also in all other disciplines (e.g. ecology, education, social sciences, economics, management, political sciences, and information technology). It covers a broad range of topics on energy and environment policies, energy resources, energy conversion technologies, energy management and conservation, energy security, renewables, green technologies, emission reduction and abatement, carbon tax, sustainable development, pollution control and measures, policy development, etc. Therefore, papers on related topics are solicited from all relevant disciplinary areas, ranging from current problems, projections, new concepts, modeling, experiments and measurements, to simulations. The topical areas of interest include, but are not limited to:
Acid precipitation
Aerosols
Atmospheric changes
Biofuels and alternatives
Carbon sequestration
Carbon tax
Clean technologies
Climate change and heath issues
Climate change modeling and simulations
Climate networks (oceans, regions, forests, etc.)
Climatic events
Coupled ocean-atmosphere system
Deforestation
Earth sciences
Ecology
Ecosystem and biodiversity
Energy policies and strategies
Energy quality and security
Energy technologies
Engineering tools
Environment policies and strategies
Environment quality and security
Environment technologies
Environmental education and training
Exergy
Food and agriculture
Forestry
Global earth observations
Global economics
Global environment
Global policies
Global warming modeling and simulations
Green design and manufacturing
Green energy
Greenhouse gases
Heath issues
Hurricanes and catastrophic events
Hydrogen and fuel cell technologies
Hydrological cycles
Information technology
Measurement techniques and data management
Nuclear energy and technologies
Oceans and global warming
Policy and strategy development
Renewables
Smog
Solid and municipal wastes
Space and atmospheric applications
Stratospheric ozone depletion
Sustainable development
Sustainable environment and health
Thermal pollution
Urban and regional planning
Volcanoes and volcanic events
Waste management
Water and water issues
Weather forecasts and scenarios
Submitted by: Dr. Ibrahim Dincer
Date received: September 07, 2007, revised September 10, 2007
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