Africa / Asia / North America / Europe / South America / /
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Nicaragua / Ecuador / Venezuela / Guatemala / Mexico / Sweden / Chile / Peru / Colombia / El Salvador / United States / Brazil / Suriname / Panama / Guyana / Canada / Paraguay / Argentina / Bolivia / Costa Rica / South America / Asia / /
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Environmental Issue / Natural Disaster / /
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NASA Goddard Institute / Lund University / Linkӧping University / /
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food supply / energy production / earth systems / hydroelectric energy production / /
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Mt. Pinatubo / Mount Pinatubo / /
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Linkӧping University / National Science Foundation / Economic and Social Council / NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies ModelE / civil society / United Nations / Lund University / /
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Alan Robock / A. M. Grimm / V / Kari Alterskjær / James M. Haywood / Vernon E. Kousky / L. Silva Dias / Charles L. Curry / Olivier Boucher / Andy Jones / Jason N. S. Cole / Georgiy L. Stenchikov / Philip J. Rasch / David Stephenson / Diana Bour Karam / Simone Tilmes / Hauke Schmidt / Jin-Ho Yoon / John C. Moore / Daniel J. Lunt / Silvia Ribeiro / Nicolas Bellouin / Ulrike Niemeier / Peter J. Irvine / Ken Caldeira / Michael Schulz / Linda Dubec / Marcia T. Zilli / /
Geoengineering and Climate Change Implications for Latin America In Brief: Some governments are exploring geoengineering as a way to reduce or delay climate change. Geoengineering could technically take climate decisions