Climate change and the difference of 1.5 and or 2 degrees Celsius increase, compared to pre-industrial times

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The Lead Author of IPCC; joint awarded of the Nobel Peace Prize in 2007; Member of Academic Board and Executive Director of the "Macro Plan of the Strategic Formulation of Climate Change Research"

10.22092/irn.2025.133689

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Iran Nature
Volume 10, Issue 1 - Serial Number 50
May and June 2025
Pages 80-81

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