- Abstract
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Overall and specific roles of LCLUC on climate
- 3. The carbon cycle
- 4. Climatically relevant emissions from the land surface
- 5. The water cycle
- 6. Agriculture and climate
- 7. Urbanization and climate
- 8. Gradual acclimation of biogeochemical processes to climate change
- 9. Plant biogeographical changes in response to climate change
- 10. Land-use projections
- 11. Reduction of uncertainty in models and data
- 12. Human adaptation to climate and land change
- 13. Summary
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