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T. Dimitrov: GORENJE GLOBALNE BIOMASE Šumarski list br. 9 10, CXX1I (1998), 443-455 University of Buenos Aires, Argentina. NapoStocks, B. J., M. A. Fosberg, T.,J.,.Ly nham, L. mena: Citirana literatura pod fusnotom (1), naMearns , B. M. Wotton , Q., Jang, J-Z. Jin , vedena je u gorecitiranom radu. K. Lawrence, G. R. Hartley, J. A. Mason and D. W. McKenney: 1998, Climate Change and S imard , A.: 1997, Towards Criteria and Indicators for Forest Fire Potential in Russian and Canadian Wildland Fire: A Canadian Example, 2nd Boreal Forests, Climate Change 38: 1-13. International. Wildland Fire Conference ´97, Napomena: Citirana literatura pod fusnotom (3), Conference papers, May 25-30, 1997, Vancou navedena je u gorecitiranom radu. ver, B.C., Canada. Velez , R.: 1997, FAO Silva Mediterranean Forest Fi Stocks , B.J.: 1996, The Extent and Impact of Forest re Network, 2nd International Wildland Fire Fires in Northern Circumpolar Countries, edited Conference ´97, Conference papers, May 25-30, by Joel S. Levine, Vols. 1&2, the MIT Press, 1997, Vancouver, B.C., Canada. Cambridge, Mass. & London, England. Napomena: Citirana literatura pod fusnotom (2), navedena je u gorecitiranom radu. SUMMARY: In this paper the most recent research on forest fires made by renown scientists in the world are presented, where the climate change and its implications on forest fire, fire emissions and their impact on the atmosphere, catastrophic situation predictions on the global level caused by biomass burning particularly in Tropics, and on the Protocol of the International Conference on the climate change, held in Kyoto, Japan, are analyzed. There is very important research B. J. Sto cks and others on the climate change and forest fire potential in Russian and Canadian boreal forests by simulating through current general circulation models scenario of doubled CO2 (2 x CO2) and its implications on the fire weather severity increase, extending the fire season by warming up of struck regions and shifting forest vegetation northward. |