Climate change is a major environmental concern of regional, national, and international scope, but its inherent uncertainties have often been cited as the main reason for delaying any actions to mitigate its potential impacts. Recent reviews of environmental impact assessments have shown that impacts from climate change have been inadequately addressed and that the corresponding uncertainties have been addressed even more poorly within them. However, this inaction runs completely contrary to the principles of sound risk management, since a proper consideration of the impact from uncertainty increases, rather than decreases, the rationale for preventative action. Irrespective of climate uncertainties, decisions have to be made today and it proves a better course of action to adopt the precautionary principle when making these decisions by recognizing the uncertainties rather than by ignoring them completely. Change Uncertainties in Environmental Assessments demonstrates methods for addressing, incorporating, and communicating the inherent uncertainties surrounding climate change in environmental impact assessments. Clearly, potential impacts from climate change require immediate attention because of the uncertainties, not in spite of them.

International Amazon Best Seller's Ranked Author*, D. Duane Engler joins Scott Yeomans with another title in 40 Prayers Series. Prayers are essential to right communication with God. In all aspects of your life. Your career can bring glory to God. As you look forward to meaningful work, take all your requests to God, In prayer, that He will honor your path and guide you. Career transitions, job uncertainty, job change, job loss. Any of these can be worrisome and burdensome, creating stress, fear, denial, inner self-criticism, disbelief, depression, and resentment for you. One thing is certain. God wants us to take our concerns and fears to Him in prayer for direction. Just as Jesus instructs us to pray in Matthew 6:5-15, let's pray like the little children would pray: full of expectancy, anticipation, trust, enthusiasm, and hope in Christ. We should also remember the guidance in 1 Thessalonians 5:17: to pray continually. Let's get to prayer To God be the glory, D. Duane Engler & Scott Yeomans D. Duane's titles are not yet published in any other language. If you have any requests for topics, please let D. Duane know, and if you do download a copy of this it'd be great if you would review it for others and share how it helped you in your walk with Christ. *One of D. Duane's titles reached Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #1,007 Free in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Free in Kindle Store) as well as in these categories. #1 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Prayerbooks #2 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Prayer #6 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Parenting & Relationships Send it as a gift to someone who needs prayer today

Climate change is a major environmental concern of regional, national, and international scope, but its inherent uncertainties have often been cited as the main reason for delaying any actions to mitigate its potential impacts. Recent reviews of environmental impact assessments have shown that impacts from climate change have been inadequately addressed and that the corresponding uncertainties have been addressed even more poorly within them. However, this inaction runs completely contrary to the principles of sound risk management, since a proper consideration of the impact from uncertainty increases, rather than decreases, the rationale for preventative action. Irrespective of climate uncertainties, decisions have to be made today and it proves a better course of action to adopt the precautionary principle when making these decisions by recognizing the uncertainties rather than by ignoring them completely. Change Uncertainties in Environmental Assessments demonstrates methods for addressing, incorporating, and communicating the inherent uncertainties surrounding climate change in environmental impact assessments. Clearly, potential impacts from climate change require immediate attention because of the uncertainties, not in spite of them.