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2008
Sarrazin V, Perez T.  2008.  Sponge chemical defences in stress conditions: the case study of the last disease outbreak observed in N-W Mediterranean. Abstract
2007
Agency EE.  2007.  Europe's environment - The fourth assessment118. Abstract
Anadon, Danovaro, Dippner, Drinkwater, Hawkins, O'Sullinvan, Oguz, Reid.  2007.  Impacts of climate change on the European marine and coastal environment - Ecosystems approach (Final Draft). Abstract
CCE.  2007.  Livre vert - Adaptation au changement climatique en Europe : les possibilités de l'Union Européenne23. Abstract  Download: LIVRE VERT CC,PE, CESE, CR.pdf (367.47 KB)
Normand S, Skov F, Svenning JC.  2007.  National and European perspectives on climate change sensitivity of the habitats directive characteristic plant species. Journal for Nature Conservation. 15 Abstract
2006
Sparnocchia S, Schiano ME, Picco P, Bozzano R, Cappelletti A.  2006.  The anomalous warming of summer 2003 in the surface layer of the Central Ligurian Sea (Western Mediterranean). Annales Geophysicae. 24 Abstract
Agency EE.  2006.  The changing faces of Europe's coastal areas. Abstract
Bakkenes, Eickhout, Alkemade.  2006.  Impacts of different climate stabilisation scenarios on plant species in Europe. Global Environmental Change. 16 Abstract
Partnership MCCI.  2006.  Marine climate change impacts - Annual Report Card 2006. Abstract
2004
Luterbacher J, Xoplaki E, Dietrich D, Grosjean M, Wanner H.  2004.  European seasonal and annual temperature variability, trends, and extremes since 1500. Science. Abstract
Agencyf EE, ETC/ACC.  2004.  Impacts of Europe's changing climate35. Abstract
2003
ICES.  2003.  Environmental status of the European seas. Abstract
2002
Salen-Picard C, Darnaude AM, Arlhac D, Harmelin-Vivien ML.  2002.  Fluctuations of macrobenthic populations: a link between climate-driven river run-off and sole fishery yields in the Gulf of Lions. Oecologia. 133 Abstract