Human Settlements, the Land Use and Global Change in Cuba

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CHAPTER I Global Changes

CHAPTER II CHANGE OF LAND USE AND ITS INTERACTION WITH GLOBAL CHANGES

    Paragraph 1 Historical Evolution of use and land tenure
    Paragraph 2 Dynamics of land use. Period 1989 - 1997
    Paragraph 3 carbon absorption level and land use. 1989-1997
    Paragraph 4 land use and change processes in the territory

CHAPTER III THE SETTLEMENT AND THEIR INTERACTION WITH GLOBAL CHANGES

    Paragraph 1 Evolution of settlement in Cuba
    Paragraph 2 Conception System Human Settlements in Cuba
    Paragraph 3 Vulnerability of the population to Global Change

CHAPTER IV COASTAL AREAS AND GLOBAL CHANGES

    Paragraph 1 Current Evaluation and perspective of coastal areas from a national territorial approach
    Paragraph 2 sea level rise by tropical cyclones surges in two regions of the country
    Paragraph 3 Vulnerability of coastal flooding. Case study regional and local levels

CHAPTER V CITIES AND THEIR INTERACTION WITH GLOBAL CHANGES

CHAPTER VI THE LAND PLANNING AND ADAPTATION TO GLOBAL CHANGES

    Paragraph 1 Cities and global change
    Paragraph 2 climatic elements in the cities, linked to the transformations of its urban structure
    Paragraph 3 impacts of urban development on atmospheric environment and quality of life of the population
    Paragraph 4 Effects of global climate change on some cities in Cuba

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