climate changeprecipitationclimate extremesClimate extremes, as recurring events, are the result of natural climate variability (including phenomena such as El Nio), which can have significant local and regional
Climate change and climate variability has received considerable attention from the scientific community in recent decades and has led to a better understanding of various climate phenomena and driving mechanisms. This increased understanding of various climate has also prompted policy makers to ask two ...
It then identifies adaptation and mitigation interventions for each step of the food value chain to move toward a more climate-smart, nutrition-sensitive food system. The study focuses on poor rural farmers, a population especially vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change on nutrition, ...
Climate Change Hysteresis and Irreversibility Prof. Jong-Seong Kug School of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Seoul National University 邀请人 :周天军 研究员 2024年10月9日(周三)14:00 3号楼二层第三会议室 报告摘要: Since the Paris...
Climate change refers to a statistically defined change in the average and/or variability of the climate system, this includes the atmosphere, the water cycle, the land surface, ice and the living components of Earth. The definition does not usually require the causes of change to be attributed...
This brief review identifies seven key science questions in relation to climate variability and change and examines recent research within the Australian and Pacific context: 1. How do the key processes controlling climate variability and predictability
Major impacts of climate change will be on rain-fed crops that account for nearly 60% of cropland area. As predicted, South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa will be highly vulnerable to climate change. Crop production can be increased by the use of quality seeds of high-yielding stress-tolerant...
Vulnerability of European intermittent renewable energy supply to climate change and climate variability. Renew. Sustain. Energy Rev. 97, 497–508 (2018). Google Scholar Francois, B. Influence of winter North-Atlantic oscillation on climate-related-energy penetration in Europe. Renew. Energy 99, ...
Climate change is likely to have both short- and long-term effects on vector-borne disease transmission and infection patterns, affecting both seasonal risk and broad geographic changes in disease occurrence over decades. While climate variability and climate change both alter the transmission of vector...
Adaptation Climate change Urban planning Item response theory Concurrent validity Nomological validity 1. Introduction With climate change, the frequency and intensity of certain climate hazards, such as heatwaves and floods, will increase, leading to greater impacts at several levels, particularly global...