The impact of climate change and weather on transport: An overview of empirical findings. Trans. Res. Part D: Trans. Environ. 14, 205-221 (2009).Koetse, M. J., and P. Rietveld, 2009: The impact of climate change
on Climate Change's special report,3extreme weather events are likely to become more frequent and catastrophic as a result of climate change. Flooding of coastal communities because of globalsea levelrise, pollution of underground and surfacewater supplies, or damage of built-infrastructure (e.g.,...
The potential impact of regional climate change on fire weather in the United States. Ann. Assoc. Amer. Geogr. 105: 1-21.Tang, Y., S. Zhong, L. Luo, X. Bian, W. E. Heilman, and J. Winkler, 2015: The potential impact of regional climate change on fire weather in the United ...
The projected increase in annual temperatures, precipitation and extreme weather events resulting from climate change will continue to impact the Great Lakes basin.Freezing Rain Although rare in occurrence, freezing rain events have the potential to negatively impact personal safety, infrastructure, ...
Climate change influences severe weather by causing longer droughts and higher temperatures in some regions and more intense deluges in others, say climate experts. Among the most vulnerable are communities in exposed mountain and coastal regions. In those settings worldwide, citizens are adjusting to...
and regional-specific23insights on wind-solar supply shortfalls, the global understanding of the impact of climate change on extreme power shortage events of wind-solar hybrid systems remains largely unclear. Additionally, as the previously limited attention to this emerging issue of electricity supply...
Time for adults to finally act like adults on climate change A report detailing how climate inaction will consign people born today to a lifetime of weather extremes must awaken a sense of responsibility. News & Views|07 May 2025 Climate risk for younger generations is set to soar ...
The level of concern about climate change among those who report having experienced extreme weather is similar across geographic regions of the country. Those living in the South were more likely than those in other regions to report they have experienced extreme weather, however. ...
Atmospheric patterns are expected to shift as a consequence of climate change (Rockel and Woth, 2007). Given the cubic relationship between wind speed and wind power density, even not-so-large changes in the wind climate have the potential to produce significant impacts on wind resources. ...
These extreme weather events, such as droughts, flooding, and wildfires, resulting from climate change can directly and indirectly, impact the contamination of various environments. 2.1. Drought Despite the Paris Agreement's goal of limiting the rise in global temperature to below pre-industrial ...