Climate changeEastern Siberiaclimate indicatorspublic perceptionadaptationData on modern climate and environmental changes in Eastern Siberia are compared with the public perception of such changes through cognitive indicators. Observations reveal positive air temperature trends for all seasons, shortening of ...
Human-induced climate warming by 2100 is expected to thaw large expanses of northern permafrost peatlands. However, the spatio-temporal dynamics of permafrost peatland thaw remain uncertain due to complex permafrost–climate interactions, the insulating
The objective of this paper is to identify a representative set of key atmospheric indicators of changes in atmospheric radiative forcing driven by greenhouse gases. In particular, we evaluate the use of atmospheric composition measurements as climate change indicators. We present a conceptual model of...
Therefore, warming-induced increase in decomposition of SOC pool could be a significant positive feedback to climate change. Indeed, there exists a strong evidence of enhanced land–atmosphere feedback with the projected warming [134], especially because of the permafrost thaw. The degree of ...
A small percentage of the articles (5%, n = 18) described climate perception, including what climate change is, its effects, and causes, based on people's traditional knowledge, sometimes incorporating weather predictors and indicators. For example, one study demonstrated that indigenous people...
Forestation can be a valuable tool for mitigating climate change. Using an Earth System Model, Moustakis et al. show that ambitious deployment in the range of country pledges can mitigate global temperature under an overshoot pathway by 0.2 oC, but highlight the associated socioeconomic tradeof...
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Permafrost - Climate Change, Thawing, Arctic: Permafrost is the result of present climate. Many temperature profiles show, however, that permafrost is not in equilibrium with present climate at the sites of measurement. Some areas show, for example, that
"Large-scale indicators of climate change in the atmosphere, ocean, and cryosphere [frozen areas] are reaching levels, and changing at rates unseen in centuries to many thousands of years" due to human-caused warming, the authors say. Some of the key findings include: C02...
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