Near term closure seems unlikely on any of these fronts, but the science is now sufficiently compelling that a global consensus supports concerted action. Developing countries must be full participants, because they will be most heavily impacted by global warming, and because the scale of their ...
Today, freshwater ecosystems are considered as one of the most vulnerable ecosystems on Earth. Degrad... MM Eie,MM Eie 被引量: 0发表: 2017年 Rainfall Runoff Modeling in Kävlinge River Basin with HEC-HMS: Hydrologic Response to the Climate of the Future This Master's thesis work was ...
each grid over the 36 months from 2017 to 2019. GOSAT has few or no observations for most grids in the tropics and at high latitudes, with an improvement with OCO-2, and a further increase in the number of observations when the two are combined. The URR distribution shows that the G...
The world is getting hotter, cars are still producing harmful emissions, and most of the world lacks access to innovative or renewable energy sources because of global warming. Approximately one-third of lung cancer cases, heart attacks, and strokes are brought on by air pollution, which ...
Environmental degradation is one of the most debatable topics at international forums and it is considered a prime concern for the entire world. Therefore, researchers and policymakers have turned their attention from conventional economic growth to green growth. Although the existing literature has discu...
For most small island nations the imperative to sustain economic growth in line with the global development paradigm is a paradox when the physical constraints to sustainable growth are obvious. Over the last decade most of these nations have experienced low if not negative growth in GDP ...
This states that in most of the countries, the conditions of the people living in the urban areas have changed a lot. People from rural areas migrate towards the urban areas for an advanced lifestyle and a better job, which leads towards the overcrowding of the urban population and ...
and stigmatization. As a case in point, poverty and income distribution are one of the most significant factors in determining one’s vulnerability to food insecurity caused by climate change111. In addition, climate change can have longer, structural impacts on “poverty traps,” the creation of...
and stigmatization. As a case in point, poverty and income distribution are one of the most significant factors in determining one’s vulnerability to food insecurity caused by climate change111. In addition, climate change can have longer, structural impacts on “poverty traps,” the creation of...
such as global energy prices, international agreements in the field of energy, climate change, and wars. Comparing all the previously mentioned levels of analysis, this level includes the most stable factors and is therefore the most difficult in terms of the ability to change them. Figure1summar...