Explaining the seasonal cycle of the globally averaged CO2 with a carbon cycle modeldoi:10.5194/esdd-5-63-2014Georgii Alexandrov
Carbon lock-in Socio-technical Path dependency Energy transition Coal phase-out Japan 1. Introduction Amidst mounting recognition of the incompatibility between unabated coal combustion and climate change mitigation [1], [2], numerous studies have documented the difficulty of phasing-out coal-fired powe...
Predict how the water returns back to the lakes, rivers, and streams. 20. Choose the process that forms clouds. Use this material to answer questions #21 through #25 The diagram show the water, oxygen, and carbon cycles. The water cycle moves water from large bodies of water, over to ...
Removing the applied electric field allows the electrons in the dielectric to return to their normal distribution around the nuclei to which they’re attached, or the molecules in the substance to return to their original random orientation or shape. In the process of so doing, most of the cha...
(see Materials and Methods) suggests that regional boom and bust dynamics are characterized by long-term oscillations of characteristic periods and amplitudes (Fig.2). In particular, half-cycle periods (estimated by the first minimum of the Autocorrelation Function, ACF) cluster around 500 years (...
Having broadly available diet plans and the tools to generate them can be a good way to enhance children’s diets while reducing carbon emissions. But this means that these models and programs would be used by people not especially trained in linear programming, because not every school can hir...
Physiological stress response is a crucial adaptive mechanism for prey species survival. This paper aims to identify the main environmental and/or individual factors better explaining the stress response in Wood mice, Apodemus sylvaticus. We analyzed alt
How important this discrepancy is, is difficult to ac- cess because for this metallicity range, there is no information on the carbon abundance in these stars (as illustrated by the open symbols). Therefore, we cannot exclude that the abundances ob- served in some of these stars are ...
Climate change impacts such as global warming, glacier melting, sea-level rise, extreme weather events (e.g., heat waves, floods, hurricanes, wildfires, droughts), and increasing carbon dioxide in the atmosphere are depleting natural and cultural values and resources and simultaneously putting local...
The tourist area life cycle model, the path metaphor in evolutionary economic geography and the concept of resilience are applied to explaining the growth dynamics in Vail Valley. Vail Resorts as a leading agent of change in the further globalization of the ski resort industry has at last ...