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ADAPTING FOREST MANAGEMENT TO CLIMATE CHANGE Rubén Javier Mur Torrentó
... Fig. 4.11: Evolution of the timber price over time depending on the two climate change scenarios considered by Tavoni et al. (2007). .......................................................................... 51 Fig. 4.12: Sum of discounted net benefits over time as a function of the discount rate. . ...
... Fig. 4.11: Evolution of the timber price over time depending on the two climate change scenarios considered by Tavoni et al. (2007). .......................................................................... 51 Fig. 4.12: Sum of discounted net benefits over time as a function of the discount rate. . ...
Victorian Local Sustainability Accord
... State and local government are better connected with each other due to forming new relationships through the Accord. State and local partnerships have been created throughout all aspects of the program. The strategic priorities progressed through the Victorian Local Sustainability Advisory Committee ...
... State and local government are better connected with each other due to forming new relationships through the Accord. State and local partnerships have been created throughout all aspects of the program. The strategic priorities progressed through the Victorian Local Sustainability Advisory Committee ...
National Integrated Mitigation Planning in Agriculture: A review paper
... Agricultural mitigation is an objective in many developing countries: The report reviews 32 lowemission development plans in developing countries. Twenty-one of these consider GHG mitigation in the agriculture sector. Of the 55 countries that have submitted NAMA statements to the UNFCCC, 21 propose ...
... Agricultural mitigation is an objective in many developing countries: The report reviews 32 lowemission development plans in developing countries. Twenty-one of these consider GHG mitigation in the agriculture sector. Of the 55 countries that have submitted NAMA statements to the UNFCCC, 21 propose ...
Report of the Indigenous Peoples` Global Summit on Climate Change
... previously ice-jammed waterways, such as the Northwest Passage, for navigation. Climate change is having a negative impact on the health of Indigenous Peoples, and leading to increased economic development of the Arctic. To adapt to rapidly changing circumstances, while at the same time preserving i ...
... previously ice-jammed waterways, such as the Northwest Passage, for navigation. Climate change is having a negative impact on the health of Indigenous Peoples, and leading to increased economic development of the Arctic. To adapt to rapidly changing circumstances, while at the same time preserving i ...
National Research Council Report
... warming, but rather one of many independent lines of research on global climate change. Using multiple types of proxy data to infer temperature time series over large geographic regions is a relatively new area of scientific research, although it builds upon the considerable progress that has been m ...
... warming, but rather one of many independent lines of research on global climate change. Using multiple types of proxy data to infer temperature time series over large geographic regions is a relatively new area of scientific research, although it builds upon the considerable progress that has been m ...
Adaptation models of mountain glacier tourism to climate change: a
... tourist resources of Mt. Yulong Snow scenic area, but are also influential and interdependent with glacier relics, canyons, forest, meadows, natural environment, biodiversity and cultural tourism resources of Lijiang Old Town (important world cultural heritage site) (Wang et al., 2008). At the same ...
... tourist resources of Mt. Yulong Snow scenic area, but are also influential and interdependent with glacier relics, canyons, forest, meadows, natural environment, biodiversity and cultural tourism resources of Lijiang Old Town (important world cultural heritage site) (Wang et al., 2008). At the same ...
The City of Lewes Hazard Mitigation and Climate Adaptation Action
... 1.1 A conceptual model of Lewes and its attraction to residents and visitors ...................................................... 1 1.2 Lewes Harbor as viewed from Savannah Road Bridge ..................................................................................... 2 1.3 2008 land use in ...
... 1.1 A conceptual model of Lewes and its attraction to residents and visitors ...................................................... 1 1.2 Lewes Harbor as viewed from Savannah Road Bridge ..................................................................................... 2 1.3 2008 land use in ...
GEOGRAPHY
... Zusha. Fifteen percent of the new forests are coniferous planted stands. The deciduous forests appear mainly in ravines (Fig. 7). The probable reason of forest regeneration is the reduction of agricultural land during the ...
... Zusha. Fifteen percent of the new forests are coniferous planted stands. The deciduous forests appear mainly in ravines (Fig. 7). The probable reason of forest regeneration is the reduction of agricultural land during the ...
Water As A Conflict Driver: Estimating The Effects Of
... 5.2 A Note on Population Change and Water Capacity in the Nile River Basin 5.2.1 Validation of Demographic Models 5.3 Toward the Evolution of Water Management System ...
... 5.2 A Note on Population Change and Water Capacity in the Nile River Basin 5.2.1 Validation of Demographic Models 5.3 Toward the Evolution of Water Management System ...
Effect of climate change and variability on extreme rainfall intensity
... possible violation of stationarity in climate increases concerns amongst hydrologists and water resources engineers about the accuracy of design rainfalls, which are derived from frequency analysis of extreme rainfall events under the stationary climate assumption. Erroneous selection of design rain ...
... possible violation of stationarity in climate increases concerns amongst hydrologists and water resources engineers about the accuracy of design rainfalls, which are derived from frequency analysis of extreme rainfall events under the stationary climate assumption. Erroneous selection of design rain ...
International Executive Agreements on Climate Change Hannah Chang*
... 19. RESTATEMENT (THIRD) OF THE FOREIGN RELATIONS LAW OF THE UNITED STATES § 303(4) cmt. g (1987). Sole executive agreements may include political agreements that are not intended to be legally binding. Such explicitly non-binding agreements do not create legal obligations, either internationally or ...
... 19. RESTATEMENT (THIRD) OF THE FOREIGN RELATIONS LAW OF THE UNITED STATES § 303(4) cmt. g (1987). Sole executive agreements may include political agreements that are not intended to be legally binding. Such explicitly non-binding agreements do not create legal obligations, either internationally or ...
Considering Vermont`s Future in a Changing Climate: The First
... climate data analysis and writing of the full report. Each chapter had one or two graduate students as a lead writer. The leads collected and analyzed data from literature, interviews and observational data. All lead authors consulted, co-authored, or were reviewed with/by external experts in the su ...
... climate data analysis and writing of the full report. Each chapter had one or two graduate students as a lead writer. The leads collected and analyzed data from literature, interviews and observational data. All lead authors consulted, co-authored, or were reviewed with/by external experts in the su ...
Norwegian mountain glaciers in the past, present and
... Documentation of glacier changes is a key element for reconstruction of past climate variability and early detection of global climate change. In this paper, records of Holocene glacier variations in different regions in Norway have been synthesised. During the period from approximately 8000 to 4000 ...
... Documentation of glacier changes is a key element for reconstruction of past climate variability and early detection of global climate change. In this paper, records of Holocene glacier variations in different regions in Norway have been synthesised. During the period from approximately 8000 to 4000 ...
A few extreme events dominate global interannual variability in
... sets and percentiles, indicating that a few exceptionally large extremes dominate the whole distribution of extremes (Fisher et al 2008). Assuming that local extreme events in GPP can be of global relevance, the discovered power law behavior suggests that only a few events cause globally relevant im ...
... sets and percentiles, indicating that a few exceptionally large extremes dominate the whole distribution of extremes (Fisher et al 2008). Assuming that local extreme events in GPP can be of global relevance, the discovered power law behavior suggests that only a few events cause globally relevant im ...
Carbon to Climate Change
... patterns of permafrost distribution are determined to a large extent by local factors such as topography, hydrology, vegetation, snow cover, and subsurface material properties. The surface ground layer that thaws during summer and refreezes completely in winter is referred to as the active layer. Ac ...
... patterns of permafrost distribution are determined to a large extent by local factors such as topography, hydrology, vegetation, snow cover, and subsurface material properties. The surface ground layer that thaws during summer and refreezes completely in winter is referred to as the active layer. Ac ...
Global Sources and Pathways of Mercury in the Context of Human
... incineration; 5%), contaminated sites (4%), pig iron production (2.3%), chlor-alkali industry (1.4%), oil refining (1.4), mercury production (0.6%), and dental amalgam emitted through cremation (0.2%) [13]. It was concluded already in the 1990s that Asian countries, particularly in Southeast Asia, s ...
... incineration; 5%), contaminated sites (4%), pig iron production (2.3%), chlor-alkali industry (1.4%), oil refining (1.4), mercury production (0.6%), and dental amalgam emitted through cremation (0.2%) [13]. It was concluded already in the 1990s that Asian countries, particularly in Southeast Asia, s ...
Climate change impacts on groundwater and soil temperatures in
... This review details the current state of knowledge regarding subsurface heat transport processes and the sensitivity of subsurface thermal regimes to climate change. The formal study of terrestrial heat transport was initiated when the theories described in Fourier's (1822) classic treatise on heat ...
... This review details the current state of knowledge regarding subsurface heat transport processes and the sensitivity of subsurface thermal regimes to climate change. The formal study of terrestrial heat transport was initiated when the theories described in Fourier's (1822) classic treatise on heat ...
Evaluation of Carrying Capacity of Pacific Salmon in the North
... 1976 were 1.2 and 1.4 times more than those in 1924–1946, respectively. Significant positive correlations between ALPI and total carrying capacity of sockeye, chum, and pink salmon were observed without a time lag. At minus values in the ALPI, carrying capacity tended to preserve the minimum level ( ...
... 1976 were 1.2 and 1.4 times more than those in 1924–1946, respectively. Significant positive correlations between ALPI and total carrying capacity of sockeye, chum, and pink salmon were observed without a time lag. At minus values in the ALPI, carrying capacity tended to preserve the minimum level ( ...
Amplification and dampening of soil respiration by changes in
... One of the most important feedbacks of terrestrial ecosystems to climate change is the potential release of soil carbon as temperature increases, especially at high latitudes (Field et al., 2007). The amount of carbon stored in soils worldwide exceeds the amount of carbon in the atmosphere by a fact ...
... One of the most important feedbacks of terrestrial ecosystems to climate change is the potential release of soil carbon as temperature increases, especially at high latitudes (Field et al., 2007). The amount of carbon stored in soils worldwide exceeds the amount of carbon in the atmosphere by a fact ...
public energy - New York University Law Review
... In September 2013, the area around Boulder, Colorado received as much rainfall in three days as it typically does in an entire year.1 Floods swept through the city and surrounding towns, destroying thousands of homes, damaging tens of thousands more, and washing out miles of road.2 In the days and w ...
... In September 2013, the area around Boulder, Colorado received as much rainfall in three days as it typically does in an entire year.1 Floods swept through the city and surrounding towns, destroying thousands of homes, damaging tens of thousands more, and washing out miles of road.2 In the days and w ...
Meeting societal challenges
... between the research community and stakeholders. We support the idea of finding crossdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approaches, and further present results in ways that support decision-making. Active cooperation with other countries is a success factor that may increase Sweden’s research impac ...
... between the research community and stakeholders. We support the idea of finding crossdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approaches, and further present results in ways that support decision-making. Active cooperation with other countries is a success factor that may increase Sweden’s research impac ...
Surveys of scientists' views on climate change
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Several surveys have been conducted of the opinions of scientists on anthropogenic climate change. They have generally concluded that the majority of scientists believe that human activity is contributing to global warming.