Seasonal versus transient snow and the elevation dependence of
... area in the SSZ and <16% with JFMmin < −2°C. Geographic centroids of the 14 watersheds ranged from 42.1°N to 47.2°N, covering all but the northernmost 1° of the study area. The absence of seasonal streamflow trends in rain and transient snow dominated watersheds across these latitudes suggests that ...
... area in the SSZ and <16% with JFMmin < −2°C. Geographic centroids of the 14 watersheds ranged from 42.1°N to 47.2°N, covering all but the northernmost 1° of the study area. The absence of seasonal streamflow trends in rain and transient snow dominated watersheds across these latitudes suggests that ...
Crime, Weather, and Climate Change
... to weather, such a hypothesis implies that weather conditions that foster social interactions are likely to increase crime rates. A third possible explanation draws on theories in which external conditions directly affect human judgment in ways that cause heightened aggression and loss of control (C ...
... to weather, such a hypothesis implies that weather conditions that foster social interactions are likely to increase crime rates. A third possible explanation draws on theories in which external conditions directly affect human judgment in ways that cause heightened aggression and loss of control (C ...
The range expansion of the European map butterfly in Finland
... a certain spring temperature previously predicted a food peak in 30 days, the food peak may now occur in 20 days. Another consideration about the possibility of adaptive evolution is the reduced genetic diversity in a broad range of species that have been adversely affected by human land use and oth ...
... a certain spring temperature previously predicted a food peak in 30 days, the food peak may now occur in 20 days. Another consideration about the possibility of adaptive evolution is the reduced genetic diversity in a broad range of species that have been adversely affected by human land use and oth ...
Climate Change and the Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary
... change, related to higher or lower streamflow, sea level rise, larger waves, or changes in the magnitude, intensity or location of storms are likely to influence freshwater and nearshore and shallow water habitats most directly. In all cases, though, there was no clear trend related to these changes ...
... change, related to higher or lower streamflow, sea level rise, larger waves, or changes in the magnitude, intensity or location of storms are likely to influence freshwater and nearshore and shallow water habitats most directly. In all cases, though, there was no clear trend related to these changes ...
Climate Change Impacts on Arctic Wildlife
... the reduction in sea ice is now considered to be a major threat to their survival in more southerly areas of the Arctic. Ice seals are also being badly affected, since they use the sea ice for raising their young and two seal species are now considered at risk of becoming endangered. On land in Arct ...
... the reduction in sea ice is now considered to be a major threat to their survival in more southerly areas of the Arctic. Ice seals are also being badly affected, since they use the sea ice for raising their young and two seal species are now considered at risk of becoming endangered. On land in Arct ...
The Changing Arctic Cryosphere and Likely Consequences: An
... autumn is consistent with a feedback from reduced minimum sea ice cover. With continued climate warming it is highly likely that the Arctic’s changing cryosphere will play an increasingly important climatic role. These could occur at large geographical scales through teleconnections between the Arct ...
... autumn is consistent with a feedback from reduced minimum sea ice cover. With continued climate warming it is highly likely that the Arctic’s changing cryosphere will play an increasingly important climatic role. These could occur at large geographical scales through teleconnections between the Arct ...
Amazon - PrismNet
... A rainforest is a dense, moist area of forests that can only be located between the Tropic of Capricorn and the Tropic of Cancer. They are home to approximately half of the animal species on the planet, as well as some rather unique indigenous species. The rainforests are also a vast resource of foo ...
... A rainforest is a dense, moist area of forests that can only be located between the Tropic of Capricorn and the Tropic of Cancer. They are home to approximately half of the animal species on the planet, as well as some rather unique indigenous species. The rainforests are also a vast resource of foo ...
Validation of Downscaled Climate Change Scenarios of
... Over the coming decades, global climate change will have an impact on food and water availability in significant and uncertain ways. There are strong indications that developing countries will bear the brunt of the adverse consequences, particularly from climate change. The project “Managing Risk, R ...
... Over the coming decades, global climate change will have an impact on food and water availability in significant and uncertain ways. There are strong indications that developing countries will bear the brunt of the adverse consequences, particularly from climate change. The project “Managing Risk, R ...
Experimental warming causes rapid loss of plant
... (Fig. 2b), indicating that this diverse assemblage responds to temperature change as a zone, rather than according to species-specific climate preferences. Climate models predict increases in New England summer air temperatures of 3.3–7.8 C by the end of the century (Frumhoff et al. 2007). The expe ...
... (Fig. 2b), indicating that this diverse assemblage responds to temperature change as a zone, rather than according to species-specific climate preferences. Climate models predict increases in New England summer air temperatures of 3.3–7.8 C by the end of the century (Frumhoff et al. 2007). The expe ...
CO2 emissions from biomass combustion for bioenergy
... reviewed the exclusion of the climate effect of biomassderived CO2 emissions is explicitly indicated, while in two cases it is clearly mentioned that emissions and removals are both included and offset (van der Voet et al., 2010). Most of the studies generally find a reduction in the contribution to ...
... reviewed the exclusion of the climate effect of biomassderived CO2 emissions is explicitly indicated, while in two cases it is clearly mentioned that emissions and removals are both included and offset (van der Voet et al., 2010). Most of the studies generally find a reduction in the contribution to ...
Climate Change in Kivalina, Alaska
... the Arctic Circle. It is the northern-most community in the Northwest Arctic Borough and is the only one where bowhead whale is still hunted, a defining aspect of the community and culture. Subsistence is the most important economy; with residents active year-round gathering seals, walrus, bowhead a ...
... the Arctic Circle. It is the northern-most community in the Northwest Arctic Borough and is the only one where bowhead whale is still hunted, a defining aspect of the community and culture. Subsistence is the most important economy; with residents active year-round gathering seals, walrus, bowhead a ...
Climatic variation and simulated patterns in seedling establishment
... of climatic variation at multiple temporal frequencies on seedling establishment by two congeneric C, perennial grasses (Boureloua gracilis and B. eriopoda) at the ecotone between shortgrass steppe grassland and Chihuahuan desert grassland' in central New Mexico, USA. The approach was to use a daily ...
... of climatic variation at multiple temporal frequencies on seedling establishment by two congeneric C, perennial grasses (Boureloua gracilis and B. eriopoda) at the ecotone between shortgrass steppe grassland and Chihuahuan desert grassland' in central New Mexico, USA. The approach was to use a daily ...
This Paper - North Pacific Anadromous Fish Commission
... in a couple of regions, it has implications for all steelhead life histories at larger spatial scales. Specifically the 2014–2015 “warm blob” may have blocked thermal migratory corridors during winter and spring migrations for southern stocks. Expanded warming periods could lead to disruptions in the ...
... in a couple of regions, it has implications for all steelhead life histories at larger spatial scales. Specifically the 2014–2015 “warm blob” may have blocked thermal migratory corridors during winter and spring migrations for southern stocks. Expanded warming periods could lead to disruptions in the ...
overflow: climate change, heavy rain, and sewage
... 1950-2015. These state averages are based on area-weighting of local rain gauges, but because intense bouts of rain can be highly localized, there are some areas that have seen even more dramatic increases in these downpours over this 65-year period. As temperatures warm, the air can hold more water ...
... 1950-2015. These state averages are based on area-weighting of local rain gauges, but because intense bouts of rain can be highly localized, there are some areas that have seen even more dramatic increases in these downpours over this 65-year period. As temperatures warm, the air can hold more water ...
GDI 12 – Warming Core
... month the IPCC published a separate study on the science of climate change, which concluded that humans are "very likely" to be responsible for most of the recent warming, and that average temperatures would probably increase by 4C this century if emissions continue to rise. Even under its most opti ...
... month the IPCC published a separate study on the science of climate change, which concluded that humans are "very likely" to be responsible for most of the recent warming, and that average temperatures would probably increase by 4C this century if emissions continue to rise. Even under its most opti ...
Consensus‟ Exposed: The CRU Controversy - Inhofe
... by politics. It‘s about listening to what our scientists have to say even when it‘s inconvenient— especially when it‘s inconvenient.‖ -- President Barack Obama, December 20, 2008 ―The two MMs have been after the CRU station data for years. If they ever hear there is a Freedom of Information Act now ...
... by politics. It‘s about listening to what our scientists have to say even when it‘s inconvenient— especially when it‘s inconvenient.‖ -- President Barack Obama, December 20, 2008 ―The two MMs have been after the CRU station data for years. If they ever hear there is a Freedom of Information Act now ...
Load scenarios for Ecosupport
... for the different scenarios (Table 3.1) to the models, and in the case of the BSAP scenario, the maximum allowable loads. However, the three models are calibrated to slightly different standard loads and with different assumptions on bioavailability of organic loads (Eilola et al., 2011). Thus, we a ...
... for the different scenarios (Table 3.1) to the models, and in the case of the BSAP scenario, the maximum allowable loads. However, the three models are calibrated to slightly different standard loads and with different assumptions on bioavailability of organic loads (Eilola et al., 2011). Thus, we a ...
Climatic controls and climate proxy potential of Lewis Glacier, Mt
... Africa is of particular interest because they exist in elevations between approximately 5 and 6 km a.s.l. (above sea level) and therefore capture climate signals from the midtroposphere (Mölg et al., 2009b), where our knowledge of climate change is scarce and controversial (e.g. Hartmann et al., 201 ...
... Africa is of particular interest because they exist in elevations between approximately 5 and 6 km a.s.l. (above sea level) and therefore capture climate signals from the midtroposphere (Mölg et al., 2009b), where our knowledge of climate change is scarce and controversial (e.g. Hartmann et al., 201 ...
Capacity Building Approach (Draft Version)
... look at integration at the State level Proposal submitted to NABARD for funding under the Adaptation Fund ...
... look at integration at the State level Proposal submitted to NABARD for funding under the Adaptation Fund ...
world heritage and climate change
... Like all nations with World Heritage-listed coral reefs, Australia’s fair share to protect the Great Barrier Reef begins with action to increase the Reef’s resilience by minimizing non-climate stressors. For smallisland states and other states with minimal greenhouse gas emissions or fossil fuel dev ...
... Like all nations with World Heritage-listed coral reefs, Australia’s fair share to protect the Great Barrier Reef begins with action to increase the Reef’s resilience by minimizing non-climate stressors. For smallisland states and other states with minimal greenhouse gas emissions or fossil fuel dev ...
World Heritage and Climate Change
... Like all nations with World Heritage-listed coral reefs, Australia’s fair share to protect the Great Barrier Reef begins with action to increase the Reef’s resilience by minimizing non-climate stressors. For smallisland states and other states with minimal greenhouse gas emissions or fossil fuel dev ...
... Like all nations with World Heritage-listed coral reefs, Australia’s fair share to protect the Great Barrier Reef begins with action to increase the Reef’s resilience by minimizing non-climate stressors. For smallisland states and other states with minimal greenhouse gas emissions or fossil fuel dev ...
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... crops including corn, sorghum, soybeans, winter wheat and cotton, in the US merging statespecific, historical data for 1950-2009 with the dataset from the FACE experiments. ...
... crops including corn, sorghum, soybeans, winter wheat and cotton, in the US merging statespecific, historical data for 1950-2009 with the dataset from the FACE experiments. ...
Forests and Climate Change
... nature of the woodlands in the UK differ in fundamental ways from those of other European countries, a main purpose of the UKFS is to demonstrate that these agreements are applied in an appropriate way to the management of UK forests and woodlands. The UKFS Guidelines on Forests and Climate Change i ...
... nature of the woodlands in the UK differ in fundamental ways from those of other European countries, a main purpose of the UKFS is to demonstrate that these agreements are applied in an appropriate way to the management of UK forests and woodlands. The UKFS Guidelines on Forests and Climate Change i ...
Review of climate change adaptation methods and tools
... Climate change is an unavoidable challenge that society will have to deal with over coming decades. For developing countries, the task is particularly daunting. The process of adapting to new conditions, stresses and natural hazards that result from climate change will require additional interventio ...
... Climate change is an unavoidable challenge that society will have to deal with over coming decades. For developing countries, the task is particularly daunting. The process of adapting to new conditions, stresses and natural hazards that result from climate change will require additional interventio ...