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Displaying 120 of about 2657 results… the establishment of the web services infrastructure for a global drought monitoring effort. Attendance will be limited … the establishment of the web services infrastructure for a global drought monitoring effort. Attendance will be limited …
… of extreme weather and climate events as a consequence of global warming, and to assist countries in the most affected … of extreme weather and climate events as a consequence of global warming, and to assist countries in the most affected …
… climate change provides evidence that 2011 had the highest global mean surface temperature levels in a La Niña year. … climate change provides evidence that 2011 had the highest global mean surface temperature levels in a La Niña year. …
… to climate change, with beneficial effects on broader global security, stability and sustainability. Given the … to climate change, with beneficial effects on broader global security, stability and sustainability. Given the …
A parallel session on the second day at the ongoing 19th Conference of Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change taking place in Warsaw, Poland supported the views by the African Alliance of Rangeland Management and Development that rising temperatures, droughts and declining precipitation trends are likely to hit pastoral system as well…
… related to negative impacts on crop yield on a global scale. Magnitude and frequency of both climate and … Complex drought patterns robustly explain global yield loss for major crops Monia Santini1*, Sergio … related to negative impacts on crop yield on a global scale. Magnitude and frequency of both climate and …
… The global climate system is complex. In order to unpack such … complexity, the WMO Statement of the Climate uses seven Global Climate Indicators to describe the changing … climate—providing a broad view of the climate at a global scale. They are used to monitor the domains most …
… in Lima, Peru. It provides and overview on the effects of global warming, presenting global values as well as some regional features, in terms of … result of WMO's analysis, the statement indicated that the global average air temperature over land and sea surface for …
… land surface temperature (p < 0.05). Routine and ongoing global satellite monitoring of key climate variable anomalies … land surface temperature (p < 0.05). Routine and ongoing global satellite monitoring of key climate variable anomalies …
… temperatures and other important parameters. Remarkable global climatic events recorded in 2007 include record-low … temperatures and other important parameters. Remarkable global climatic events recorded in 2007 include record-low …
This report takes stock of the experiences with solar powered irrigation systems (SPIS) around the world.
What are the real costs and benefits of SPIS compared with other technologies? What rules, regulations and policies are needed to manage the risks and realize the potential of such systems? What are viable business models? How can smallh…
… Drought poses a serious threat to the resilience and security of the Nation and impacts the lives … heighten wildfire and land subsidence risk, and reduce tourism. The potential human impacts of drought are far … heighten wildfire and land subsidence risk, and reduce tourism. The potential human impacts of drought are far …
… Framework, for the Strategic Objective 5 “Increase the resilience of livelihoods to threats and crises”. Its … Framework, for the Strategic Objective 5 “Increase the resilience of livelihoods to threats and crises”. Its …
… which is one of the most critical challenges facing the global development agenda. The under-provision of climate … positive actions to tackle the disaster risks by adopting resilience enhanced practices. Due to the importance of … which is one of the most critical challenges facing the global development agenda. The under-provision of climate …
'The warming climate won't force the Pacific to dump heat into the air, but it might make El Niños and La Niñas more common' reports Michael Marshall for the New Scientist, looking at recent climate studies.