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Displaying 8 of about 8 results… on fishing and tourism for their livelihoods. By reducing wave energy by up to 97 percent , coral reefs also decrease … coastal erosion and safeguard communities from storms and wave-induced flooding. Yet coral reefs are disappearing … a nutritious food source, seaweed captures carbon, absorbs wave energy, buffers shorelines, and oxygenates the waters to …
… ple, the tool provider captures changing air temperature, heat stress, and temperature variability through the use of … Temperature variability Saline intrusion Solifuction Heat stress Sea-level rise Permafrost thawing Water stress Avalanche A cu te Heat wave Cyclone, hurricane, typhoon Drought Landslide Cold …
… was too hot. Today, the only place I want to be during the heat is in my Nubian Vault house.” Ragot says testimony from … was too hot. Today, the only place I want to be during the heat is in my Nubian Vault house.” Ragot says testimony from …
… and increases in the frequency and severity of heat waves, which may have wide-ranging impacts, including … urban floods occur in the coming 10 years. Heat wave HIGH Prolonged exposure to extreme heat, resulting …
This study provides insights into how privately owned groceries can complement large food storage facilities and provide sustainable public and private sectors (Public–Private Partnerships-PPP). Feedback from grocery tenants and customers showed that groceries can be crucial in disaster management. The grocery sector could bring innovative solutions to…
… cooling solution, is used to store and transport heat-sensitive medical items like vaccines in rural …
… intensity1, these range from acute risks (e.g., floods, heat waves, wildfires) to chronic impacts (e.g., …
… is through declines in labor productivity because of heat stress effects, though this channel is independent of …