climate change impacts
Climate Change Impacts on Maize and Dry Bean Yields of smallholder farmers in Honduras
... of climate change impacts (2070–2099 compared to a 1961–1990 baseline) on a maize–dry bean rotation for several sites across a range of climatic zones and elevations in ...future climate, pose ...
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Challenges in economic valuation of wetland protection under climate change impacts
... potentially impacts on the benefits of a policy aimed at preserving species’ ...environmental impacts in a context in which these impacts might not occur? Results can be viewed as a vote for ...
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Drought and climate change impacts on water resources: management alternatives
... drought impacts and in particular to the difficulty of assessing on economic terms environmental and social impacts, a purely economical analysis does not seem adequate to simulate the real decisional ...
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Economic impacts of climate change on agrifood markets: A bio-economic approach with a focus on the EU
... the impacts of climate change on agriculture requires not only the identification of regional yield changes but also the analysis of induced impacts on global crop production and ...how ...
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The Economic Impacts Of Climate Change On The Chilean Agricultural Sector
... of climate change impacts on the Chilean agricultural sector has been widely analyzed from different perspectives in recent ...productive impacts that climate change could ...
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Physiological ecology meets climate change
... differential climate change effects on organisms is one of the many urgent challenges faced in ecology and evolutionary ...of climate change impacts on organisms and eco- systems and ...
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Managing traffic flows for cleaner cities: the role of green navigation systems
... and climate change impacts to obtain the optimal route, taking the impacts on the entire network into account, instead of focusing on individual fuel consumption ...
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Climate impacts on tourism in Spain
... winter climate in the Canaries than at the Mediterranean or with economical factors or with both kinds of ...supposed climate demands in case of Madrid, but for Coruña not at ...
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Water option contracts for climate change adaptation in Santiago, Chile
... Taking into consideration the institutional requirements for the adoption of water option contracts and the fact that their optimal design is context-specific, the objective of this article is to develop two economic ...
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Climate Change, Water Scarcity in Agriculture and The Country-Level Economic Impacts. A Multimarket Analysis
... Climate change impacts on the Chilean agricultural sector have been widely analyzed from different perspectives in recent ...productive impacts that climate change could produce ...
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Climate change, wine, and conservation
... Frontiers for additional research are suggested by several of our results. Wine production in tropical montane areas projected as suitable for viticulture—at present and in the future (Fig. 1 and Fig. S1)—currently ...
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Understanding and Attributing Climate Change
... (Schneider, 2004). Analyses of radiosonde data have documented increases in tropopause height over the past 3 to 4 decades (Highwood et al., 2000; Seidel et al., 2001). Similar increases have been inferred from three ...
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Analysis about the impacts and consequences of climate change in the tourist sector at the Mediterranean Sea
... on climate change in general, not only for ...affect climate change to tourism, is necessary understand the phenomenon and its global consequences for the world's population and analyze their ...
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Drivers in adopting adaptation strategies to face increased water scarcity in agriculture. A case study in Doñana (Spain) and Makueni (Kenya)
... MCA results indicate that the conversion of part of the current rice area to natural wetlands (Op7) is the best adaptation option in both water scarcity scenarios and consequently provides the greatest utility to ...
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CLIMATE CHANGE: RISKY BUSINESS?
... While climate change is unambiguous and is principally influenced by hu- man emissions, its consequences are regionally irregular in addition to showing ‘interannual-to-decadal variability’ (IPCC, 2014c: ...
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Climate Change, Climate Variability and Brucellosis
... particularly climate change, the so-called ecotones, which are areas of transition in multiple conditions highly susceptible to be impacted by those changes [115, ...from climate change, ...
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Climate change and agricultural adaptation: assessing management uncertainty for four crop types in Spain
... from climate scenarios, agricultural systems, impact responses and risk level to support informed decisions for planned ...of climate change and crop response in order to capture ...
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Using species co occurrence networks to assess the impacts of climate change
... to climate changes individualistically (Pearson and Dawson ...species change and non-analogue communities may emerge (Williams et ...that climate change forces individual species distributions ...
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Economic valuation of the impacts of climate change in Agriculture in Europe
... The cost of inaction is the difference between the economic results in the best climate future still achievable, and the business-as-usual climate future. Figure 11 show the estimated changes in the value ...
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