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Ecosystemen tegen klimaatverandering: een nieuw wetenschappelijke studie van het KMI en een Chinese universiteit verschijnt op https://t.co/0u6BD7xtdQ
Check out our new paper in Nature Ecology & Evolution!
We reveal that terrestrial carbon sequestration capacity has weakened during warm extreme events over recent decades.
Read more here:
https://t.co/zwvUYhz67n
I'm looking for a PhD student in deep learning for the analysis of climate extreme events within the Horizon Europe project SCEWERO. If you're proficient in Python programming and experienced with DL tools, please send your CV & motivation letter to [email protected]
We’re excited to welcome 3 new members to the UNU-INWEH family.
1. Dr. Mojtaba (Moji) Sadegh: Climate and Wildfire Analytics Lead
2. Dr. Hossein Tabari: Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction Lead
3. Dr. Richard Thomas: Food, Land and Ecosystem Program Manager
Joining us as the Climate Change and #Disaster Risk Reduction Lead, @TabariHossein will spearhead UNU-INWEH's new initiative focused on risk analysis of #extremeevents and assessing the socioeconomic vulnerability of communities to climate change impacts.
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"New in #npjClimatSci, @TabariHossein and @pwillemskul found that in a gloabl risk assessment, countries with weak governance will experience a twice larger increase in the risk of compound hot-dry events than those with good governance.
https://t.co/BWhSmORCWE "
Future drought impacts are expected to be highest in the Mediterranean, the Amazon, southern Africa and Central America.
@TabariHossein@UAntwerpen@pwillemskul
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In our recent paper in @CommsEarth, we show that sustainable development would reduce population exposure to drought by 70% compared to fossil-fueled development. Furthermore, it halves the number of countries facing a fivefold increase in drought risk.
https://t.co/NJ3NWJmn7Q
Our new paper in @AMSJCLi shows a substantial underestimation of global warming impact on drought by a univariate analysis compared to a multivariate one, with the difference enlarging with global warming levels and the extremity of drought events.
https://t.co/T517gjvFcB
We are absolutely delighted to announce the publication of our first articles!
This is an exciting step in realising our mission to make rigorous #climate#research open to all, empower decision-makers, and champion equity in research and #publishing.
https://t.co/6CzEyG5zT7
Happy to see my paper “Climate change impact on flood and extreme precipitation increases with water availability” in the Editor's Choice Collection in #ClimateChange from @SciReports
Our most recently updated Editor's Choice Collection highlights the latest advances in #ClimateChange research, from microscopic organisms to global weather events: https://t.co/tDrBm1ZuRr
In a new paper in @EarthsFutureEiC led by @TabariHossein, we show that sustainable development decreases global area facing a risk doubling from 61% to 33% for flood and 41% to 23% for drought. S-America & Africa are risk hotspots @pwillemskul@Parisa_HT
https://t.co/ltPI4xdDWz
The kids aren't alright
In our new paper in @ScienceMagazine and acompanying @save_children report, we uncover the strong intergenerational inequities in exposure to climate extremes 🧵 1/n
Report: https://t.co/mVwFuBtCL1
Paper: https://t.co/r3j8UpONr4