Announcing the Hydrology 2025 Travel Award Winner!
Congratulations to Dr. Parisa Hosseinzadehtalaei @Parisa_HT who will receive CHF 800 and attend the AGU Fall Meeting 2025 in New Orleans!
👉https://t.co/edzV2AXMZn
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.
https://t.co/HIR5R1qRWS
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
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Anthropogenic influences have altered the present modes of climatic variability & increased extreme precipitation anomalies across #Europe.
Our paper (https://t.co/pB08eIHHIC) tells you more.
#climatechange@pwillemskul@TabariHossein
Anthropogenic climate change influence separated from natural multi-decadal variations in historical time series of extreme precipitation (from 1850) for Europe
anthropogenic influence = up to 8%, 26% & 41% at low, mid & high latitudes
https://t.co/zbQjIpPNMF
Congratulations! to @Parisa_HT for obtaining her PhD today. Important new steps were taken to bridge the gap between climate science and impact analysis on water systems
New paper by @Parisa_HT in Environmental Research Letters on pan-European climate change impacts on sub-daily extreme precipitation
Regionalization of anthropogenically forced changes in 3-hourly extreme precipitation over Europe https://t.co/kPdqah88Vx via @IOPscience
@TabariHossein presenting his approach on disentangling natural and forced components of extreme rainfall hazards over Europe #EGU19
https://t.co/uTWHoaKzGY
Is follow-up on our earlier work on multidecadal climate oscillations vs trends:
https://t.co/OQCgrUwbo8