Примери за използване на Extreme climate events на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Extreme climate events in Bosnia and Herzegovina are becoming more frequent.
Possible adaptation options for management of extreme climate events and disasters.
Extreme climate events cause huge economic and social impacts.
Accidents like Corbyn will happen more frequently, as will extreme climate events and economic crises.
There have always been extreme climate events andthere always will be extreme climate events.
The worldwide study involved researchers from the UK, China, Mexico, and the U.S.,who modelled the impacts of extreme climate events on barley yields in 34 world regions.
The intensity and frequency of extreme climate events have increased in Pakistan during the recent decades.
Proposals should also explore the links and eventual adjustments of the warning and response systems facing the observed oranticipated changes in frequency and intensity of extreme climate events.
Without healthy dirt, it's difficult to survive extreme climate events like hurricanes, floods, windstorms and drought.
They identified extreme climate events and created a model of these impact on barley yields in 34 regions across the world.
The study, which involved researchers from the UK, China,Mexico and the US, identified extreme climate events and modelled the impacts of these on barley yields in 34 world regions.
The authors said extreme climate events are partly to blame for the rise and call for urgent global action.
The EEA report on impacts and vulnerability also highlights other impacts on soil related to climate change, including erosion,which can be accelerated by extreme climate events, such as intense rain, drought, heat waves and storms.
In this decade, rising sea levels and more extreme climate events revealed just how fragile our beautiful planet is.
Although it's nigh impossible to draw a direct correlation between global and local events, there's a mountain of science showing that global climate change can lead to more extreme climate events- both in the winter and in the summer.
The authors note the frequency of extreme climate events- floods, heat, storms and droughts- has doubled since the early 1990s.
In the CBA model, extreme climate events- floods, drought, water shortage, short snow cover, floods, landslides have not been taken into account.
For the study, researchers from the UK, China, Mexico and the United States identified extreme climate events and modeled the impacts of these climate events on barley yields in 34 world regions.
At the same time, the number and magnitude of extreme climate events such as prolonged or short-lived periods of intense heat or cold, severe storms, wet snow, and ice accumulation are expected to increase.
Asia's global economic links mean that extreme climate events could disrupt supply chains not only in the region but also in the rest of the world.
Possible adaptation options for management of extreme climate events and disasters, including care for the most vulnerable groups are examined based on adopted principles and selected groups of criteria.
There is also a benefit from building up a stronger database of how extreme climate events have affected the energy sector, covering multiple elements of the system(for example from coal to power generation to transmission).
The severity of mental health impacts following an extreme climate event will depend on the degree to which there is sufficient coping and support capacity, both during and following the event(Tapsell et al. 2002).
More effective and faster emergency responses to extreme weather and climate events;
Improved capacity to provide adequate emergency responses to extreme weather and climate events;
Global climate change has substantially increased the probability of various recent extreme weather and climate events in Europe.
Extreme weather and climate events, interacting with exposed and vulnerable human and natural systems, can lead to disasters.
For example, researchers have documented a link between extreme climate and weather events and higher levels of aggression, Van Susteren said.
Since 1980, EU member states have lost over €360 billion due to extreme weather and climate events.