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Supporting Climate Model Simulations to Accelerate Climate Science

Supporting Climate Model Simulations to Accelerate Climate Science
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Gauteng day-zero drought is South Africa s biggest near-term climate risk, IPCC scientist warns

Gauteng day-zero drought is South Africa s biggest near-term climate risk, IPCC scientist warns
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Climate ground zero: Rapid Arctic warming is a major tr

Climate ground zero: Rapid Arctic warming is a major trigger in extreme global weather events by Ethan van Diemen, Daily Maverick July 29, 2021 Climate ground zero: Rapid Arctic warming is a major trigger in extreme global weather events by Ethan van Diemen, Daily Maverick July 29, 2021 If we are to understand the recent record-breaking heatwave in the western parts of North America, extreme heat in Siberia and devastating floods in Western Europe and parts of China, we need to start taking a closer look at the Arctic. This is according to a newly released report by the Climate Crisis Advisory Group (CCAG).

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Environmental News Network - What Motivates Natural Resource Policymakers in Africa to Take Action on Climate Change?

Share This Climate services are vital tools for decision makers addressing climate change in developing countries. Science-based seasonal forecasts and accompanying materials can support climate risk management in agriculture, health, water management, energy, and disaster risk reduction. Climate services are vital tools for decision makers addressing climate change in developing countries. Science-based seasonal forecasts and accompanying materials can support climate risk management in agriculture, health, water management, energy, and disaster risk reduction. But in East Africa, natural resource managers have been slow to use climate information services, partly because they are difficult to understand and may not feel relevant for their local planning purposes. A new study published by the journal Risk Analysis suggests that one way to encourage policymakers in East Africa to use climate services more often is to appeal to the motivational factors that influence their professi

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What motivates natural resource policymakers in Africa to take action on climate change?

E-Mail Herndon, Va. (February 25, 2021) - Climate services are vital tools for decision makers addressing climate change in developing countries. Science-based seasonal forecasts and accompanying materials can support climate risk management in agriculture, health, water management, energy, and disaster risk reduction. But in East Africa, natural resource managers have been slow to use climate information services, partly because they are difficult to understand and may not feel relevant for their local planning purposes. A new study published by the journal Risk Analysis suggests that one way to encourage policymakers in East Africa to use climate services more often is to appeal to the motivational factors that influence their professional actions on climate change.

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