PPT-A changing climate

leads to changes in extreme weather and climate events the focus of Chapter 3 Changes in Climate Extremes amp their Impacts on the Natural Physical Environment Sonia Seneviratne. Whist eery eo rt is made to ensure accuracy there may be phonetic or other errors depending on ineitabe a riations in recording 0uaity Pease do contact us to point out any errors 1hich 1e 1i endeaour to co rrect To reproduce any part o this transcri Co-authors:. Amos Tai, Eric . Leibensperger. , and . Xu. Yue, Daniel Jacob, Jennifer Logan. What U.S. city is this?. Loretta Mickley. Harvard University. U.S. Air Quality Smog . Blog, . alg.umbc.edu. for flood risk. Dennis P. Lettenmaier. Department of Geography. University of California, Los Angeles. Climate Roundtable, “Precipitation in the U.S.”. FM Global, Boston. Jan 12, 2015. Motivating question: As the climate (and presumably precipitation and precipitation extremes) change, what will happen . Workshop Outputs. Workshop Summary. 2pg summary document. Detailed Adaptation Action Plan. Covers all identified impacts of climate change. Including indirect impacts (although there are areas where we need wider consultation with external organisations). Mitigation and adaptation . models, assessments and applications. Linda Parker Chequamegon-Nicolet . Forest Ecologist National Forest . lrparker@fs.fed.us. Focused on Northern Wisconsin. Climate Change Response Framework. Part One . A very personal concern . . book research and years of observing nature have made me very aware of seasonal change and “what is normal” . a growing awareness that the usual dates of events in nature are changing, as well as the numbers and kinds of many plant and animal species . ESRM 150. 6 December 2010. Josh Lawler. School of Forest Resources, University of Washington. Climate Change. . IPCC 2007. IPCC 2007. IPCC 2007. Average global temperatures have risen 0.74 °C in past 100 years. Katharine Walter is a graduate student in the Department of Epidemiology of Microbial Diseases at Yale University.. A deer tick resting on a blade of grass.. Immature deer ticks are called questing nymphs. They now inhabit a wide swath of North American forests, but they didn’t always. During early summer, their quest is for blood. The season now starts earlier and lasts longer than it did in the past, which is good for the ticks. But it’s bad for humans, because these ticks carry the bacteria, viruses, and parasites that cause Lyme disease, . Exacerbated by human actions? Yes!. Causation?. Increase in “greenhouse gases” in the atmosphere, producing global warming.. Global warming and its effects:. More extreme weather conditions . Colder winters with more snow possible. Climatology. is . the study of Earth’s climate and the factors that affect past, present, and future climatic changes.. Climate describes annual variations of temperature, precipitation, wind, and other weather factors.. Key Message #1. 2. Ch. 2 | Our Changing Climate. Global climate is changing rapidly compared to the pace of natural variations in climate that have occurred throughout Earth’s history. Global average temperature has increased by about 1.8°F from 1901 to 2017, and observational evidence does not support any credible natural explanations for this amount of warming; instead, the evidence consistently points to human activities, especially emissions of greenhouse or heat-trapping gases, as the dominant cause.. Focused on improving . Food Security. in the . Changing Climate. Climate Change . - hemi eni Jenis long claemet long wan longfala period blong time folem ol natural mo ol man made activity. Food Security. 1Technical Trainingfor Water Sector Professionals Date TimeTuesdayDecember 3 2019800am 500pmWednesdayDecember 42019800am 345pmLocationSheraton Austin Hotel at the Capitol701 East 11th StreetAustin TX Examples of the both fine-scale and larger-scale signature of climate and climate history include:. Effect of differences in climate on landforms . Relict . topography formed by now inactive . processes..