... by environmentalchanges resulting from a complex history of human land-use and climatic interactions ...ecological and species dynamics could be more easily understood (Whittaker and ...
... Recording environmentalchanges in Chilean lacustrine sediments during the last millenium: Natural climate variability and human impact. L. Nuttin (1), N. Fagel (1), S. Bertrand (2), S. ...
... diversity and strong evidence for the increased rate of flow of the river ...°C and associated with cold, rather continental ...abrupt and intense with the immediate establishment of mean July ...
... Pb and 137 Cs data are consistent with a constant accumulation range of 2 ...past climatechanges, we conduct a multiproxy study combining sedimentology and ...20%) and 5 to 10% of ...
... Management and Transition Management The concept of strategic niche management (SNM) emerged from the two opposing views of the technological fix ideology (or technological optimism) and the cultural fix ...
... to changes in envi- ronmental conditions, given that this developmentally regulated pro- cess must occur under the appropriate conditions and at the right time to ultimately allow seed dispersal and ...
... rich and poor countries did not perform, a decision was taken to complete it with an action agenda gathering non-state actors, private investors and cities in partic- ...on climate change (2016) lies ...
... content and the temperature. Taking into account humidity and temperature variation, the mechanical behavior assessment becomes more complex due to the coupling effect between the mechanical stress ...
... economic and emissions ...States and Canada, and Australia and New Zealand – all once hailed as likely to follow the EU into the emissions trading club – have since seen early progress towards ...
... estuarine and mixed ...regional environmental benefits, (2) the existence of historical biological or hydro-climatic monitoring and (3) the accessibility for regular sam- pling and for ...
... to climate change Over 1,200 publications between 1990 and 2018 refer to “Mangrove & Climate ...impacts and scenarios that might occur in the future, based on projections and ...
... cover and land-uses changes: environmentaland sociological changes can not be dissociated, Residents in protected and rural area do not know more species than the urban ...
... of climate change, many populations have to modify their range to follow the suitable areas - their “climate envelope” - often risk- ing ...the climate envelope can be ...simultaneous changes ...
... cold and relatively dry climate conditions, with more or less developed paleosols, indicating periods of a relatively increased humidity (Figure ...(LB) and tundra gley horizons (G1 to G7) already ...
... developing climate models with predictive ...state-of-the-art climate models from this point of ...cycle, and the inter-annual variability of the climate system, since good data is available ...
... analysis and pointer years Correlation analyses were performed to assess tree growth response to climatic ...streets and parks were considered, the EPS value for the period 1970–2013 was above the ...PET ...
... Consistently with Drótos et al. (2015), we take 5τ = 5 × 73 (i.e., 5 cycles, but we have checked than τ is enough). Both systems are dissipative outside of the attractors neighbor- hood, therefore all N trajectories ...
... ing environmentalandclimate ...Lasso and strat- ified two levels cross ...debiased and the prediction was achieved by simple ...selection and prediction. Moreover, the ...
... conserving and improving future species ...warming and the pres- ervation of biodiversity might well depend on the identification of potential modern ...
... context changes improve behavioral flexibility? Towards a better understanding of species adaptability to environmental ...to and conditions in which behavior can be flexible. This is what Logan ...