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| The New York Times (27 Oct. 2011) |
Green - A blog for environment - For journalists, climate science can be a challenge in and of itself. The uncertainties, the dueling algorithms, the long horizons involved in predicting how climate change could unfold — all of this conspires against a reporter trying to report the relevant news in a clear and accessible way. (read more) |
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| Media Newswire (26 Oct. 2011) |
Caring about climate: ESA experts at international conference The World Climate Research Programme's Open Science Conference begins today in Denver, USA. The week-long event brings together climate scientists from over 80 countries to discuss the latest findings on climate and identify pressing questions. (read more) |
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| PreventionWeb (24 Oct. 2011) |
Climate Research Programme conference: Science serves society Source(s):World Meteorological Organization (WMO) The World Climate Research Programme’s Open Science Conference taking place this week aims to increase understanding of the naturally occurring variability and human influenced change in our climate system and its impact on our society and ecosystems. (read more) |
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| WMO (24 oct. 2011) |
World Climate Research Programme Conference: Science Serves Society The World Climate Research Programme’s Open Science Conference taking place this week aims to increase understanding of the naturally occurring variability and human influenced change in our climate system and its impact on our society and ecosystems. (read more) |
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| Met Office (24 Oct. 2011) |
International stage for Met Office scientists Met Office science will play a central role at an international event attracting hundreds of climate scientists from all over the world. (read more) |
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La Hora |
Analizarán a la climatología extrema Más de 1.700 científicos de 84 países se darán cita entre los días 24 y 28 de octubre en la ciudad estadounidense de Denver para analizar la relación existente entre el cambio climático y los eventos de climatología extrema. El objetivo es establecer de manera científica pautas que permitan prever y mejorar la respuesta ante eventos extremos como las olas de calor, las sequías o las inundaciones y evaluar el impacto que tienen en la población y el ecosistema del planeta, lo explicó Ghassem Asrar, director del Programa de Investigación del Clima Mundial (WCRP, por sus siglas en inglés). (màs) |
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Acento.com.do (19 Oct. 2011) |
La relación entre cambio climático y climatología extrema, a debate en EEUU Las conclusiones de la conferencia se presentarán ante el Grupo Intergubernamental contra el Cambio Climático (IPCC), que en 2007 ya señaló que la magnitud, la frecuencia y la duración de recientes eventos extremos podían estar relacionados con la actividad humana. (màs) |
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rcnradio.com Proceso Digital (19 Oct. 2011) |
El temporal en Centroamérica es un "evento extremo", según el Programa Mundial del Clima
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ABC.es (19 Oct. 2011) |
La relación entre cambio climático y climatología extrema, a debate en EEUU Ginebra, 19 oct (EFE).- Más de 1.700 científicos de 84 países se darán cita entre los días 24 y 28 de octubre en la ciudad estadounidense de Denver para analizar la relación existente entre el cambio climático y los eventos de climatología extrema.(màs) |
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Canadian Business.com (19 Oct. 2011) |
Major investors with more than $20 trillion in assets seek new treaty on carbon emissions GENEVA - Large investors representing more than $20 trillion (€14.62 trillion) in assets urged governments on Wednesday to sign a binding treaty on carbon emissions at the U.N. climate talks in South Africa in December. (read more) |
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MeteoWorld (Oct. 2011) |
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Washington Post (19 Sept. 2011) |
Seeking better answers to climate change, extreme weather questions The United States has suffered from a record number of billion dollar natural disasters this year, from the Mississippi and Missouri River flooding to Hurricane Irene and the Texas drought. With each of these events, many have wondered - did climate change have anything to do with this? (read more)
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Nature |
Extreme Measures - Can hurricanes, floods and droughts be pinned on climate change ? Scientists are beginning to say yes. | |
| International Innovation Magazine (30 Aug. 2011) |
World Climate Research Programme Open Science Conference | |
