Communication on Climate Change in the Mediterranean by Non-State Actors: A Framing Analysis by Iosif Botetzagıas, Emre İşeri

“…Adopting the quantitative content analysis method, it comparatively analyses differing frame utilizations (e.g. ecological/meteorological, policy, economic and energy interests, culture, science and technology, civil society) of non-state actors in their selected climate change/global warming-related reports (n=89) on the Mediterranean. …”
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Modification des conditions de maturation du raisin en Bourgogne viticole liée au réchauffement climatique by Malika Madelin, Benjamin Bois, Jean-Pierre Chabin

“…Impacts of climate change such as those related to global warming, are observed in many vineyards in France and as in other vineyards in the world. …”
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What Else Can Surface Water Buffer Systems Do?—Exploring Multiple Ecosystem Services by Lei Wu, Rafael R. Muñoz-Carpena, Yuncong Li

“… As society confronts the consequences of global warming, deteriorating water quality, and impoverished biodiversity, there is a growing urgency to develop and expand water buffers' multifunctional ecosystem services. …”
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Políticas alimentares e as capacidades estatais em capitais metropolitanas brasileiras by Silvia Aparecida Zimmermann, Catia Grisa, Adriana Aranha

“…The urbanization of societies, threats to production caused by global warming and the intensification of inequality and nutritional food insecurity are some of today's challenges. …”
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Introduction of Reclaimed Water Utilization and Progress in Frontier Research in Japan by QI Xiaoyuan, HE Kai, YU Haixia, LIU Bingjun

“…Due to population growth and global warming,the contradiction between the supply and demand of water resources is becoming more and more serious.In recent years,reclaimed water utilization has gained widespread attention globally as a way to alleviate water shortage.Compared with natural water resources,reclaimed water has the advantages of being large and stable in quantity,easy to use,and not being constrained by climatic conditions.If urban wastewater is properly treated and reused,it can alleviate the global water shortage to a large extent.Japan,as one of the early adopters of reclaimed water,has accumulated some experience in wastewater reuse.This paper summarized reclaimed water-related policies,treatment technologies,examples in Japan,and the international standard setting.It also outlined reclaimed water measures and the purpose and basic philosophy behind the related policies in Japan,especially the performance evaluation criteria of reclaimed water treatment technology,so as to provide some reference for the utilization and promotion of recycled water in China.…”
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What Else Can Surface Water Buffer Systems Do?—Exploring Multiple Ecosystem Services by Lei Wu, Rafael R. Muñoz-Carpena, Yuncong Li

“… As society confronts the consequences of global warming, deteriorating water quality, and impoverished biodiversity, there is a growing urgency to develop and expand water buffers' multifunctional ecosystem services. …”
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La gestion controversée du feu dans les forêts nationales de l’Idaho et de l’ouest du Montana by Nicolas Barbier

“…Their significance is likely to increase due to global warming. A lot of these fires are ignited within the huge national forests of the montane zone (600 to 2,100 meters of elevation in the study area) dominated by Ponderosa pines and Douglas firs. …”
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Control of Material Procurement Cost of Enterprises under the Background of the Low-Carbon Economy by Yan Ma

“…With the increasing prominence of global warming and serious resource consumption, the low-carbon economy has become a new growth point for the world economy and is widely recognized by all sectors of society. …”
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The Impact of Renewable Energy Sources on Global Climate Change by Esra Deniz Güner, Emine Su Turan

“…Renewable energy or alternative energy sources have been advocated in recent years, which is the most agreed proposition that has become prominent on the conservation of nature. With global warming, climate change, and scarcity of limited natural resources, the forms of energy and production that do not pollute nature have become one of the priority demands of the states especially since the signing of the Kyoto Protocol. …”
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Electrocatalytic Study of Carbon Dioxide Reduction By Co(TPP)Cl Complex by Khalaf Alenezi

“…Carbon dioxide (CO2) is notorious for being a greenhouse gas and is the most important cause of global warming. However, it can be converted into useful products as it is a source of carbon. …”
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Healthcare in the era of climate change and the need for environmental sustainability by Nicholas Chin Hock Tee, Jo-Anne Yeo, Mahesh Choolani, Kian Keong Poh, Tiing Leong Ang

“…While the healthcare sector must manage the health-related consequences of climate change, it is a significant contributor to greenhouse gas emissions, responsible for up to 4.6% of global emission, aggravating global warming. Within the hospital environment, the three largest contributors to greenhouse gas emissions are the operating theatre, intensive care unit and gastrointestinal endoscopy. …”
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Southeast Australia encapsulates the recent decade of extreme global weather and climate events by Milton Speer, Lance Leslie

“… Southeast Australia (SEAUS) is a microcosm of the worldwide impacts of accelerated global warming (GW) since 2010. SEAUS experienced record rainfall and floods in La Niña years 2010–2012, followed by extreme heat and drought in 2013–2019. …”
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Climate mitigation and human comfort – A decision-support modeling and simulation tool by Roberta Zarcone, Federica Nava, Fabrizio Tucci

“… Human activities are recognised as primarily responsible for global warming, with consequences such as biodiversity loss and extreme weather phenomena that impact human well-being. …”
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Interannual Variations of Upwelling in the East Coastof Guangdong and Its Correlation with Fisheries by WEN Hao, HONG Bo

“…Under the background of global warming, the interannual variation trend of coastalupwelling has become a research hotspot of global climate change in recent years. …”
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Life cycle assessment of cocoa farming sustainability by implementing compound fertilizer by I. Idawati, N.A. Sasongko, A.D. Santoso, A.W. Sani, H. Apriyanto, A. Boceng

“…This mitigation resulted in a 16 percent decrease in global warming potential, reducing from 2.092 to 1.745 kilogram carbon dioxide equivalent. …”
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Conservation Tillage Mitigates Soil Organic Carbon Losses While Maintaining Maize Yield Stability Under Future Climate Change Scenarios in Northeast China: A Simulation of the Agri... by Hongrun Liu, Baocai Su, Rui Liu, Jiajie Wang, Ting Wang, Yijia Lian, Zhenzong Lu, Xue Yuan, Zhenwei Song, Runzhi Li

“…Global warming may reduce maize yields and soil organic carbon (SOC), potentially threatening global food security and soil health. …”
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Design and Construction of Micro-hydro Model With Different Flowrate as a Learning Medium by Diki Ismail Permana, Dini Fauziah, Decy Nataliana

“…<p>Renewable energy generation such as hydropower, micro-hydro, and pico hydro are among the concerns of the government to reduce the greenhouse effect, gas emissions, and global warming and have set targets in 2025. Higher education institutions are expected to contribute to government development targets, one of which is by producing human resources, which is reliable, especially in the field of renewable energy and hydropower generation. …”
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Policy Considerations for Using Forests to Mitigate Carbon Dioxide Emissions by Sandra Brown, R. Neil Sampson, Bernhard Schlamadinger, John Kinsman

“…At the same time, their relevance in the context of the international climate change negotiations is much more complicated than portrayed by newspapers such as the New York Times (“Role of Trees in Curbing Greenhouse Gases is Challenged”, May 24, 2001) and the Christian Science Monitor (“Trees No Savior for Global Warming”, May 25, 2001).…”
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DRINKING WATER SUPPLY UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF MASS DEVELOPMENT OF BLUE-GREEN ALGAE IN RESERVOIRS by Ksenia V. Bespalova, Aleksandra V. Selezneva, Vladimir. A. Seleznev

“…The growth of anthropogenic load and global warming of the climate create favorable conditions for the rapid development of cyanobacteria, therefore, the problem of providing the population with high-quality drinking water will only worsen in the future. …”

Changement climatique et agriculture : Entre perception, réalité et pratiques dans la région semi-aride de la plaine de la Beqaa (Liban) by Georges Karam, Jocelyne Adjizian Gérard

“…The implementation of an adaptation strategy, particularly in the actual context of global warming, is associated with changes in behavior, mentalities and practices. …”
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