by Pedro Walpole SJ With the heat of the Australian summer in the southern hemisphere and the freezing in North America by the polar vortex, 2019
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Comprendre les forêts et les sécheresses en Asie-Pacifique
Kumiko Kubo et Rowena Soriaga (Traduction de Christian Ndoki, SJ) La sécheresse est une catastrophe rampante, lente au début et presque aussi lente à la
Conocimiento de los bosques y las sequías en Asia Pacífico
Kumiko Kubo y Rowena Soriaga La sequía es un desastre creciente, que empieza lentamente y casi igual de lento para terminar y tanto su inicio
Understanding forests and droughts in Asia Pacific
Kumiko Kubo and Rowena Soriaga Drought is a creeping disaster, slow to begin and almost as slow to end and both its onset and termination
10 puntos acerca de El Niño 2014: Se rebaja a una intensidad menor, pero la respuesta necesita mejorar
Pedro Walpole El fenómeno El Niño afecta a los grandes fenómenos oceánicos y atmosféricos en gran parte del mundo. A nuestro entender sobre este fenómeno
10 things about El Niño 2014: Downgraded as a minor event but response needs to be upgraded
Pedro Walpole El Niño is a weather changer for much of the world. As we understand a little more of this phenomenon that begins in
Sea-level rise in the Philippines: ENSO and monsoon influences
(Second of three parts) Wendy Clavano, PhD As the Earth rotates around the sun and energy is moved from the equator poleward, the ocean-atmosphere system
Western Pacific heading for rough weather and increased landslide risk
Last 22-25 June 2010, nearly a thousand scientists gathered at the Taipei International Conference Center to discuss the current understanding about the factors that induce such extreme events. Recent findings from the work of around 4,000 scholars were presented at the Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting (http://www.agu.org/meetings/wp10/) in Taipei in the desire to understand and help with more appropriate adaptation and mitigation strategies.