Many questions were raised from both groups about
the main consequences of climate change and how these consequences have become more evident in the latest years.
Not exact matches
Climate change has been identified as one
of the
main threats to this group and the atlas provides the most comprehensive evaluation
of the likely
consequences this will have.
The
consequences of our
changing climate are one
of the
main issues facing crop production.
The lines
of evidence and analysis supporting the mainstream position on
climate change are diverse and robust — embracing a huge body
of direct measurements by a variety
of methods in a wealth
of locations on the Earth's surface and from space, solid understanding
of the basic physics governing how energy flow in the atmosphere interacts with greenhouse gases, insights derived from the reconstruction
of causes and
consequences of millions
of years
of natural climatic variations, and the results
of computer models that are increasingly capable
of reproducing the
main features
of Earth's
climate with and without human influences.
Though precise
consequences can not yet be defined, three
main pathways
of climate change impact are outlined, affecting fisheries and aquaculture, their dependent communities and their economic activities: direct physical (e.g. flooding, severe droughts), biological and ecological (e.g. productivity
of lakes and rivers), and indirect wider social and economic (e.g. fresh water use conflicts).
This analytical report presents the
main features and
consequences of climate change.