Not exact matches
«Malawi has shown progress in achieving macroeconomic stabilization
following two
years of drought, with a rebound in growth and inflation reduced to single...
This could result in higher rates for crop insurance, which could be detrimental to Oklahoma farmers as this farming season has already seen high levels
of precipitation
following a five -
year drought.
Rural Funds Group's investments in cattle and cotton
follows a decrease in demand for almond plantings (which still account for almost half
of its portfolio by value) after California, the world's biggest almond growing region, lifted production
following many
years of drought.
«We have made available $ 250 million in concessional loans funding nationally this financial
year to assist farmers to rebuild their businesses
following drought and retrospective farmgate milk price cuts, part
of a $ 2.5 billion, 10 —
year commitment to concessional loans.
The address captured what some advocates had hoped to hear from Obama
following the bruising impacts
of widespread disasters last
year, including a
drought that sizzled 60 percent
of the nation and damages from Superstorm Sandy exceeding $ 50 billion.
«That such a strong
drought should
follow the «One in 100 -
year»
drought of 2005 only five
years afterwards in 2010 is exceptional, and
of concern,» said Meir, an expert in tropical forests.
The study, published Thursday in the journal Science by a team
of by researchers at the University
of Utah and Princeton University, shows that the world's forests take an average
of between two and four
years to return to their normal growth and carbon dioxide absorption rate
following a severe
drought — a finding that has significant climate implications.
There are more local friendship - destroyers launching in 2013's eighth month than you can shake a pair
of controllers at, which comes as quite a lovely lump sum
following the relative
drought of such titles throughout the first half
of the
year.
The
following three short pieces will not make a convincing scientific argument that Southern Australia's
drought is being driven by a warming planet but municipal governments are facing the grim reality their water supplies could run out by the end
of next
year if significant rainfall does not occur.
«We're going to be see more
of these periods
of intense
droughts followed by intense rain,» which is the situation predicted for East Africa this
year.
The first rain gauges in the Sahel date from 1898 and they reveal that a major
drought, accompanied by large - scale famine, in the 1910s,
followed by wet conditions during the 1920s and 1930s reaching a peak with the very wet
year of 1936.
«Even though California historically has periods
of dry and wet
years, there isn't an analog for climate extremes like the ones we've observed in recent
years, such as those record - breaking prolonged periods
of drought following by periods
of intense precipitation pulses that cause flooding,» Woodburn said.
So some parts
of the world are likely to experience blazing
drought,
followed by catastrophic floods, while across the ocean, other nations will have torrential rain and then unseasonal
drought, every 13
years or so.
The first kind
of precipitation whiplash is from
year to
year, meaning that we'll see more extraordinarily dry
years followed by incredibly wet
years — in the way California's five -
year drought ended in 2017 in one
of the wettest winters on record.
They gathered measurements across nearly 100 locations and observed that, while both severe
droughts killed trees, the second
of the two slowed the growth rates
of the survivors in the
years that
followed.
In much
of France and Switzerland, the best
years are traditionally those with abundant spring rains
followed by an exceptionally hot summer and late - season
drought.
In much
of France and Switzerland, the best wine
years are traditionally those with abundant spring rains
followed by an exceptionally hot summer and late - season
drought.
For instance, the summer
of 2002 in Europe brought widespread floods but was
followed a
year later in 2003 by record - breaking heat waves and
drought.
Water restrictions have been brought in
following the imposition
of a
drought emergency in January last
year.
Although Syria experienced an extreme
drought in the 4
years prior to the conflict, other countries in the wider region, Tunisia, Libya, Yemen, Eritrea, had different climatic conditions before unrest started [although
of course global markets also play a role, and there too climate connections exist, like increased food prices
following the Russian
drought of 2010].
The same thing happened the
following year... 1431:
following a blotting out
of the sky, and pillars
of fire, there was a
drought — «the earth and the bogs smoldered, there was no clear sky for 6 weeks, nobody saw the sun, fishes, animals and birds died
of the smoke.
Confirmed: 2011 Was Texas» Driest
Year On Record & The Second Hottest Perhaps it doesn't need official confirming, especially for TreeHugger readers who've been following our diligent coverage of all the grim announcements about the state of Texas» drought, but the National Weather Service has officially stated that 2011 was the driest year on record for Te
Year On Record & The Second Hottest Perhaps it doesn't need official confirming, especially for TreeHugger readers who've been
following our diligent coverage
of all the grim announcements about the state
of Texas»
drought, but the National Weather Service has officially stated that 2011 was the driest
year on record for Te
year on record for Texas.
«One possible explanation is that these plants rapidly invest in the production
of new structures but with a cost
of non-structural carbon reserves that could make them vulnerable to stressful conditions (i.e.
drought events) in the
following year,» wrote Vargas in his paper in Environmental Research Letters (ERL).
In the
years following the establishment
of the Western Division, the pastoral industry in the region became unprofitable due to frequent periods
of drought, sandstorms, rabbit plagues and the destruction
of vegetation caused by over grazing.