An overview of typologies used to distinguish between various climate services, and some recommendations for a common typology.
An overview of typologies used to distinguish between various climate services, and some recommendations for a common typology.
Climate change is threatening different varieties of agriculture species; the wine-grapes are especially sensitive to subtle differences in micro-climate impacts causing changes in the crops (i.e. decrease of the grape quality and quantity, changes in alcohol, acid, sugar, etc.), which directly affects the European wine industry.
A two-day conference that will bring together 100+ climate researchers, policy-makers and industry experts as well as city and regional actors to showcase how climate data can serve both cities, regions, and business. The conference will focus on climate services for: Energy Mobility Future Cities Health Agriculture Water Tourism Disaster risk reduction The conference begins on 13 November at 12:00 (CEST) with lunch at the...
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There continues to be a growing awareness among decision-makers of the relevance and importance of climate information to a range of social and economic issues. To attempt to better inform such decisions a market of climate services is emerging. Such services are based on climate data and scientific knowledge covering the past, present and possible future climates. A key component of the data and knowledge,...
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The production cycle of the metallurgy industry needs a significant availability of water. In Greece, to meet this need, the companies of the Halcor and Elval groups rely on the Evinos and Mornos river basins which, together, are also the primary resource supplying the waterworks of the capital Athens.
The Italian confectionery company renown all over the world for Nutella and many other food products, addresses climate change with the help of an integrated system that uses different approaches and tools.
Having enough data available, monitoring the climate and its impact on vineyard production, and having the possibility to adapt the business to changing climate conditions are among the main challenges for wine producers in the face of climate change.
Among a number of products oriented to the climate modelling and climate services communities, Climateurope is producing a series of reports to map and analyse relevant initiatives, challenges and emerging needs relating to Earth system modelling and climate services in Europe, involving expertise from a range of stakeholders. This second report provides progress on the integration of Earth system modelling and climate services from a stakeholder perspective.
This policy brief provides a general categorization of the landscape of European climate services, and is based on a more complete report from the Climateurope project: “Progress on the integration of climate services and Earth System Modelling”. This landscape includes active dialogue between science and society, and between climate scientists, climate service developers and providers, and end-users, in particular decision-makers and policy-makers.
In this policy briefing we give some recommendations for making a more comprehensive typology of climate services. Table of Contents: Types of Climate Services / Definition of Climate Services / Existing Typologies / Challenges / Recommendations
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