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Economics and Arms trade.
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- Portugal er medlem af / is a member of the World Meteorological
Organization
- https://www.wmo.int/pages/index_en.html
- Klima i international lov / Climate in international law:
Portugal: United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change:
Submitted National Communication.
- Instituto de Meteorologia de Portugal
- Atlas climático Ibérico temperatura del aire y
precipitación (1971-2000)
/ Atlas climático Ibérico temperatura do ar e
precipitação (1971-2000)
/ Iberian climate atlas air temperature and precipitation
(1971-2000)
Instituto de Meteorologia de Portugal.
- Ferreira MT, Cardoso P, Borges PAV, Gabriel R, de Azevedo EB,
Elias RB (2019) Implications of climate change to the design of
protected areas: The case study of small islands (Azores). PLoS ONE
14(6): e0218168.
In this work, our model projections for most endemic species
studied in Terceira and São Miguel Islands suggests that
there will be a decrease in distribution with climate change. This
has implications for the conservation of these species, being at
risk of either disappearing or reducing their distribution
dramatically. Evaluating the suitability of the current protected
areas has shown that these may not meet the needs of species in the
future, especially on São Miguel. This type of analysis can
be done for other islands of the Azores as well. We have shown that
tools like the software PRION useful for delineating changes to
species distributions under climate change. Climate change will
likely affect species future distributions and the optimization of
protected areas is a necessity in global change scenarios. Reaching
the decision makers with this information is therefore of the
upmost importance.
- Se også: Europæisk
klima.
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