Environmental Research Communications,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
6(11), С. 111004 - 111004
Опубликована: Ноя. 1, 2024
Abstract
Heatwaves
pose
significant
threats
to
socioeconomic
and
environmental
systems,
with
their
intensity
frequency
expected
increase
due
climate
change.
Despite
critical
impacts,
future
heatwaves
in
Brazil
remain
underexplored,
especially
from
a
human-perceived
perspective,
which
is
crucial
for
assessing
potential
public
health
impacts.
Here,
we
propose
method
assess
using
the
humidex
(
H
)—a
index
that
combines
temperature
relative
humidity
indicate
heat
-
alongside
traditional
temperature-based
measures.
Using
bias-corrected
simulations
10
CMIP6
models
under
SSP2-4.5
SSP5-8.5
scenarios,
quantified
projected
changes
across
Brazil.
The
results
will
become
more
severe
prolonged,
greater
scenario
by
end
of
century,
particularly
North,
Northeast,
Central
regions.
magnitude
rise
faster
than
ones,
underscoring
need
health-focused
assessments.
strongly
agree
on
increased
heatwaves,
potentially
tripling
population
exposure
most
Brazilian
states,
Southeast
experiencing
its
larger
population.
These
events
are
not
only
affect
people
but
also
be
severe,
exceeding
over
60
days
per
year
serious
danger
H
>
45
°C)
century
SSP5-8.5.
Record-shattering
historical
period
norm
mid-century,
highlighting
accelerating
nature
these
extreme
events.
Our
findings
emphasize
importance
considering
impact
studies
planning
mitigate
Significance
Statement
increasing
threat
focus
properties,
overlooking
aspects.
This
true
Brazil,
where
receive
limited
attention.
study
introduces
novel
approach,
coupling
stress
(H)
evaluate
them
perspective.
suggest
intense
prolonged
future,
record-breaking
becoming
mid-century.
Human-perceived
climate-based
emphasizing
increases
triple
(H
pessimistic
scenario.
npj Climate and Atmospheric Science,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
8(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 14, 2025
Under
climate
change,
China
faces
intensifying
compound
extreme
events
with
serious
socio-economic
ramifications,
yet
their
future
variations
remain
poorly
understood.
Here,
we
estimate
historical
hotspots
and
changes
of
two
typical
events,
i.e.,
sequential
heatwave
precipitation
(SHP)
concurrent
drought
(CDH)
across
China,
leveraging
a
bivariate
bias
correction
method
to
adjust
projections
from
global
models.
Results
show
substantial
increases
in
frequency,
duration,
magnitude
for
both
the
durations
projected
double
nationwide.
The
are
more
evident
under
higher
emission
scenarios,
could
be
largely
underestimated
if
neglecting
variable
dependence
during
process.
will
escalate
exposure
China's
major
urban
clusters,
among
which
Guangdong-Hong
Kong-Macao
face
highest
risk.
Our
findings
underscore
necessity
carbon
controls,
call
adaptive
measures
mitigate
threats
induced
by
rising
hazards
changing
climate.
International Journal of Climatology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Фев. 6, 2025
ABSTRACT
The
concurrent
occurrences
of
drought
and
extreme
heat
events,
such
as
heatwaves,
present
substantial
threats
to
human
health
ecosystems.
This
study
delves
into
a
thorough
examination
the
collective
impacts
events
in
Southeast
Asia
(SEA)
over
past
83
years
(1941–2023).
Two
primary
definitions
guided
investigation:
Compound
Drought
Heatwave
Events
(CDHW)
Hot
Droughts
(CHD).
Wet‐Bulb
Globe
Temperature
(WBGT)
was
employed
define
heatwaves
hot
while
Standardised
Precipitation
Evapotranspiration
Index
(SPEI)
used
for
definition.
In
addition,
explored
impact
linear
detrending
on
copula
fitting,
assessing
its
effects.
findings
consistently
revealed
strong
positive
correlation
between
CDHW.
On
other
hand,
CHD
exhibited
varied
patterns
across
regions.
Furthermore,
highlighted
that
had
lower
sensitivity
CDHW
compared
CHD.
analysis
uncovered
significant
regional
disparities
joint
return
period
ranking
compound
stemming
from
diverse
approaches.
Particularly
non‐continental
SEA,
notably
some
regions
like
Sumatra
Island,
noteworthy
distinction
emerged,
indicating
limited
applicability
scenarios
with
stringent
concurrence
events.
These
insights
provide
valuable
assistance
research
community,
aiding
discernment
distinctions
heat‐event
assessment.
Atmospheric Science Letters,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
26(4)
Опубликована: Апрель 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
In
September
2024,
the
Yangtze
River
basin
experienced
a
supremely
extreme
heatwave
that
broke
historical
records
from
at
least
1961
and
could
have
severe
impact
on
outdoor
health
of
school
children.
This
paper
provides
timely
analysis
characteristics
in
its
exposure
to
population
aged
14
years
below,
causes
led
occurrence,
as
well
future
projections.
regional
average
days
reached
7.57
days,
daily
maximum
temperature
(
T
max
)
31.53°C,
both
which
are
much
higher
than
climatology
exceed
records.
resulted
high
under,
with
provinces
Sichuan,
Chongqing,
Hunan,
Jiangxi
exposed
more
100
million
person‐days.
The
expansion
South
Asian
High
(SAH)
Western
Pacific
Subtropical
(WPSH)
may
directly
contributed
this
heatwave.
CMIP6
projections
show
frequency
heatwaves
similar
2024
will
increase
future.
Conservation Biology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Май 31, 2025
Human-induced
landscape
modifications
and
climate
change
are
forcing
wildlife
into
closer
contact
with
humans
as
the
availability
of
natural
habitats
decreases.
Although
importance
anthropogenic
structures
for
conservation
species
is
widely
recognized,
negative
narratives
surrounding
bats
may
impede
efforts
in
human-dominated
landscapes.
We
conducted
a
global
systematic
literature
review
to
summarize
research
pertaining
analyze
impacts
occupancy
these
on
humans.
extracted
data
from
735
publications
included
8
that
provided
total
29
quantitative
estimates
meta-analyses
assessing
consequences
roost
selection
by
habitats.
Additionally,
information
all
was
used
summaries.
Research
focused
Northern
Hemisphere,
despite
highest
diversity
bat
occurring
near
equator.
Of
13
identified
use
structures,
disturbance
(caused
by,
e.g.,
visitation,
renovations,
artificial
lighting)
most
frequently
reported.
Effects
presence
were
primarily
associated
pathogens
or
other
microorganisms
zoonotic
interest.
Buildings
roost,
buildings
differed
across
biogeographic
realms.
varied
realms
Nearctic
Palearctic
had
incidence
impacts.
Few
studies
compared
roosts
roosts,
but
our
broadly
differences
effects
versus
behavior,
temperature,
health
occupancy.
found
not
currently
areas
where
bat-human
interactions
likely
intensify
growing
rate
urbanization.
many
roosting
documented
mentioned,
did
measure
few
them
roosts.
Quantifying
could
help
design
management
practices
would
benefit
Abstract
Ensuring
crop
yield
stability
is
crucial
for
food
security
in
Africa,
where
agriculture
faces
increasing
demand
amid
considerable
vulnerabilities.
Remote
sensing
and
reanalyzed
data
products
offer
the
potential
capturing
growth
dynamics
understanding
their
drivers.
However,
impacts
of
cropland
masks
on
relative
anomalies
(RYA)
contributions
variables
across
Africa
crops
remain
unclear.
This
study
explores
explanatory
power
air
land
surface
temperatures
(AT
LST),
precipitation,
evapotranspiration,
soil
moisture
maize,
millet,
sorghum
RYA
2001–2020
under
seven
with
distinct
configurations
temporal,
type,
water
supply
systems.
Results
indicate
that
(a)
North
was
particularly
affected
by
variation
West
strongly
impacted
Central
East
were
highly
influenced
mean
AT
total
South
mainly
high
LST,
precipitation
variation.
(b)
Interactions
between
LST
improved
multiple
stepwise
regression
model
from
67%
to
73%,
while
random
forest
considering
complex
variable
interactions
reached
83%.
(c)
Variables
less
choice
masks.
Mask
broader
coverage
compensated
limitations
temporally
static
masks,
type
identification
enhanced
when
using
year‐specific
crop‐specific
maps.
Future
research
should
integrate
process‐based
models
better
understand
mechanisms
behind
diverse
drivers
at
regional
scale
Africa.