Etiqueta: climate change
Climate change affects birds in Europe and North-America differently than in the Mediterranean, and could expose them to a climate trap
17 de February 2021Anna Ramon RevillaThe top 10 insights in climate science in 2020, selected by 57 leading global researchers
28 de January 2021Adriana ClivilléScots pine can recover the wood lost in years of extreme drought over the next decade
18 de January 2021Adriana ClivilléPart of Earth is always frozen and acts as a giant refrigerator for carbon
7 de January 2021Verónica Couto AnteloClimate change, deforestation and fires are changing the Amazon Rainforest’s scent
23 de July 2020Anna Ramon RevillaThe Cocoon system improves success rates when reforesting degraded land
24 de February 2020Anna Ramon RevillaTrees’ risk of climate change-induced death is reflected in their wood
28 de January 2020Anna Ramon RevillaLocal climate causes trees around Europe to leaf at different times
27 de November 2019Anna Ramon RevillaNew forests grow faster but are more sensitive to climate change
9 de October 2019Anna Ramon RevillaCREAF researchers study climate change-induced permafrost melt in Arctic peat bogs in Alaska
26 de September 2019Anna Ramon RevillaIncreased CO2 only leads to faster growth in plants if they have enough water
30 de August 2019Verónica Couto AnteloDrought poses a threat to soil biodiversity and nutrient cycling across Europe
26 de June 2019J.Luis OrdóñezSatellites are overestimating vegetation’s ability to absorb atmospheric carbon dioxide
1 de May 2019Anna Ramon RevillaTropical forests are the terrestrial plant ecosystems to which climate change poses the greatest risk
20 de March 2019CREAFWhich new practices and tools can improve the climate mitigation and adaptation potential of EU forests?
27 de February 2019CREAFTropical forests increase Earth’s carbon sequestration capacity
18 de December 2018Verónica Couto AnteloFrom the Arctic to the tropics: researchers present a unique database on Earth’s vegetation
19 de November 2018CREAFThe forests that store the most carbon are also the richest in biodiversity
3 de October 2018Anna Ramon Revilla“A temperature rise of 2ºC could have irreversible effects on the planet”
23 de August 2018Albert Naya i DíazWe interviewed Sara Marañón, a postdoctoral researcher at CREAF with a Marie Curie grant.