Report on Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability of the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
Drought and its consequences is one of the 4 most critical natural hazards in the mountain areas of Southwest Europe, together with floods, fires and
A new study with the MEDFATE forest simulation model makes it possible to read into the effect of the mixture of plant species and their
A new study, led by the University of Exeter with the participation of Maurizio Mencuccini, ICREA research professor in CREAF, suggests small trees adapt better to
With spring almost upon us, CREAF’s experts are reporting that this year could be a chance for Catalonia’s forests to recover from accumulated past droughts
According to a study led by the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), the way trees have responded to drought in the past could be a
According to an article by CREAF researchers Benjamin Stocker and Josep Peñuelas published in Nature Geoscience, drought impact studies based on satellite data do not factor
Trees that have grown in highly suitable climatic conditions are less capable of dealing with extreme droughts, according to a study that underlines the importance
Los Angeles and its great urban area (more than 18 million people) are in water suply problems since long time ago. At the begining of
Once rehydrated, holm oaks have a large capacity for recovery thanks to their high adaptation to the Mediterranean climate. The release of organic compounds into
