climate change
Salaheddine Mezuar, el ministro de Relaciones Exteriores marroquí que preside la conferencia sobre el cambio climático (COP22) de Marrakesh, aseguró este viernes a la AFP que "no habrá marcha atrás" en ese combate, seal cual sea la política estadounidense al respecto.
"A mi...
Swiss scientists are carrying out a long-term study into the effects of climate change on Alpine plants.
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Research has revealed that average temperature in Uttarakhand's Almora has risen by 0.46 degrees in the past 53 years.
Reforesting Africa’s highest mountain could halt severe water shortages in Tanzania, according to a new report titled, “2016 Sustainable Mountain Development in East Africa in a Changing Climate.” Mount (...
One of East Africa's (EA) most important sources of water is drying up due to the impact of climate change on Mt Kilimanjaro, the United Nations Environment Programme (Unep) warned on Wednesday.
Populations and property near Mount Elgon on the Kenya-Uganda...
The newest issue of Mountain Research and Development (MRD)—Vol 36, No 3—is now available online and open access. Papers in this Open Issue explore a broad range of topics related to sustainable development in mountains worldwide: they analyze the potential for...
Register for the World Climate Summit 2016 on November 13th at Es Saadi Palace in Marrakech, in partnership with the Government of Morocco. The 7th World Climate Summit will be a key building block in supporting COP22 as ‘the COP of Action’.
The one-day event is aimed at...
El 1 de setiembre terminó de aprobarlo el Congreso. El país se posiciona así a la vanguardia en la lucha contra el cambio climático. El acuerdo apunta reducir progresivamente hasta 0 el uso de más combustibles fósiles.
48 votos afirmativos, cuatro negativos y una...
The World Water Week has put the focus back into shrinking glaciers but the jury is still out on the impacts they will have on the flow in snow-fed rivers and hydropower generation.
Glaciers are retreating due to climate change. What does that mean for water flow in...
Warming temperatures are making the animals’ mountain homes inhospitable.
Global warming is driving the tiny American pika from its mountainous territory in western North America, scientists ...
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