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Climate, Volume 8, Issue 9

2020 September - 7 articles

Cover Story: This study identifies precipitation, timing of precipitation, resource availability, and commodity prices as the main climate- and non-climate factors that drive cattle and hay production in the Utah portion of the Colorado River Basin. Basin farmers and ranchers are well-aware of the effects of these factors. They have adapted their irrigation practices, changed cropping patterns, and are experimenting to produce a hybrid species of climate-resilient cattle. View this paper.
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Articles (7)

  • Article
  • Open Access
11 Citations
10,406 Views
21 Pages

Analysis of Temperature Change in Uzbekistan and the Regional Atmospheric Circulation of Middle Asia during 1961–2016

  • Bakhtiyar M. Kholmatjanov,
  • Yuriy V. Petrov,
  • Temur Khujanazarov,
  • Nigora N. Sulaymonova,
  • Farrukh I. Abdikulov and
  • Kenji Tanaka

18 September 2020

Climate change and shrinking of the Aral Sea have significantly affected the region’s temperature variations. Observed interannual changes in Uzbekistan’s air temperature compared to the duration of synoptic weather types (SWT) in Middle...

  • Article
  • Open Access
16 Citations
4,786 Views
17 Pages

27 August 2020

Field experiments were conducted to test different agronomic practices, such as soil cultivation, fertilization, and pest and weed management, in highly controlled plot cultivation. The inter-annual yields and the interpretation of such experiments i...

  • Review
  • Open Access
20 Citations
10,538 Views
21 Pages

Building Coastal Agricultural Resilience in Bangladesh: A Systematic Review of Progress, Gaps and Implications

  • Shilpi Kundu,
  • Mohammad Ehsanul Kabir,
  • Edward A. Morgan,
  • Peter Davey and
  • Moazzem Hossain

25 August 2020

This paper presents the results of a systematic literature review of climate change adaptation and resilience in coastal agriculture in Bangladesh. It explores the existing adaptation measures against climatic stresses. It investigates the extent of...

  • Article
  • Open Access
13 Citations
9,568 Views
16 Pages

Projected Impacts of Climate Change on the Protected Areas of Myanmar

  • Thazin Nwe,
  • Robert J. Zomer and
  • Richard T. Corlett

25 August 2020

Protected areas are the backbone of biodiversity conservation but are fixed in space and vulnerable to anthropogenic climate change. Myanmar is exceptionally rich in biodiversity but has a small protected area system. This study aimed to assess the p...

  • Article
  • Open Access
3 Citations
4,971 Views
23 Pages

Ranchers Adapting to Climate Variability in the Upper Colorado River Basin, Utah

  • Hadia Akbar,
  • L. Niel Allen,
  • David E. Rosenberg and
  • Yoshimitsu Chikamoto

21 August 2020

In the Upper Colorado River Basin, agriculture is a major contributor to Utah’s economy, which may be stressed due to the changing climate. In this study, two data-mining techniques and interview data are used to explore how climate variability affec...

  • Article
  • Open Access
19 Citations
5,553 Views
19 Pages

21 August 2020

Evaluating climate change impacts and the suitability of potential land resources is crucial for sustainable irrigated agricultural systems. This study applied a multi-criteria analysis supported by the Geographic Information System (GIS) application...

  • Article
  • Open Access
4 Citations
3,760 Views
17 Pages

Growing Season Air mass Equivalent Temperature (TE) in the East Central USA

  • Dolly Na-Yemeh,
  • Rezaul Mahmood,
  • Gregory Goodrich,
  • Keri Younger,
  • Kevin Cary and
  • Joshua Durkee

19 August 2020

Equivalent temperature (TE), which incorporates both dry (surface air temperature, T) and moist heat content associated with atmospheric moisture, is a better indicator of overall atmospheric heat content compared to T alone. This paper investigates...

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