Nature-Based Countermeasures in Atmospheric and Climate Research
A special issue of Atmosphere (ISSN 2073-4433). This special issue belongs to the section "Air Quality".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 March 2025) | Viewed by 4876
Special Issue Editors
Interests: nature-based solutions; air quality; climate change adaptation and mitigation; urban climate; sustainable development; health equity
Interests: climate change in the eastern arctic; numerical ocean and climate modelling; air quality; hurricanes and climate change; climate change impact assessment; day-to-day temperature variability
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Nature-based solutions provide a strategic intervention to increase resilience and mitigate the adverse impacts of urbanization, industrial processes, and climate change. You are invited to contribute original research and review articles focused on the use of nature-based solutions to support air pollution abatement, carbon sequestration, climate resilience, phytoremediation, thermal comfort, and urban sustainability for healthy and liveable neighborhoods, cities, and communities. Research on the interactions between nature-based solutions and air quality, climatic processes, and heat across different urban, suburban and peri-urban morphologies, is also appropriate for inclusion in this Special Issue. Contributions may include experimental field research, modelling studies, biometeorological surveys, and methods and techniques for evaluating the impact of nature-based solutions on climatic conditions.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Interactions between nature-based solutions and air quality;
- Climate-sensitive nature-based solutions for sustainable cities;
- Urban climate conditions (e.g., UHI, humidity, radiation, precipitation, wind) and nature-based solutions;
- Nature-based solutions and blue carbon;
- Nature-based solutions for phytoremediation;
- Nature-based solutions for carbon sequestration;
- Nature-based solutions for urban heat and health;
- Nature-based solutions for sustainable development.
Dr. Vidya Anderson
Prof. Dr. William A. Gough
Guest Editors
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