The Climate Risk of Heatwaves in Attica Increases Significantly by 2060 - Vulnerable Areas
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The climate risk of heatwaves in Athens is expected to increase significantly in the period 2031-2060 compared to 1981-2010, according to the CLIMASPIN project. The post The climate risk of heatwaves in Attica increases significantly by 2060 – The vulnerable areas appeared first on in.gr.
Research by two Greek universities captures the climate burden of the coming decades and identifies the zones with the greatest vulnerability
Gloomy research by two Greek universities warns of a significant increase in climate risk – Athens, Eleusis and the Mesogeia in the “red”
The findings of the National University of Athens and the University of Thessaloniki/Thessaly demonstrate the urgent need to redesign the urban fabric in light of climate change. The climate risk of heat waves in the wider urban area of Athens is expected to be particularly enhanced and dangerous during the period 2031-2060 compared to the period 1981-2010. These conclusions arise from the results […] The article CLIMASPIN Research: In the “red”…
The climate risk from heat waves is expected to be particularly enhanced in many areas of the wider urban complex of Athens during the period 2031-2060, compared to the period 1981-2010. This emerges from the results of the research project CLIMASPIN, which was implemented under the coordination of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, with the participation of the University
The climate risk of heatwaves in Attica is significantly increased by 2060. This is demonstrated by a research project by two Greek universities for the most vulnerable areas. The climate risk of heatwaves is expected to be particularly enhanced in many areas of the wider urban complex of Athens during the period 2031-2060, compared to the period 1981-2010, as shown by the results of the research project CLIMASPIN, which was implemented by two G…
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