Titlebook: Climate Change Risks in Brazil; Carlos A. Nobre,Jose A. Marengo,Wagner R. Soares Book 2019 Springer International Publishing AG, part of S

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-54545-1t to higher temperatures and water deficit is emphasized. With temperature increasing over 4?°C, impacts suffered will be strong at magnitudes not yet known by science. The main conclusion is that in terms of food supply, temperature rises above 4?°C place Brazil in a very vulnerable situation, comp

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Parliamentarisation as Politicisatione the average temperature above 4?°C at the end of the century may increase the intensity and frequency of droughts with human health effects associated with the unavailability of treated water such as increased gastroenteritis and hepatitis A. For this same scenario and period, the municipalities o

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Politicisation, Politics and Democracystal and marine, and urban areas are largely vulnerable. Ecosystem-based adaptation to climate change emerges as a key option for Brazil to reduce societal vulnerability. Science and policy related to biodiversity conservation and ecological restoration will need to incorporate climate change backgr

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Parliamentarisation as Politicisations chapter is based on a review of climate change impact studies that have been conducted for Brazil. Since the Brazilian power sector is highly based on hydropower, most studies have focused on climate change impacts on hydropower. The analysis shows that in extreme climate scenarios a vicious cycle

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-9338-8ower vegetal productivity and more unpredictable harvests. In municipalities, where smallholder livelihoods are not very diversified and are dominated by subsistence agriculture, even a moderate drought (as in 2012–13) can cause a decline in harvests; and, with an increased drought risk (as the futu

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Assessment of Warming Projections and Probabilities for Brazil,treme regional climate change. Apparently small changes in the climate may have significant effects, especially if important thresholds are surpassed. Crops have little tolerance to high temperatures, and as the climate gets warmer, these limits may be exceeded more and more often. This is one of th

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Assessments and How an Increase in Temperature may Have an Impact on Agriculture in Brazil and Mappt to higher temperatures and water deficit is emphasized. With temperature increasing over 4?°C, impacts suffered will be strong at magnitudes not yet known by science. The main conclusion is that in terms of food supply, temperature rises above 4?°C place Brazil in a very vulnerable situation, comp

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,A Review of the Health Sector Impacts of 4 °C or more Temperature Rise,e the average temperature above 4?°C at the end of the century may increase the intensity and frequency of droughts with human health effects associated with the unavailability of treated water such as increased gastroenteritis and hepatitis A. For this same scenario and period, the municipalities o