Klima als Forschungs-Hit

Durchschnittstemperatur (li.) und mittlere Niederschlagsmenge (re.) werden sich in Europa im Sommer (oben) und im Winter (unten) verändern, wenn die gobale Erwärmung um 2° C steigt, zeigt eine aktuelle Studie. Grafik: iopscience.iop.org

Publikation zu den Auswirkungen des Klimawandels von Magazin Nature als Research-Highlight aufgegriffen

Andreas Gobiet vom Wegener Center für Klima und Globalen Wandel hat in einem internationalen Team die Auswirkungen einer Erderwärmung um 2° C auf Europa genauestens analysiert. Die detaillierten Ergebnisse publizierten die ForscherInnen unter der Federführung von Robert Vautard vom Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et de l’Environnement bei Paris Anfang März in den "Environmental Research Letters". Das renommierte Fachmagazin "Nature" nahm diese Publikation nun auf und listet sie in seinen "Research Highlights" unter den "most viewed papers in science". "Das ist wirklich ein beachtlicher Erfolg und eine Bestätigung für unsere Arbeit", freut sich Gobiet.

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