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This file provided by ProClim offers an overview of the state of knowledge in the fields of climate and global change. It is aimed at the scientific community, decision-makers, multipliers and the interested public.
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Newsletter on climate and energy No 07
The Newsletter on climate and energy provides monthly updates on current developments in research, policy and practice in the fields of climate and energy. It brings together scientific publications, presents relevant news, and highlights events and calls. The newsletter is aimed at professionals as well as anyone interested in climate and energy topics.
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Biodiversity x Climate: Swiss community meets IPBES and the IPCC
At this one-day event, you will get insights on and discuss about relevant topics on the nexus of biodiversity and climate change. Various representatives from the international Science-Policy Interfaces IPBES and the IPCC will be present to share their experience of working in such an environment.
Image: Kate Vylet/California Sea Grant
Trocknet die Schweiz aus?
Die Schweiz ist von extremer Trockenheit betroffen, insbesondere nördlich der Alpen und im Wallis. Die hohen Temperaturen der Jahrhundert-Hitzewelle von Mitte bis Ende Juni und ein seit dem Frühling anhaltendes Niederschlagsdefizit haben dazu geführt. Die bisherigen Niederschläge konnten die Situation vorerst nicht entschärfen. Warum nicht? Wir haben bei Manuela Brunner, Assistenzprofessorin an der ETH Zurich und am WSL-Institut für Schnee-und Lawinenforschung SLF, nachgefragt. Zudem haben wir die wichtigsten Informationen zu Trockenheit in Zeiten des Klimawandels zusammengestellt.






