992 resultados para Crossman, Keith


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A photograph of J. Diefenbaker, Keith Marten, Sean O'Sullivan and Lee Richardson. The photograph is undated. It is included in a photo book in honour of John G. Diefenbaker's 80th birthday.

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Climate change is expected to modify rainfall, temperature and catchment hydrological responses across the world, and adapting to these water-related changes is a pressing challenge. This paper reviews the impact of anthropogenic climate change on water in the UK and looks at projections of future change. The natural variability of the UK climate makes change hard to detect; only historical increases in air temperature can be attributed to anthropogenic climate forcing, but over the last 50 years more winter rainfall has been falling in intense events. Future changes in rainfall and evapotranspiration could lead to changed flow regimes and impacts on water quality, aquatic ecosystems and water availability. Summer flows may decrease on average, but floods may become larger and more frequent. River and lake water quality may decline as a result of higher water temperatures, lower river flows and increased algal blooms in summer, and because of higher flows in the winter. In communicating this important work, researchers should pay particular attention to explaining confidence and uncertainty clearly. Much of the relevant research is either global or highly localized: decision-makers would benefit from more studies that address water and climate change at a spatial and temporal scale appropriate for the decisions they make

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Durante o evento anual do EPC 2011, o GVces conversou com Keith Regan, diretor da CAMCO UK

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Felix Aaron Theilhaber

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Scan von Monochrom-Mikroform

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Keith Mitchell #90, David Weil #50