Climat et environnement
Changement climatique, adaptation, biodiversité, forêts, désertification et risques naturels (sécheresses, inondations).
Critères d'inclusion : Documents publiés sur SPHAERO dont le titre ou les mots-clés contiennent l'un des termes suivants (mot entier, avec ses variantes) : changement climatique, changements climatiques, climate change, climate variability, variabilité climatique, réchauffement climatique, global warming, biodiversité, biodiversity, déforestation, désertification, inondations, floods, sécheresses, droughts. Composition recalculée chaque nuit.
Responsable : Équipe éditoriale SPHAERO. Composition mise à jour le 05/11/2026.
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Climate change poses a threat to nutrition and food security in Kilifi County, Kenya
Over the last decades, increased emission of greenhouse gases has led to hot weather extremes, heavy precipitation and worsening of …
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Towards REDD+ implementation: Deforestation and forest degradation drivers, REDD+ financing, and readiness activities in participant countries
This study provides an assessment of dominant drivers of deforestation and forest degradation across 29 REDD+ participant countries and total …
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Policy interventions to address water security impacted by climate change: Adaptation strategies of three case studies across different geographic regions
Water shortage in terms of both physical and economic water scarcity is still a major issue globally. The looming climate …
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Optimal production areas of underutilized indigenous crops and their role under climate change: Focus on Bambara groundnut
Food demand in Africa continues to outstrip local supply, and the continent currently spends over US$35 billion annually on food …
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Improving drought tolerance in maize: Tools and techniques
Drought is an important constraint to agricultural productivity worldwide and is expected to worsen with climate change. To assist farmers, …
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Genome-wide analysis of polyamine biosynthesis genes in wheat reveals gene expression specificity and involvement of STRE and MYB-elements in regulating polyamines under drought
BACKGROUND: Polyamines (PAs) are considered promising biostimulants that have diverse key roles during growth and stress responses in plants. Nevertheless, …
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Potential flood-prone area identification and mapping using GIS-based multi-criteria decision-making and analytical hierarchy process in Dega Damot district, northwestern Ethiopia
Abstract Flood is one of the natural hazards that causes widespread destruction such as huge infrastructural damages, considerable economic losses, …
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Estimation of drought resistance of rice samples on an osmotic sucrose solution
Drought is a significant abiotic stress factor for agricultural crops, including rice, as freshwater shortage is increasing in the world. …
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Combining pedological information with bioclimatic scenarios for evaluating the effect of climate change on the modelled distribution of forest species: case of study Apuleia leiocarpa
Abstract Sustainable wood production is one of the current challenges due to the increasing demand for wood worldwide. Despite, forest …
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Socioeconomic and Gender Effects of Climate Change and its Adaptation Strategies in Different Agro-ecologies of Sidama Region, Southern Ethiopia
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Efficacy of Drought-tolerant and Insect-protected Transgenic TELA® Maize Traits in Nigeria
Abstract Assessment of efficacy of drought tolerance (DT) and insect protection (Bt) genes in maize genotypes is invaluable for commercialization …
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Impact of Climate Variability on Crop Diversification in West African Countries
Abstract This paper analyses the impact of climate variability on cereal, root and tuber crop diversification for selected West African …
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Modelling the Impacts of Climate Change on Agriculture Production in East Africa: Evidence from Heterogeneous Panel Cointegration Analysis
Abstract This study investigates the effects of climate change on cereal crop production in nine East African nations between 1990 …
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Assessing transmission patterns of flood-related waterborne diseases in two urban municipalities of Côte d’Ivoire
Abstract Flooding increases with climate variabilities and results in health risk factors in urban settings with poor sanitation infrastructure. Expert …
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Mapping of Flood Risk Zones Using Multi-Criteria Approach and Radar - A Case Study of Ala and Akure-Ofosu Communities, Ondo State Nigeria.
Abstract Floods are among the world's most catastrophic natural disasters, claiming countless lives and destroying homes, businesses, public buildings, farms, …
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Flood Vulnerability Assessment and Local Management Strategy: the case of Adama City
Abstract The economic losses and the number of people who have been vulnerable to natural disasters particularly flooding have increased …
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Editorial: Mammalian responses to climate change: From organisms to communities
A particularly powerful component of the Anthropocene extinction is global climate change, which, in concert with other elements of anthropogenic …
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Impact of Climate Change Induced Natural Disasters on Nutrition Outcomes: A Case of Cyclone Idai, Zimbabwe
Abstract Background The increased frequency of climate induced natural disasters has exacerbated the risks of malnutrition in the already vulnerable …
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Estimation of drought tolerance of spring barley samples in their initial period of development on an osmotic solution
Development of drought-tolerant spring barley varieties is one of the important breeding directions for resistance to abiotic stress factors. In …
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Different types of drought under climate change or geoengineering: Systematic review of societal implications
Climate change and solar geoengineering have different implications for drought. Climate change can “speed up” the hydrological cycle, but it …