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DuBois says local fisheries have been harmed. But it's difficult to disentangle the plant's impact from the impact of climate change, pollution and over-fishing. Otto, F. E. L. et al. Anthropogenic influence on the drivers of the Western Cape drought 2015–2017. Environ. Res. Lett. 13, 124010 (2018). Note: You will likely want to have an axe equipped rather than using the weapon slot for a piece of warm gear, unless it's a bruma torch. The return period of the 2015-2017 3-year annual mean precipitation is approximately 150 years for the observed value of 0.72 mm/day. We use the (rounded) 100 year return time event of 3-year mean precipitation in the selected Western Cape region (land area of 31º-35ºS, 18º-21ºE) as event definition, noting that the changes in probability depend only weakly on the return time chosen.

On an annual basis, higher-CAPE days have become more frequent in the eastern U.S. and less frequent in the west. Protests also took place in other cities around Britain, including Cardiff in Wales, Edinburgh in Scotland, and Brighton and Newcastle in England.We use the standard risk-based multi-method approach to extreme event attribution employing station data, gridded observational dataset, as well as the CIMP5 archive, two coupled climate models and two atmosphere-land models to analyse whether and to what extent anthropogenic climate change altered the likelihood of the 2015-2017 Western Cape drought. The third model, EC-Earth (Hazeleger et al, 2010), is a coupled atmosphere-ocean model run at a resolution of T159 (about 125km resolution). The version used is EC-Earth 2.3, which is based on the ECMWF seasonal forecasting model system 3. For EC-Earth, continuous simulations from 1860-2015 are used as per the CMIP5 historical setup until 2005 and the RCP8.5 scenario from 2006 (Taylor et al, 2012). The ensemble includes 16 members.

https://news.nationalgeographic.com/2018/02/cape-town-running-out-of-water-drought-taps-shutoff-other-cities/ (“Why Cape Town is running out of water, and who’s next” - National Geographic). The overall results are in good agreement with respect to the sign and significance of the change in probability towards an increased risk of such an event with anthropogenic forcing. Combining the observational analysis as well as the models and using a simple average to synthesise the results, the change in the likelihood of an event like the observed 2015-2017 drought has increased by a factor of 3.3 (1.4 to 6.4). This is a very clear result with anthropogenic climate change having significantly increased the likelihood of such a drought to occur (Figure 2, top). Severe weather —thunderstorms which include tornadoes,damaging wind, and/or hail—account for nearly half (47%) of the 323 billion-dollar weather disasters that have impacted the U.S. since 1980. This week, we look at how one key indicator of thunderstorm severity—Convective Available Potential Energy (CAPE)—has changed with recent warming.

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In Lower Manhattan, swarms of protesters, many of them children and teenagers who had walked out of class, poured into the streets. Karen Joan Esler receives funding from the Danish National Development Agency and the Water JPI (local funder: Water Research Commission), focusing on the benefits of investing in ecological infrastructure and nature-based solutions for water management respectively.

Those who study sea turtles say part of the reason that annual strandings are up in Massachusetts is that efforts to conserve and boost Kemp’s ridley populations have been successful. But the other part is that the Gulf of Maine is rapidly warming in the face of climate change and proving to be a more hospitable environment for turtles than it used to be, drawing them in larger numbers and resulting in them staying longer into the year.Christidis, N., P.A. Stott, A.A. Scaife, A. Arribas, G.S. Jones, D. Copsey, J.R. Knight, and W.J. Tennant. (2013) A new HadGEM3-A-Based system for attribution of weather- and climate-related extreme events. Journal of Climate, 26: 2756–2783. doi: 10.1175/JCLI-D-12-00169.1 The city of Cape Town encompasses nearly 2,500km² of land which includes natural ecosystems. Some of the most important biodiversity in South Africa and globally is located within its bounds. South Africa recognises the value of this biodiversity and is a signatory to several international agreements that commit to conservation, halting species extinctions and sustainable development. Southern Africa more broadly is also sensitive to El Niño induced droughts. El Niño refers to warmer than usual conditions in the Eastern Pacific that persist for a couple of months through to years, driven by a weakening of the Trade Winds, and a resultant reduction in the upwelling of colder water to the sea surface just off South America. This was the cause of the 2015-2016 drought in South Africa’s Kruger Park, which resulted in the drying up of watering holes, and the widely publicised death of hippos and later culling of other large mammals. High intensity tropical cyclones The plant treats the water with small amounts of chlorine and anti-corrosive chemicals and sends it to the condenser. By the time it leaves the plant it’s about 30 degrees warmer. Kruger, A. C. & Sekele, S. S. Trends in extreme temperature indices in South Africa: 1962-2009. Int. J. Climatol. 33, 661–676 (2013).