Sentence examples for adaptation community from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, in the impacts and adaptation community, many believe that climate models should be weighted based on their ability to better represent various metrics over a reference period.
The interface between policy and science in this field is dealt in two recent articles: (1) The obvious drawback is that for a single operational framework the scientific basis is divided between two large communities: the disaster risk reduction community and the climate change adaptation community, both of which are bound to different research and operational funding budgets [138].
When determining development approaches that take into account future needs for adaptation, community residents and the professionals and policymakers who support these communities must consider the existing challenges associated with living in poverty, the rapidly increasing rate of urbanization, and future climate risks.
Our study will construct a novel and detailed longitudinal data set that focuses specifically on measures of individual social and cultural capital, socio-economic status, assets and resources, adaptation, community and neighbourhood, life satisfaction and QoL, incorporating a qualitative perspective.
The adaptation community has experience with incorporating consideration of current and projected climate change into policies and programs to increase resilience of communities and regions, to moderate harm and exploit beneficial opportunities.
Although the disaster risk management and climate change adaptation communities have similar goals of increasing resilience to extreme events, a challenge has been that the two communities have worked in parallel, using different frameworks and definitions, with different institutional set-ups, funding sources, conferences, and assessments.
The SD model is constructed as the FACE (Framework for Adaptation and Community Evaluation) of the community.
Open image in new window Fig. 2 Framework for adaptation and community evaluation (FACE).
Beyond adaptation, our community needs to address the problems of capitalism - the driving force pushing the climate beyond its capacity.
This distinction in itself may drive differences in local adaptation and community assembly from other biotic groups.
To suppose that dispersal, adaptation, and community interactions will operate independently on species' responses to climate change would certainly be convenient, but false.
