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Reciprocal litter transplant along the elevation gradient yielded even relatively higher decay of pine litter on beech forest sites after a two-year adaptation period of the microbial community.

For many years, adaptation has been seen as subsidiary to "mitigation" (reducing greenhouse gas emissions).

The results show that although climate change has been a major environmental policy issue and has been on the policy agenda of cities for years, adaptation is still considered an 'add-on' to climate change mitigation policy.

During the following years adaptations considering the requirements of people with special needs have little by little been introduced into the physical environment.

He went to Dortmund and needed a year of adaptation, of getting the chance to train with the professional team, adapting and learning what is different about being in a men's professional team.

An early draft of the report had estimated that governments would need to spend scores of billions of dollars a year on adaptation efforts, according to a person who saw the early version, but the final summary made no mention of how much money might be needed.

The United Nations estimates that by 2030, between $60 and $182 billion will be needed each year for adaptation globally.

"We expected a year of adaptation, building him up, getting him used to the pace.

It estimated that global flood damage costs for large coastal cities could reach $1trn£650bnbn) a year without adaptation.

Gabriel had admitted at the start of this season: "Last season was new for me, a year of adaptation more than anything else.

Former Hollyoaks actor and Strictly Come Dancing finalist Ricky Whittle has scooped the lead role in one of the most hotly anticipated new TV shows of the coming year – the adaptation of Neil Gaiman's American Gods.