Warming signals emerging from the analysis of daily changes in extreme temperature events over Pampas (Argentina)

Ferrelli, Federico; Brendel, Andrea Soledad; Perillo, Gerardo M. E.

doi:10.1007/s12665-021-09721-4

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“…In recent decades, climate change and variability caused change in extreme temperature events frequency and intensity, which have been a significant issue around the world [25]. A study on extreme temperature change of the last 110 years in Northeast China suggested that the frequency of cold surge events increased significantly, occurring from the mid-1950s to late-1980s [26].…”

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Spatio-Temporal Characteristics of Extreme Cold Events and Their Impacts on Population and Economy in Tianjin Binhai New Area, China

Meng¹,

He²,

Guo³

et al. 2023

Pol. J. Environ. Stud.

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Extreme weather events, such as extreme cold events (ECEs), are occurring more frequently due to climate change and variability. The ECEs have severe impacts on people's lives and the economy. In this study, we used observational data for the period 1978-2020 from three national meteorological stations and forty-nine automatic weather stations located in the Tianjin Binhai New Area (TBNA), China, to analyze the spatio-temporal characteristics of ECEs and evaluate their impacts on population and economy. Our results indicate that the annual extreme minimum temperature showed a slight upward trend in the TBNA during the past 43 years. Extreme minimum temperatures were higher in the central part (-15 to -19ºC) and lower in the northern and southern parts of the TBNA (-19 to -23ºC). The cumulative decreases in temperature were higher in the west and lower in the east. ECEs were most frequent in autumn, followed by winter, and least frequent in summer. The months with the most ECEs were October and November. The ECEs lasted longer in the southern part of the TBNA and were shorter in the central and northern parts. The ECEs lasted, on average, approximately 15 days in the south and 7-10 days in most other areas. Places in the TBNA at a high risk of experiencing the ECEs include Gulin subdistrict and other areas in the central part of the TBNA, whereas Zhongtang town and other places in the southern TBNA are low-risk areas. In terms of the impact of ECEs on populations, the central parts of the TBNA such as Hangzhou subdistrict and the northern parts of the TBNA such as Hangu subdistrict are areas of moderate risk; most others are low-risk areas. In terms of the impact of ECEs on Gross Domestic Product (GDP), central parts of the TBNA such as Hujiayuan subdistrict are moderate-risk areas while most others are low-risk areas. Our findings serve as a basis

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Spatio-Temporal Characteristics of Extreme Cold Events and Their Impacts on Population and Economy in Tianjin Binhai New Area, China

Meng¹,

He²,

Guo³

et al. 2023

Pol. J. Environ. Stud.

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“…Los resultados obtenidos en términos de ocurrencia, duración e intensidad de dichos eventos coinciden con los hallazgos recientes de la comunidad científica nacional e internacional referidos al calentamiento global y sus impactos. En el caso de las OC, la distribución hallada se corresponde con las tendencias documentadas en Argentina (Camilloni, 2018;Ferrelli et al, 2021;Rusticucci et al, 2015;Santágata et al, 2017), Latinoamérica (Cueto et al, 2010;Feron et al, 2019;Piticar, 2018) y el mundo (Gershunov & Guirguis, 2012;Perkins-Kirkpatrick & Lewis, 2020;Rohini et al, 2016;Sharma & Mujumdar, 2017;Ye et al, 2014) En Argentina, la OC de diciembre de 2013 identificada como una de las más intensas del período ha sido ampliamente documentada en la bibliografía contemporánea (Almeira et al, 2016;Barros et al, 2015;Chesini et al, 2018). Por otra parte, la paulatina disminución en la ocurrencia de OF se corresponde con los resultados documentados por numerosos investigadores (Cattiaux et al, 2010;Ginés Llorens, 2012;Izquierdo et al, 2010;Screen et al, 2015;Van Oldenborgh et al, 2019;Yagüe et al, 2006).…”

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Olas de Frío y Calor en Bahía Blanca (Argentina): impactos en el ambiente urbano analizados a través de la prensa escrita local

Fernández

Buscarini²,

Pellejero³

et al. 2022

Geogr. digit.

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<p>El objetivo de la investigación fue identificar a través de la prensa escrita los impactos de las olas de calor [OC] y olas de frío [OF] ocurridas en Bahía Blanca durante el período 1961-2020 en el ambiente urbano, en términos de afectaciones, actores y acciones. El proceso metodológico consistió en dos etapas diferenciadas: la primera fue identificar las fechas de ocurrencia de OC y OF a partir de registros de temperaturas máximas y mínimas diarias provistos por el Servicio Meteorológico Nacional [SMN] y la segunda fue buscar, sistematizar y analizar la información de artículos periodísticos de un diario local correspondientes a las fechas de ocurrencia de los eventos. Se observó un aumento en la relevancia de las temáticas relacionadas con OC y OF en las últimas dos décadas de análisis. El impacto de OC en el ambiente urbano se asoció fundamentalmente al suministro energético y a la ocurrencia de incendios. Se propusieron medidas locales de desarrollo sostenible para disminuir la vulnerabilidad urbana ante OC.</p>

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“…However, it could also be seen as an outlier instead of being heralded as a redefinition of a middle-income country. Moreover, there have been arguments by some economists; in fact, some economists have proposed to change the definition of a middle-income country, raising the upper threshold of per capita income to $15,000 [3]. Regardless of the definitions, Argentina has been one of two countries to escape the middle-income trap in the 21st century, and the only one that has not slid back into the trap, as Greece did during its debt crisis [1].…”

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The Underlying Factors of Argentinas Inability to Escape the Middle Income Trap

Lai¹

2023

AEMPS

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When the issue of climate change is brought to the general public, it is often a global disaster. Ironically, many people are deliberately unaware of the global climate disaster due to its wide breadth. To better frame the threats of climate change, there needs to be more focus on national or local economies. This paper uses the framework of the middle-income trap to examine the effects of climate change on Argentina's agriculture industry and national infrastructure. Through analysis, it is found that the fluctuation of Argentina's high-income and middle-income status closely correlates with climate change.

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Warming signals emerging from the analysis of daily changes in extreme temperature events over Pampas (Argentina)

Cited by 12 publications

References 41 publications

Spatio-Temporal Characteristics of Extreme Cold Events and Their Impacts on Population and Economy in Tianjin Binhai New Area, China

Spatio-Temporal Characteristics of Extreme Cold Events and Their Impacts on Population and Economy in Tianjin Binhai New Area, China

Olas de Frío y Calor en Bahía Blanca (Argentina): impactos en el ambiente urbano analizados a través de la prensa escrita local

The Underlying Factors of Argentinas Inability to Escape the Middle Income Trap

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