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Understanding how human health might be affected by climate change and variability.
patterns and more extreme weather events could influence quality of lives and longevity, wherever we live. Climate change will influence nearly every aspect of our lives, from the type of food that we grow and eat to the availability of the water we drink, from the way we modify our homes to keep
New analysis shows the summer seasonal temperature recorded across Europe in 2021 would have been impossible without human induced climate change.
of global warming, with the climate as it would have been without human influence, using the same methods as in past peer-reviewed studies. The calculations showed that the record-breaking summer season in Europe would have been almost impossible without human influence with a return time
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Tim investigates global climate change, leading a modelling team that works on advancing understanding and simulation of coupled climate processes.
Areas of expertise Climate model development and evaluation. Climate model experimental design and forcing. Anthropogenic climate change scenarios. The hydrological cycle (water cycle). Software engineering. Publications by Tim Johns Current activities In addition to managing the Global coupled
from the App store and for Android from the Google Play store. Our long range outlooks are updated monthly. Keep track of current weather warnings on the weather warning page More by Prof Paul Davies The influence of climate change on severe weather Summer 2022: a historic season for northern
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