Climate change and meteorological disasters have become grave challenges to human beings. Because of global warming and the increasing extreme weather and climate events it has caused, meteorological disasters have led to worsening socioeconomic damage throughout the world in recent decades.
Effective climate prediction is critical to reducing the damage from weather and climate disasters. However, there are still many challenging problems, both in the theory and approaches of climate prediction, which are related to the climatic variability at multiple time scales and the interactions among the atmosphere, ocean, land and cryosphere.
To understand the predictability of climate and to improve the prediction of climate anomalies, the Center for Climate System Prediction Research (CCSP) was co-established in 2020 by Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology and Sun Yat-Sen University.
An introduction of CCSP's research framework was published in Atmospheric and Oceanic Science Letters on August 13.
In order to investigate the current and the future potential effects of climate change on Hydnora species, researchers from the Wuhan Botanical Garden simulated the potential distribution and range changes for Hydnora abyssinica and Hydnora africana<...
A research team led by Prof. XU Jun from the Institute of Hydrobiology (IHB) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences demonstrated that the FD of commercial marine fish communities significantly responds to climate warming and increasing fishing pressure with opposite effects d...
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