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Description Summary Conduct background research and literature reviews to support a publication examining the impacts of future climate change on streamflow and water supply across U.S. and global river basins
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research advances understanding of climate and environmental change and human interactions with the Earth system. Areas of interest may include biogeography, climatology, water resources, ecosystem and land
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, is part of the European Horizon Europe HARCCA project, dedicated to the co-construction of strategies for adapting coastal territories to climate change. The recruited person will be hosted within UMR
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. Position Function Livestock systems are important for food security, rural livelihoods, land use, nutrient cycling, and climate change mitigation and adaptation. However, they can also contribute
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Project 14 - Black carbon in upland and agricultural landscapes - consequences for food production and climate change mitigation (Jill Edmondson, University of Sheffield) ECOSOLUTIONS PhD Research
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terrestrial species and ecosystems respond to extreme events. Themes of research projects may include: Analyzing global rates of climate change and extreme events as experienced by life on earth Use-inspired
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, GIS tools and quantitative/spatial approaches including machine learning to understand how wildlife species are reacting to climate change at continental or global scales. Specific project ideas could
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, environmental chemistry, environmental epidemiology, public health, environmental sciences, geography, urban planning, environmental microbiology, and hydrology. Research Field Environmental & climate change
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pressures from climate change, urbanization, ageing infrastructure, and stricter environmental requirements. At the same time, new hybrid urban water management approaches combining nature-based solutions and
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across UCLA, IoES has local, national, and global reach. We work closely with campus leaders including the Emmett Institute on Climate Change, the Luskin Center for Public Policy, and the Anderson School