Climatology or climate research is the study of climate, scientifically defined as weather conditions averaged over a period of time. This modern field of study is regarded as a branch of the atmospheric sciences and a subfield of physical geography, which is one of the Earth sciences.
The project aims to develop an integrated vision for transition governance that is more likely to be socially accepted and effective. In Sweden as well as globally, societal action to curb climate
Are you interested in how we can combine lakes and seas full of life, with a sustainable production of blue food? In this online course, you will meet Sweden's leading experts on sustainable
Known issues in the databases Method comparison from the change to Gallery (report in Swedish) . Current method of measurement (discrete analysis, photometric) Valid since June 2014 Method: ISO 15923
Measurements are made according to the Winkler method (reduction of O 2 by Mn(II) followed by iodometric quantification of oxidised Mn). The endpoint is determined potentiometrically. Known issues in
Deadlines March 7 and 14. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is currently working on its next comprehensive report, the Sixth Assessment Report (AR6). These reports are published
Our mission is to advance the understanding of forest ecosystem processes and to progress the principles of forest ecosystem management
With climate warming, nature’s springtime events are becoming earlier and autumn events later. But across the giant region of Russia with neighbors, the rate with which an event is shifting in time
With climate warming, nature’s springtime events are becoming earlier and autumn events later. But across the giant region of Russia with neighbors, the rate with which an event is shifting in time
Do you want to get in touch with a researcher? Do you have a question about water and fish? We hope you will find the right person to ask below! SLU Departments Several of SLU’s departments have
How can we manage forests and land without threating biodiversity and ruining ecosystem services? These divergent goals require a broad understanding of ecological interactions in nature. Research,