Extreme events usually cause numerous economic and social losses, especially in
vulnerable countries, such as Brazil. Understanding whether the evolution of Earth System …

Extreme events like flooding, droughts and heatwave are among the factors causing huge
socio‐economic losses to Cameroonians. Investigating the potential response of rainfall and …

The ongoing global warming is projected to persist throughout the entire century if effective
mitigation measures are not put in place. The warming is associated with occurrence of …

In this study, the Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) model is used to assess changes
in surface runoff between the baseline (1995–2014) and future (2031–2050) periods in the …

This study investigates the impact of increased global warming on heat stress changes and
the potential number of people exposed to heat risks over Africa. For this purpose a heat …

Human-induced climate change significantly alters the spatiotemporal characteristics of
climate zones, which drives agricultural land use and ecosystem change. However, the …

Assessing the impacts of limiting the Global Warming Level (GWL) of 1.5–2° C is crucial for
strengthening adaptation to climate change in Central Africa. This study uses an ensemble …

Southern Africa has experienced multiple occurrences of drought episodes, which is
projected to persist in the future, considering all climate scenarios. Despite the documented …

Abstract The Horn of Africa (HOA) is frequently plagued by severe droughts, significantly
affecting food security, particularly in less developed and rapidly population-growing …

The increase in extreme precipitation (EP) may pose a serious threat to the health and safety
of population in arid and semi-arid regions. The current research on the impact of EP on …