Climate change is a multidimensional phenomenon. As such, no single metric can capture
all trajectories of change and associated impacts. While numerous metrics exist to measure …

Sea-level rise will lead to widespread habitat loss if warming exceeds 2° C, threatening
coastal wildlife globally. Reductions in coastal habitat quality are also expected but their …

Global climate change is increasing the frequency and severity of extreme climatic events
(ECEs) which may be especially detrimental during late‐winter when many species are …

While there is overwhelming evidence for phenological responses of animal and plant
populations to climate change, most studies have been conducted at the level of entire …

Extreme climatic events (ECEs) are increasing in frequency and intensity and this
necessitates understanding their influence on organisms. Animal behaviour may mitigate …

Newborn poultry in cold regions often suffer from cold stress, causing a series of changes in
their physiology and metabolism, leading to slow growth and decreased production …

Knowledge of how animals respond to weather and changes in their physical environment is
increasingly important, given the higher frequency of extreme weather recorded in recent …

Climate change is causing Arctic temperatures to increase at least twice as fast as the planet
on average. Temperature and precipitation are predicted to continue increasing, such that …

Los eventos climáticos extremos (ECEs) pueden tener impactos profundos en la aptitud
biológica individual, afectando la supervivencia directa o indirectamente. Los ECEs de …

De gaswinning vanaf de locaties Moddergat, Lauwersoog en Vierhuizen (samen: MLV) kan
effecten hebben op het Natura 2000 gebied Waddenzee. Uit voorzorg vindt de winning …