The intersection of tourism and climate change has seen significant research over the past
two decades, focusing particularly on issues of mitigation and adaptation in the global North …

Abstract The Mediterranean Sea is the biggest marginal sea of the Earth and is at the centre
of the life for several millions of people. Seafood is consumed widely in this region, with an …

As cities are vulnerable to diverse climate threats, operationalizing cities efficiently by
addressing flood risk becomes an irreversible step. So, our research developed a …

The need to mainstream adaptation to climate change into development planning and
ongoing sectoral decision-making is increasingly recognised, and several bilateral and …

General circulation models (GCMs), used for climate change projections, should be able to
simulate both the temporal variability and spatial patterns of the observed climate. However …

The destabilization of delta's worldwide due to climate change and human activities
presents challenges in meeting the growing demands for freshwater and food. The Nile …

Mediterranean agricultural areas are characterised by low soil organic C (SOC) contents
and as a consequence they are often degraded and highly vulnerable to environmental …

Most coastal cities have been experiencing unprecedented urbanization-induced flood risk,
climatic events, and haphazard anthropogenic activities, jeopardizing residents' lives and …

The aim of this report is to present a comprehensive desk review and mapping exercise for
an overview of the impact of climate change on the Arab region. The report is based on …

The north-western Mediterranean coast of Egypt, including the study area from El Hammam
to EL Alamein, is a hub for economic and coastal tourism development. Coastal tourism is …