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Food supply will be affected by many aspects of climate change, not only through the direct effect of changing weather patterns on plant growth but also indirectly through impacts on pests and disease outbreaks. Agriculture is also a significant source of greenhouse gas emissions now and a potential contributor to negative emissions in the future. Consequently, both mitigation and adaptation are important in the agriculture sector. The Copernicus Climate Change Service will provide indices of both the impacts of climate change on the agricultural sector and of the emissions associated with the agricultural sector. Our initial range of indices relates to weather events which are likely to have an impact on crop yields.
- Aridità effettiva
- Giorni secchi consecutivi
- Giornate di precipitazione estrema
- Precipitazioni estreme totali
- Giorni di vento estremo
- Giornate di gelate
- Giornate di laurea di coltivazione
- Giorni caldi
- Precipitazione massima di cinque giorni in modo sicuro
- Temperatura massima
- Umidità media del suolo
- Temperatura media
- Velocità media del vento
- Durata della siccità meteorologica
- Magnitudo meteorologica della siccità
- Temperatura minima
- Totale Precipitazione
- Nido tropicale
- Periodo più caldo di tre giorni
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