Results for “"Abiy S. Kebede"”

Natalie Suckall, Emma L. Tompkins, Robert J. Nicholls, Abiy S. Kebede et al.

Deltas are precarious environments experiencing significant biophysical, and socio-economic changes with the ebb and flow of seasons (including with floods and drought), with infrastructural developments (such as dikes and polders), with the movement of people, and as a result of climate and environ...

Attila N. Lázár, Susan Hanson, Robert J. Nicholls, Andrew Allan et al.

Abstract Policy development and management of deltas in the Anthropocene involves the consideration of trade-offs and the balancing of positive and negative consequences for delta functions and the societies that rely on them. This assessment outlines policy-driven and spatial trade-offs that domina...

Sally Brown, Nadine Heck, Abiy S. Kebede, Ali Mohammad Rezaie et al.

with his colleagues on water, agriculture, and coastal resources, bringing the challenges to global attention. An advocate for developing nations, he continued to write and fight for climate justice in the Global South until the end. He started and was the Director of International Centre for Climat...

Mohammed Sarfaraz Gani Adnan, Abiy S. Kebede, Kwasi Appeaning Addo, Ashraf Dewan et al.

Coastal and deltaic regions are increasingly exposed to compound hydro-climatological extremes, particularly the interaction of coastal and riverine flooding with extreme temperature events such as heatwaves and heat stress. These hazards interact across spatial and temporal scales, generating compl...

Craig W. Hutton, Attila N. Lázár, Robert J. Nicholls, Abiy S. Kebede

Deltas and low-lying coastal regions have long been perceived as vulnerable to global sea-level rise due to multiple climatic, environmental and socio-economic drivers, with the potential for mass environmental change and displacement of exposed populations. Populations in deltas are however already...