Under different future scenarios, how will the climate and associated impacts change globally and within the UK, including variability, extreme weather and “tail risks”?
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Related UKRI funded projects
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Climate Risk Indicators: developing indicators of climate risk using UKCP18 to support risk assessments and enhance resilience
In order to enhance resilience to weather events and climate change, it is necessary to assess risk. This project provides first estimates of a series of indicators of climate risk, using UKCP18, relevant to climate risk...
Funded by: SPF
Lead research organisation: Centre for Ecology & Hydrology
Why might this be relevant?
The project provides first estimates of indicators of climate risk using UKCP18, which is relevant to climate risk assessments and understanding future risks.
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From emissions to climate impacts and back again
This fellowship will develop an open-source and user-friendly simple climate model focusing on the impacts of climate change mitigation. Simple climate models are incredibly useful for providing projections of how global...
Funded by: NERC
Lead research organisation: University of Leeds
Why might this be relevant?
The fellowship will develop a simple climate model focusing on the impacts of climate change mitigation, providing projections of how global temperatures might change under different greenhouse gas emissions scenarios.
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Topic A: Open CLimate IMpacts modelling framework (OpenCLIM)
Climate change is one of the major threats of the 21st Century both nationally and globally. This requires a joint response of mitigation and adaptation as enshrined in the UK Climate Change Act, which mandates a Climate...
Funded by: SPF
Lead research organisation: University of East Anglia
Why might this be relevant?
The OpenCLIM project aims to develop an integrated assessment for climate impacts and adaptation, considering UK-wide climate impacts and adaptation in various sectors, including flooding, heat stress, and changing temperature and precipitation.