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A biotheology of God’s divine action in the present global ecological precipice

HTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies, 2022
Theological discourse surrounding the environmental crisis has rightly brought to the forefront human agency as a primary causal determinant. However, this article explores a theistic divine action position toward an account of the present global ...
Lisanne D. Winslow
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Resources: Climate Crisis

, 2020
This is the Resources section from Gender & Development issue 28(3) Climate Crisis.
Cooke, Liz
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Nature-based therapy in Botswana and Scotland: Re-imagining social work for the climate crisis [PDF]

This article discusses nature-based therapeutic interventions for young people and their families in Scotland and Botswana, to explore how green social work practice might tackle deepening inequalities in the context of the climate crisis. Both countries
Engstrom, Sandra, Katisi, Masego, Reece, Koreen M +2 more
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The other climate crisis

Nature
As Earth warms, regional climate signals are accumulating. Some signals, for example, land warming more than the ocean and the Arctic warming the most, were expected and successfully predicted. Underlying this success was the application of physical laws under the assumption that large and small spatial scales are well separated.
Shaw, Tiffany, Stevens, Bjorn
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A two-stage optical fusion framework for wildfire severity mapping across the conterminous United States

Geography and Sustainability
Accurate wildfire severity mapping (WSM) is essential for post-fire recovery planning, erosion risk assessment, ecosystem monitoring, and disaster risk reduction.
Linh Nguyen Van +5 more
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Evaluation of spatial effects on hydrogeochemical interactions in nitrate pollution using machine learning and explainable artificial intelligence

Discover Geoscience
Objective Nitrate contamination of groundwater is hazardous to humans and ecosystems, necessitating initiatives focused on predictive monitoring frameworks. In this study, we attempted to integrate machine learning and explainable artificial intelligence
Jagadish Kumar Mogaraju
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Thirsty country: climate change and drought in Australia [PDF]

, 2015
This report argues that climate change is likely making drought worse in the southeast and southwest of Australia, which are some of our most populous regions. Introduction Drought has deeply affected Australia throughout its history.
Climate Council
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Machine learning based sieving of conducive factors of sulfate scattering from a pool of multiple variables of the atmospheric strata using MAWSIP

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Sulfate scattering is an indicator of diverse aspects of atmospheric interactions and climate change dynamics. In this study, we attempted to use Machine Learning frameworks to sieve the vital factors that can be used in studying sulfate scattering using
Jagadish Kumar Mogaraju
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The Corncrake, the Climate Crisis, and Irish-Language Poetry

, 2021
Certain critics have posited a correlation between the environmental threats posed by humans and the decline of the Irish language (Denvir 2018; Ó Laoire 2018). In his dual-language book An Ghaeilge agus an Éiceolaíocht/ Irish and Ecology (2019), Michael
Ní Ghearbhuigh, Ailbhe, Ailbhe Ní Ghearbhuigh +1 more
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Diurnal Characteristics and Long-Term Changes in Extreme Precipitation in the Republic of Korea

Atmosphere
In this study, diurnal characteristics and long-term changes in extreme precipitation (PR) in the Republic of Korea (KR) are investigated. Hourly PR data from 59 ASOS stations across the country over a 50-year period (1973–2022) are used. The focus is on
Do-Hyun Kim +5 more
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