ESS CALM Publication released on Climate Variability and Trends in Bolivia

Authors: Seiler, C.; Hutjes, R.W.A.; Kabat, P.

Summary: Climate-related disasters in Bolivia are frequent, severe, and manifold and affect large parts of the population, economy, and ecosystems. Potentially amplified through climate change, natural hazards are of growing concern. To better understand these events, homogenized daily observations of temperature (29 stations) and precipitation (68 stations) from 1960 to 2009 were analyzed in this study.

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Published in the Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology, vol.52, nr.1 – p. 130 – 146