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The scientific knowledge on climate and environmental change in the Mediterranean evolves rapidly. In this section we collect and present the recently published scientific articles, reports, books, policy papers and other contents on these issues. Do not hesitate to contact us and share with us the publications of an interest to the community.
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CEMAS has published the book "Resources, Strategies and Potentialities for Food System Sustainability in the Mediterranean Area". The book aims to describe and analyse the characteristics of Mediterranean food systems, focusing on sustainability across all the food chain, from agriculture…...
Report
The European Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed) is a think tank specialized in Euro-Mediterranean relations. It is a center for discussion and debate which aims to encourage actions and projects contributing to mutual understanding, exchanges and cooperation between different Mediterranean…...
Report
On April 26, 2022, the Sea’ties initiative with the support of the City of Marseille and Plan Bleuhosted online the regional workshop Adapting coastal cities and territories to sea level rise in the Mediterranean region. This workshop brought together more…...
Scientific Publications
A new review paper, "Ocean acidification research in the Mediterranean Sea: Status, trends and next steps", has just been published in Frontiers in Marine Science. It analyzes the acidification trends in the Mediterranean Sea, the future projections, the impacts on…...
Scientific Publications
As the western Mediterranean Sea is experiencing exceptional thermal anomaly, sometimes higher than 5°C, an international team of researchers has published the first study assessing the effects of mass mortalities on a Mediterranean scale over five consecutive years. In total,…...
Scientific Publications
This new study conducted a policy analysis to evaluate urban adaptation justice in responding to climate change impacts in İstanbul, Türkiye. Results show there is a distinct lack of targets for realizing urban adaptation justice in policy documents. The authors…...