Cyprus Institute’s CARE-C partner in EARTHONE project
The Climate and Atmosphere Research Center (CARE-C) of the Cyprus Institute is a partner of the newly awarded Horizon…
CARE-C to lead development of first doctoral network ded…
The Climate and Atmosphere Research Centre (CARE-C) of The Cyprus Institute is proud to announce its coordination of …
CARE C of the Cyprus Institute partner to new project MAR…
The Climate and Atmosphere Research Center (CARE-C) of the Cyprus Institute is a partner of the new Horizon Europe pr…
CARE-C partner of the ISMED-CLIM Horizon Project
CARE-C of the Cyprus Institute is a partner of ‘Innovative Solutions across the MEDiterranean for mitigation of Clim…
Climate Change and Air Pollution Could Risk 30 Million Li…
New study projects a sharp rise in temperature- and pollution-related mortality, with the impact of temperature surpa…
The Cyprus Institute: New research highlights the crucial…
New ground-breaking research, led by the CLOUD team at CERN, which includes researchers from the Climate and Atmosphe…
Autumn School: Drones & sensors in Atmospheric scienc…
The Cyprus Institute, Nicosia, Cyprus30 October – 3 November 2023
Innovation in Atmospheric Measurement Techniques Workshop…
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The VEClim early warning support platform launch at the R…
The launch of the VECLIM early warning support platform, in the context of the VECLIM project, coordinated by Dr Kami…
CARE-C is organizing the 3rd Annual Scientific Workshop o…
The Climate and Atmosphere Research Center (CARE-C) of the Cyprus Institute, and its Advanced Partners, are organizin…
Innovation in Atmospheric Measurement Techniques Workshop…
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Colloquium: Climate Change Overheating in the MENA Region…
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Date: Thursday, 17 November 2022
Time: Starts: 16:00
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Atmospheric health burden across the century andthe accelerating impact of temperature comparedto pollution
Anthropogenic emissions alter atmospheric composition and therefore the climate, with implications for air pollution- and climate-related human health. Mortality attributable to air pollution and non-optimal temperature is a major concern, expected to shift under future climate change and socioeconomic scenarios. In this work, results from numerical simulations are used to assess future changes in mortality attributable to long-term exposure to both non-optimal temperature and air pollution simultaneously.
| This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 856612 and the Cyprus Government |
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