Spatial Economic Analysis | Autores: Francisco Estrada, W. J. Wouter Botzen & Oscar Calderon-Bustamante * * Ciencias Atmosféricas | Clima y Sociedad Abstract main channel through which climate change is expected to affect the economy is the agricultural sector. Large spatial variability in these impacts and high levels of uncertainty in climate change projections create
Atmosphere | Volume 11 Issue 5 Autores: Alejandro Salcido, Ana-Teresa Celada-Murillo, Susana Carreón-Sierra, Telma Castro, Oscar Peralta*, Rogelio-Sebastián Salcido-González, Nicasio Hernández-Flores, Gustavo-Adolfo Tamayo-Flores and Marco-Antonio Martínez-Flores * Ciencias Atmosféricas | Aerosoles Atmosféricos Abstract e report estimations of the Mexicali Valley (Mexico) mixing height for three seasons. Surface and upper air meteorological measurements were carried out
PNAS | Autores: Colin M. Donihue, Alex M. Kowaleski, Jonathan B. Losos, Adam C. Algar, Simon Baeckens, Robert W. Buchkowski, Anne-Claire Fabre, Hannah K. Frank, Anthony J. Geneva, R. Graham Reynolds, James T. Stroud, Julián A. Velasco*, Jason J. Kolbe, D. Luke Mahler, and Anthony Herrel * Ciencias Atmosféricas | Cambio Climático y Radiación Solar
Frontiers in Environmental Science | An Analysis of Current Sustainability of Mexican Cities and Their Exposure to Climate Change Autores: Francisco Estrada, Julián A. Velasco, Amparo Martinez-Arroyo and Oscar Calderón-Bustamante* * Centro de Ciencias de la Atmósfera | UNAM Abstract he increasing demand for goods and services in cities around the world due to a
Graciela B. Raga | Atmósfera Chief Editor I would like to welcome everybody to the new Opinion Section (OpS) associated with Atmósfera: https://opinion.atmosfera.unam.mx/ Atmósfera is a scientific journal founded in 1988 by Dr. Julian Adem, the first Mexican climate modeler, who also founded the Center for Atmospheric Sciences at the National Autonomous University on Mexico (known as UNAM). Atmósfera is an
No somos autosuficientes alimentariamente en términos de maíz ya que importamos más del 30% del grano que consumimos. Ante los efectos del cambio climático, aumento de temperatura global y cambios en los patrones de precipitación, la situación que vive el campo mexicano puede empeorar ocasionando bajos rendimientos del cultivo de maíz y pérdidas económicas para
Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics | Volume 20, issue 3 A new look at the environmental conditions favorable to secondary ice production Autores: Alexei Korolev, Ivan Heckman, Mengistu Wolde, Andrew S. Ackerman, Ann M. Fridlind, Luis A. Ladino*, R. Paul Lawson, Jason Milbrandt, and Earle Williams * Departamento de Ciencias Atmosféricas | Interacción Micro y Mesoescala Abstract his study attempts a new identification of
The Science of The Total Environment | Volume 700 Sulfur and nitrogen compounds in wet atmospheric deposition on the coast of the Gulf of Mexico from 2003 to 2015. Autores: Rodolfo Sosa Echeverría, Ana Luisa Alarcón Jimenez, María del Carmen Torres Barrera, Pablo Sánchez Alvarez, Mónica Jaimes Palomera, Elías Granados Hernández,* David Gay * Departamento
Agricultural Systems | Volume 177 Maize yield in Mexico under climate change Autores: Carolina Ureta*, Edgar J. González, Alejandro Espinosa, Alejandro Trueba, Alma Piñeyro-Nelsonf and Elena R. Álvarez-Buyllaa * Departamento de Ciencias Atmosféricas | Clima y Sociedad Abstract nderstanding the effects of climate change on maize yield in Mexico is important from both a national
Sustainable Cities and Society | Volume 52 Mixing layer height and slope wind oscillation: Factors that control ambient air SO 2 in a tropical mountain city Autores: Andrea Patricia Cuesta-Mosquera, MatthewWahl, Jansen GabrielAcosta-López, José Agustín García-Reynoso*, Beatriz Helena Aristizábal-Zuluaga * Ciencias Ambientales | Fisicoquímica de la Atmósfera Abstract istinct times of sulfur dioxide concentration (SO2)