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en:bne:ringvorlesung_wise2022-23:2022-11-24_jungandreas [2022/11/22 21:03] – update title Jürgen Vollmeren:bne:ringvorlesung_wise2022-23:2022-11-24_jungandreas [2023/11/24 13:22] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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-====== Leonore Jungandreas ====== 
  
-Core group [[https://www.idiv.de/en/groups-and-people/core-groups/biodiversity-economics.html|Biodiversity Economics]],\\ 
-[[https://www.idiv.de|German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research (iDiv)]] 
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-More information about Leo can be found on her [[https://mpimet.mpg.de/en/staff/leonore-jungandreas|old homepage]] at the [[https://mpimet.mpg.de|Max Planck Institute for Meteorology]]. 
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-=====  Climate impacts of land use land cover change & land management  ===== 
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-Humans manage most of the Earth's land surface and modify many fundamental surface properties,  
-for example, due to deforestation.  
-This induces a forcing of the climate system via biogeochemical and biogeophysical land-atmosphere feedbacks on local, regional and global scales and on many timescales.  
-Many modeling and observational studies investigated the impacts of land use and land cover change (LULCC). 
-Some studies also addressed the impact of land management on average climate conditions or extreme weather events.  
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-I will lay out how land-atmosphere interactions can be positive (enhance the initial forcing) or negative (dampen the initial forcing).  
-The detailed processes of these interactions are highly complex. 
-Often there is not even agreement about the sign of the forcing.  
-Therefore, improving our understanding of human-induced land-atmosphere processes is essential to develop sustainable future pathways for our society — especially when LULCC and land management will become increasingly important due to, e.g., land scarcity, increases in food demand or for other natural resources. 
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-talk on 24 Nov 2022 — [[en:bne:ringvorlesung_wise2022-23|Ringvorlesung in the Winter Term 2022/23]] 
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