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In the NZZ, Christian Speicher summarizes expected consequences of climate change for Switzerland by 2050–2060. Mean temperatures exceed the 1980–2009 average by 1.6–2.9 degrees Celsius. The temperature increase is more pronounced in Summer than in Winter. But ski resorts below 2000m are no longer competitive. Less precipitation in Summer, maybe more in Winter. More extreme weather events. Increased need for water storage and conservation.
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Dirk Niepelt considers the following as important: Climate Change, Notes, Switzerland, Water
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In the NZZ, Christian Speicher summarizes expected consequences of climate change for Switzerland by 2050–2060. Mean temperatures exceed the 1980–2009 average by 1.6–2.9 degrees Celsius. The temperature increase is more pronounced in Summer than in Winter. But ski resorts below 2000m are no longer competitive. Less precipitation in Summer, maybe more in Winter. More extreme weather events. Increased need for water storage and conservation.
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Dirk Niepelt considers the following as important: Climate Change, Notes, Switzerland, Water
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In the NZZ,
- Mean temperatures exceed the 1980–2009 average by 1.6–2.9 degrees Celsius.
- The temperature increase is more pronounced in Summer than in Winter. But ski resorts below 2000m are no longer competitive.
- Less precipitation in Summer, maybe more in Winter.
- More extreme weather events.
- Increased need for water storage and conservation.