Climate Change: Impacts and Adaptation at Regional and Local Scales

I was excited to find text that matches my teaching needs so well. It has a clear authoritative approach which draws from key sources and provides an excellent narrative to enhance student learning. ― Mark Phillipson, Glasgow Caledonian University

This book fills an important niche: dealing with climate impacts and adaptation at local to regional scale. Nothing has changed; I know of no other similar book and the need, if anything, has increased. ― Nigel Tapper, Monash University

Clear and comprehensive ― Greg Spellman, University of Northhampton

The timely, expertly crafted Climate Change: Impacts and Adaptations at Regional and Local Scales stands as both a scholarly and practical achievement. Its well-structured design, glossary, and learning outcomes make it highly useful for teaching and learning, while its synthesis of theory and application provides students and practitioners alike with clear, evidence-based guidance for developing locally relevant adaptation strategies. The authors succeed in their central aim of linking global climate science to the scales of impact and action. It will undoubtedly become a key reference for my students and a valuable resource for a wide range of professionals. ― Nicholas Cullen, University of Otago

Hervé Quénol is a geographer-climatologist working as a senior scientist at the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS). His research focuses on climate analysis and modelling at local scales in the context of climate change with applications in agroclimatology and urban climatology. He has managed approximately 15 research projects and has authored more than 90 peer-reviewed publications. He was awarded a prize by the International Organization of Vine and Wine for the book Climate change and vineyard terroirs (2015).