Effects of climate change undermining the fight against its causes

Authors

  • Sandra León Alfonso Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

Keywords:

Climate change, greenhouse gases, ecological impact, atmosphere, biodiversity

Abstract

The fact that the climate challenge is increasingly manifesting itself in the form of crises associated with extreme weather events - heat waves, droughts, floods - could, paradoxically, end up undermining the supranational governance needed to combat it.

Author Biography

Sandra León Alfonso, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

Senior Talent Researcher in the Department of Social Sciences at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.

References

Fuente

https://www.eldiario.es/piedrasdepapel/efectos-cambio-climatico-socavan-lucha-causas_132_11261197.html

Fotografía de seis cadáveres de jirafas en la reserva natural de Sabuli, Kenya.

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Published

2024-09-25

How to Cite

León Alfonso, S. (2024). Effects of climate change undermining the fight against its causes. Análisis De La Realidad Nacional, 13(265), 97–103. Retrieved from https://revistas.usac.edu.gt/index.php/arn/article/view/1825

Issue

Vol. 13 No. 265 (2024): Rafael Landívar at San Carlos: A Tribute

Section

Cambio Climático

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