Sokarcú klímaváltozás – The Many Faces of Climate Change / Hardcover

UPC: 97896330061862 

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Brand Name: GEOLITERA

Overview

The volume Sokarcú klímaváltozás (“The Many Faces of Climate Change”), edited by Elemér Pál-Molnár, János Rakonczai, and Zsuzsanna Ladányi, presents a multidisciplinary collection of climate research studies produced within the framework of the “Research University Excellence Centre Program” at the University of Szeged.

This scientific compilation focuses on the environmental, geological, and societal impacts of climate change, with contributions exploring everything from geothermic energy utilization and soil degradation to pollen allergen dynamics and urban bioclimatology. The volume reflects Hungary’s growing engagement in climate adaptation strategies aligned with the EU Green Paper on Climate Change (2007), emphasizing both regional and national implications.

Product Features

• Format: Hardcover
• Pages: 157
• Language: Hungarian
• Dimensions: 21 cm × 14 cm
• Publisher: GEOLITERA
• Publication Year: 2012
• Place of Publication: Budapest
• ISBN: 97896330061862 / 978-96330061862

Content Summary

The studies published in this volume represent an integrated overview of Hungarian research on climate change and adaptation under the Environment and Energy Subprogramme of the University of Szeged’s Excellence Initiative.

Key thematic highlights include:

• Pál Sümegi et al. – Reconstruction of paleoclimatic and paleoecological variations in the Carpathian Basin using new high-resolution analytical methods.
• János Rakonczai et al. – Assessment of measurable landscape and vegetation changes in the Great Hungarian Plain with innovative climatological mapping.
• László Makra et al. – Investigation of allergenic pollen shifts and their health implications under changing climatic conditions.
• Noémi Kántor et al. – Bioclimatic studies on urban microclimates and their influence on everyday life in Szeged.
• Péter Bajmócy et al. – Social dimensions of climate change, exploring environmental justice, flood impacts, and public perceptions through field surveys.
• János Szanyi et al. – Practical evaluation of geothermal energy utilization and its dual role in reducing CO₂ and methane emissions.

The volume underscores the interdisciplinary cooperation between geoscientists, environmental researchers, and social scientists — demonstrating how effective climate research requires complex, collaborative methodologies.

Interesting Facts

• Originated from the Research University Excellence Centre Program (University of Szeged, Department of Geography and Geology).
• Includes case studies relevant to Hungarian regional climate impacts and renewable energy solutions.
• Serves as a benchmark for integrating natural and social sciences in climate-related research.
• Highlights the dual focus on adaptation and mitigation, bridging academic theory with practical solutions.
• Provides unique data on soil erosion, flood risk, vegetation dynamics, and allergen proliferation in Central Europe.

Publishers

• Publisher: GEOLITERA
• Publication Year: 2012
• Place: Budapest
• ISBN: 97896330061862

Series: GEOLITERA Environmental Studies / Climate Research Reference

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