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G. SANCHEZ-TORRES ESQUEDA,J. E. OSPINA-NOREÑA,C. GAY-GARCÍA,C. CONDE
This paper presents an assessment of the impacts of climate change induced water availability variations on the irrigation districts in the Guayalejo-Tamesí River Basin in Tamaulipas, México. A model was developed using WEAP (Water Evaluation and Plannin...
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CECILIA CONDE ÁLVAREZ,R. FERRER,S. OROZCO
Climate extreme events (such as those associated to strong El Niño events) highly affect Mexican agriculture, since more than sixty percent of it is rainfed. The basic crop cultivated is maize, which is still the main source of ...
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JUAN L. MINETTI,WALTER M. VARGAS,A. G. POBLETE,L. R. ACUÑA,G. CASA GRANDE
Since the 1950?s-1960?s a large portion of Argentina has experienced a long period of high precipitation with important changes a 30-year period annual averages. Opposite conditions have taken place throughout the twentieth century in a ...
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