Analysis reveals rising temperatures and extreme weather events in Vojvodina, highlighting the need for adaptive spatial planning.
Climatic changes that are clearly observed today are a global phenomenon, which is also registered in AP Vojvodina and which are monitored by long-term series of climatological and meteorological data. The most obvious phenomenon is the increase in temperature, but there are also noticeable changes in the precipitation regime, their annual distribution and distribution by intensity, as well as the increased frequency of extreme weather events and periods with extreme climatic conditions. All these changes significantly affect the environment, health and safety of people and the economy. Adaptation to climate change from a planning perspective implies integrative, adaptable and flexible spatial/urban planning and architectural design that takes into account climate change and extreme weather events. Mitigation of climate change implies reduction of greenhouse gas emissions gardens into the atmosphere while adapting to changed climate conditions implies taking actions and activities that are specially designed to reduce and minimize the harmful consequences caused by climate change.
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