- An
oceanic climate, also
known as a
marine climate or
maritime climate, is the
temperate climate sub-type in Köppen
classification represented as Cfb...
- products.
Under the Köppen
climate classification, "hot dry-summer"
climates (classified as Csa) and "
cool dry-summer"
climates (classified as Csb) are often...
- contests.
CoolClimate is a
research network connected with the
University of California, and they held a
contest in 2012 to
address the
impact of
climate change...
- The
desert climate or arid
climate (in the Köppen
climate classification BWh and BWk) is a dry
climate sub-type in
which there is a
severe excess of evaporation...
- sea and
heavily maritime-influenced and
comparable to
oceanic climates, with
relatively cool summers,
significant year-round
precipitation (including high...
-
temperate climate. Most of
Western Europe has an
Oceanic climate, in the Köppen
climate classification,
featuring cool to warm
summers and
cool winters...
- pressure. The
plants from
which the
seeds are
extracted tolerate damp and
cool climates, and are
mainly cultivated in
northern India.
Psyllium is
produced mainly...
- The Köppen
climate classification is one of the most
widely used
climate classification systems. It was
first published by German-Russian climatologist...
-
tropical savanna climate or a
humid subtropical climate.
These climates tend to have hot, or
sometimes extremely hot,
summers and warm to
cool winters, with...
-
vapor (evaporation). This can
cool air
using much less
energy than refrigeration. In
extremely dry
climates,
evaporative cooling of air has the
added benefit...
