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La tecnología nuclear y el clima mitigación, monitorización y adaptación

Vol. 59-3

September 2018

Addressing climate change with the help of nuclear science

Yukiya Amano

The IAEA and climate change: adaptation, monitoring and mitigation

Noah Mayhew

The IAEA supports Member States in the implementation of the Paris Agreement on climate change

Noah Mayhew

Finland eyes nuclear power to hit climate targets

Jeffrey Donovan

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions in agriculture with the help of nuclear techniques

Matthew Fisher

Harmful algal blooms: nuclear techniques help reduce toxicity, prevent health impact

Miklos Gaspar, Sarah Jones-Couture

How climate change affects water resources in Costa Rica

Laura Gil

Using cosmic rays to measure moisture levels in soil

Bettina Benzinger, Nicole Jawerth

Philippines: radiation-processed seaweed increases typhoon resistance of rice

Laura Gil

New mutant cowpea variety helps Zimbabwe’s farmers in drought prone areas

Aabha Dixit, Svetlomir Slavchev

Drip irrigation explained

Margot Dubertrand

The role of nuclear techniques in climate-smart agriculture

Christoph Mu?ller

The role of nuclear energy in meeting the Paris Agreement climate targets

Tom M.L. Wigley

Institutional donors from three countries contribute to IAEA laboratory modernization

Tackling childhood obesity in Europe with the help of nuclear techniques: IAEA symposium at the European Congress on Obesity

IAEA guidance on managing disused radioactive sources now available

At IAEA meeting, nuclear power newcomer and operating Member States discuss funding for waste management and decommissioning

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