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Scientific Article Climate Services in Support of Agriculture

SAPO15 September 2026 at 16:24

A scientific article was recently published that highlights the role of climate services in adapting to climate change and the resilience of the agricultural sector. The article, titled "Towards Integrated Climate Services: Platforms Supporting Environmental and Agricultural Resilience in Portugal", was published in the scientific journal Climate, published by MDPI. The study was authored by Carlos Afonso Pereira, among other researchers.

The article addresses the importance of integrated climate services as tools to support adaptation to climate change, with particular focus on the Portuguese agricultural sector. The research emphasizes the need for platforms that enable more efficient management of environmental and agricultural resources in the face of current climate challenges.

The study focuses on the Portuguese context, exploring how climate services can be implemented in an integrated manner to strengthen the country's environmental and agricultural resilience. The publication in the journal Climate, specialized in climate sciences, reinforces the academic and scientific relevance of the work developed.

Why this matters

The article is relevant for readers in Portugal because it presents scientific research on climate services that can help the agricultural sector adapt to climate change. The publication offers insights on how integrated platforms can strengthen environmental and agricultural resilience in the country.

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