A hybrid approach to incorporating climate change and variability into climate scenario for impact assessments

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Key Management Issues for Low-Volume Rural Roads in Asia and the Pacific

“…Recent research explains the rationale and procedures for incorporating hydrological allowances for climate change into detailed engineering design (ADB 2018c). Additional impact channels include water, agriculture, and hydropower (Gebretsadik et al 2014); and cyclones and storm surge (Neumann et al 2012).…”