Use of weather and climate information essential for SDG implementation

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作者：
David Griggs
Mark Stafford-Smith
David Warrilow
Roger Street
Carolina Vera
Michelle Scobie
Youba Sokona
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[1] Sustainable Development Institute,Departamento de Ciencias de la Atmósfera y los Océanos, CIMA, CONICET
[2] Monash University,Department of Science, Technology, Engineering and Public Policy
[3] Institute of Global Sustainable Development,undefined
[4] University of Warwick,undefined
[5] CSIRO Land and Water,undefined
[6] Royal Meteorological Society,undefined
[7] Environmental Change Institute,undefined
[8] Oxford University,undefined
[9] Universidad de Buenos Aires,undefined
[10] Institute of International Relations,undefined
[11] University of the West Indies,undefined
[12] South Centre,undefined
[13] University College London,undefined
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Nature Reviews Earth & Environment | 2021年 / 2卷
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Owing to a lack of understanding, and data being unavailable, unusable or unsuitable, weather and climate information is currently underutilized in Sustainable Development Goal implementation. Improvements are essential in knowledge brokering, clarifying responsibilities, multi-institutional and multi-stakeholder governance arrangements and research on systemic risks and decisions.
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