The Risk of Emerging of Dengue Fever in Romania, in the Context of Global Warming.

(1) Background: Few studies to date have assessed the influences induced by climate change on the spatial distribution and population abundance of using the latest climate scenarios. In this study, we updated the current distribution of mosquitoes and evaluated the changes in their distribution under future climate conditions, as well as the risk of dengue virus emergence in Romania. (2) Methods: Under the two scenarios: High scenario (HS) when no drastic measures to reduce the effects of global warming will be taken, or they are not effective and low scenario (LS) when very stringent greenhouse control measures will be implemented.

Reversible and Irreversible Processes in Drying and Wetting of Soil.

In this article, we provide a detailed description of a modeling technique for the capillary hysteresis in a soil-like porous material based on a Generalized Preisach Model. The identification of the reversible and irreversible Preisach distributions was performed with the first-order reversal curve (FORC) diagram technique, which is very popular now in magnetism and in other areas of science to give a fingerprint of the studied system. A special attention was given to the evaluation of the reversible component.

Climate Change Is Increasing the Risk of the Reemergence of Malaria in Romania.

The climatic modifications lead to global warming; favouring the risk of the appearance and development of diseases are considered until now tropical diseases. Another important factor is the workers' immigration, the economic crisis favouring the passive transmission of new species of from different areas. Malaria is the disease with the widest distribution in the globe.