01/21/2026
Research Article
Goh and Jorgenson investigate how export flows to the U.S. and China have shaped carbon emissions from 2000 to 2022.
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01/13/2026
Opinion
Rosenow and colleagues argue that embedding energy efficiency in industrial modernisation is key to Europe's future prosperity.
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12/18/2025
Research Article
Klöckner and colleagues explore the potential of neighbourhood-based climate interventions in a variety of European contexts.
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12/22/2025
Editorial
PLOS Climate Section Editors Desiree Rose and Jeff Birchall lay out a series of priority topics for the journal's Adaptation section.
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01/21/2026
Research Article
Boykoff and colleagues find that creative advertising can be effective in raising awareness and persuading people to take action for the climate.
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01/16/2026
Opinion
Vidal argues that AI is becoming an epistemic environmental actor, and examines the consequences of this new reality.
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12/23/2025
Research Article
Pienaah and colleagues find that food insecurity and poor resilience significantly and interactively contribute to smallholders’ poor mental health.
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01/13/2026
Research Article
Gharge and Wineman explore how environmental sustainability is increasingly embedded in school meal programs worldwide.
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12/23/2025
Opinion
Chaturvedi and Rajbanshi lay out a framework to understand land use change and climate interactions in India.
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01/06/2026
Opinion
Ofusu makes the case for more culturally-grounded, localised research into climate maladaptation.
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01/21/2026
Research Article
Chico-Ortiz and colleagues show that the thermal sensitivity of predation to acute warming varies substantially among four marine invertebrate carnivores.
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