08/17/2023
POLITICS & JUStice
Starr and colleagues find that the top 1% of US households are responsible for more emissions than half of the US population
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08/25/2023
Mitigation & Nature-based Solutions
Mengis and colleagues assess the state of play in blue carbon accounting.
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08/08/2023
Health
Limaye makes the case for a sharper focus on the health impacts of extreme heat on women in the Global South.
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08/24/2023
BehavioUr & Psychology
Perlaviciute and Squintani explore drivers of public participation in decision-making on energy projects.
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08/10/2023
BehavioUr & Psychology
Holub and Schündeln find that exposure to extreme weather events could encourage pro-environmental voting in elections.
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08/02/2023
Ecology
Buckley and colleagues introduce a new R package for modular and accessible microclimate and biophysical ecology.
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08/02/2023
Energy
Madlener and colleagues set out key priorities for research into the design of smart grids.
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08/15/2023
hydrology
Caviedes-Voullième and Shepherd explain how climate storylines can bridge the gap between information and decision-making in hydrological risk.
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08/09/2023
Social Science & Anthropology
Jenkins and colleagues explore the impacts of extreme drought and wet on visitor numbers at national parks across California.
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08/02/2023
health
Brown and colleagues investigates the motivators behind individual climate action.
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08/18/2023
Urban climate
Van der Linden and colleagues explore the potential role of crowdsourced data in urban temperature modelling.
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