09/06/2022
Vegetation Models
Argles and colleagues present a broad review of the varied complexity of Dynamic Global Vegetation Models.
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09/07/2022
Oceanography
Karnauskas shows that observed surface cooling west of the Galapagos Islands results from broader changes in tropical ocean circulation.
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09/19/2022
Climatology
Grusson and Barron show that divergences in reanalysis product outputs could generate substantial differences in modelled climate impacts on agriculture.
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09/13/2022
Fisheries
Epstein and Roberts identify priority areas for managing disturbance of seabed carbon stocks by fishing activity in UK waters.
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09/15/2022
Social Science
Blanchard and colleagues explore the value-action gap on climate action among French public sector scientists.
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09/06/2022
Politics and Justice
Rao proposes a new metric for assessing climate pledges that differentiates efforts based on countries’ mitigation cost burdens.
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09/21/2022
Ecological Impacts
Stager and colleagues explore climate change impacts on the ecology of an iconic North American landscape.
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08/15/2022
Blue Carbon
Friess and colleagues examine opportunities to develop substantial and sustainable funding streams for blue carbon ecosystems as natural climate solutions.
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08/10/2022
Extreme Weather
Niggli and colleagues find that heatwaves in which heat combines with drought can cause cascading destabilization of interlinked sectors.
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08/01/2022
Climate Ethics
Mintz-Woo argues that we must give due moral consideration to need vs. efficiency tradeoffs associated with negative emissions technologies.
Image credit: On the way to CO2 neutrality! Keep smart! by Matthias Heyde, Unsplash License
08/01/2022
Ecological Impacts
Duke and colleagues explore how ENSO-driven extreme oscillations in sea level represent a major threat to mangrove ecosystems.
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