October 5, 2026
09/30/2026
Essay
Binder and colleagues discuss how a systemic approach that combines technological and social levers to create positive feedback is needed to stabilize a future state after social tipping.
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09/16/2026
Essay
Jinnah, Williams and McKinnon explore three core narratives at the intersection of solar geoengineering and justice: intergenerational ethics; participatory justice; and recognitional/reparational justice.
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09/24/2026
Review
Evans and colleagues synthesise the evolution, achievements, scientific advances, applications, and future priorities of regional climate modelling in the CORDEX-Australasia region.
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09/21/2026
Essay
Adams and colleagues make the case for climate adaptation as a political force driving social change and challenging the logic of economic austerity.
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09/21/2026
Research Article
Yule and colleagues highlight the positive and negative narratives around local adaptation targets, underscoring the need for continuous monitoring and a cautious, place-based approach to their implementation.
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09/23/2026
Research Article
Frierson and Henrie show that past emissions from top polluters will continue warming the planet for decades to come.
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09/23/2026
Research Article
Vandelanotte and colleagues demonstrate a tool to support the development and implementation of effective heat management strategies for outdoor endurance events.
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09/17/2026
Research Article
Bayer and colleagues investigate the extent to which national governments engage with different topics in the IPCC approval process.
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08/21/2026
Research Article
Estevez and colleagues find that incorporating regret-based decision-making into coastal impact models can provide policy-relevant insights for designing more robust adaptation strategies.
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09/09/2026
Opinion
Ferguson and colleagues discuss the need for careful governance of trade-offs around urban green space and vector-borne disease.
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09/02/2026
Research Article
Tsang and Wang find support for transparent, unbiased, audience-tailored engagement as a pathway to strengthen responsible climate communication.
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12-15 October 2026
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Executive Editor Jamie Males
4-9 April 2027
Austria, Vienna
Executive Editor Jamie Males
An interview with new editorial board member Maya Ben-Yami.
We talk to the authors of a recent qualitative study exploring the consideration of children in climate adaptation policy and action.
The latest instalment in our series of interviews with PhD students in climate research.
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