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期刊名:Nature climate change

缩写:NAT CLIM CHANGE

ISSN:1758-678X

e-ISSN:1758-6798

IF/分区:26.9/Q1

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C L Reddington,C Smith,E W Butt et al. C L Reddington et al.
Tropical deforestation induces local warming and is a potential human health risk, having been linked to elevated human heat stress and reduced safe outdoor working hours. Here we show deforestation-induced local warming is associated with ...
Samantha C Winter,Mark R Winter,LaNae Plaxico et al. Samantha C Winter et al.
Climate change and related extreme weather events (EWEs) are expected to widen social and health inequalities. Yet, EWE thresholds and associated adaptation strategies do not centre experiences of vulnerable communities. This study explored...
Viktoria Cologna,Simona Meiler,Chahan M Kropf et al. Viktoria Cologna et al.
Extreme weather events are becoming more frequent and intense due to climate change. Yet, little is known about the relationship between exposure to extreme events, subjective attribution of these events to climate change, and climate polic...
Elisa Bergas-Masso,Douglas S Hamilton,Stelios Myriokefalitakis et al. Elisa Bergas-Masso et al.
Rapid shifts in fire regimes affect the carbon cycle by releasing carbon and nutrients such as iron (Fe), potentially enhancing marine productivity and carbon export. Here we use fire emission projections and Earth system models to examine ...
Lilian Schuster,Fabien Maussion,David R Rounce et al. Lilian Schuster et al.
Exceeding 1.5 °C of global warming above pre-industrial levels has become a distinct possibility, yet the consequences of such an overshoot for mountain glaciers and their contribution to raising sea levels and impacting water availability...
Anna H Andreassen,Jeff C Clements,Rachael Morgan et al. Anna H Andreassen et al.
Evolution of warming tolerance may help species resist the impacts of climate change but can also lead to negative fitness outcomes. Identifying correlated responses to warming tolerance evolution could identify such negative consequences a...
Shelby C McClelland,Deborah Bossio,Doria R Gordon et al. Shelby C McClelland et al.
The assumption that crop-land natural climate solutions (NCS) have benefits for both climate change mitigation and crop production remains largely untested. Here we model GHG emissions and crop yields from crop-land NCS through the end of t...
Pengyang Song,Patrick Scholz,Gregor Knorr et al. Pengyang Song et al.
Antarctic basal melt is crucial for the future evolution of the Antarctic ice sheet and ocean circulation. However, few Earth system models explicitly simulate ice-shelf cavities. Here, using an Earth system model with interactive Antarctic...
R Iestyn Woolway,Miraj B Kayastha,Yan Tong et al. R Iestyn Woolway et al.
Lake heatwaves (extreme hot water events) can substantially disrupt aquatic ecosystems. Although surface heatwaves are well studied, their vertical structures within lakes remain largely unexplored. Here we analyse the characteristics of su...