09/24/2025
Research Article
Mohaddes and Raissi identify the potential for significant impacts of climate change on global and country-level GDP.
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10/07/2025
Research Article
Westgate and Kravstov analyse the dominant hemispheric-scale multidecadal variability in state-of-the-art climate models and reanalysis products and offer new clues as to physical causes of the differences between them
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09/12/2025
Essay
Al Khourdajie outlines a path for the responsible, expert-led integration of AI in future climate change assessments.
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09/24/2025
Research Article
Ainscough and Willis find majority support for the principle of greater restrictions on advertising of high carbon products and services.
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09/08/2025
Research Article
Shackleton and colleagues present a set of learnings to develop further towards more equitable adaptation.
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09/15/2025
Research Article
Busatto and colleagues find that high-resolution ocean models are essential for realistically simulating air–sea coupling in eddy-rich current systems.
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10/08/2025
Research Article
López Toledano and colleagues' findings emphasise the need for critical perspectives that foreground principles of ecological interdependence and human equity for the future of global health.
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09/17/2025
Opinion
Oldham-Dorrington and colleagues make the case for ML as a game-changer in earth systems research.
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09/04/2025
Research Article
Clech and colleagues highlight the need to consider the detrimental health impacts of waterlogging when improving Bangladesh’s healthcare system.
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10/06/2025
Research Article
Samhouri and colleagues find that climate adaptive management may not always outperform a fixed strategy.
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09/18/2025
Research Article
Kim and colleagues present an explainable AI framework that extracts precipitation mechanisms from the model’s internal activation patterns when it predicts rainfall intensity in the future.
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