With this year’s UNFCCC COP getting underway in Brazil, we decided to take a look at some of the research and comment…
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Biodiversity COP30: a PLOS Climate stocktakeRead more
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Health More than a ‘woman’s issue’: male advocacy for menstrual healthRead more
We speak with Georgia Hales, lead author of the recent PLOS Water publication “Influencing non-menstruator attitudes and behaviours towards menstrual health among rohingya refugees…
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Health Sera Young joins PLOS Water as co-Editor-in-ChiefRead more
We are delighted to welcome Professor Sera Young to PLOS Water as co-Editor-in-Chief! Sera is a professor of anthropology at Northwestern University…
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Conference Why World Water Week is A Safe Harbor We Keep Coming Back ToRead more
Many of the sessions, including keynote speeches and deep-dive panel discussions, from World Water Week 2025 are now available via their YouTube…
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Conference World Water Week: A Global Water and Climate DialogueRead more
Many of the sessions, including keynote speeches and deep-dive panel discussions, from World Water Week 2025 are now available via their YouTube…
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Call for Papers PLOS-UNC Water and Health 2025 Special Collection partnershipRead more
We are pleased to announce that PLOS and The Water Institute at UNC are again partnering to publish a special collection of…
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Climate Change Meet PLOS Climate Section Editor David SchoemanRead more
In this blog post, we speak to Prof. David Schoeman, PLOS Climate Section Editor for Ecology & Biogeochemistry. Could you tell us a bit…
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Climate Change PLOS Climate Collection: Opinions from the Basque Centre for Climate ChangeRead more
We think this collection will provide much food for thought for our multidisciplinary readership. The Editors-in-Chief and Executive Editor of PLOS Climate…
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Climate Change Meet PLOS Climate Section Editor Shonali PachauriRead more
In this blog post, we speak to Shonali Pachauri, PLOS Climate Section Editor for Politics & Justice. Could you tell us a bit about…
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Climate Change A scientific journey to Singapore for AOGS 2025Read more
This post is written by Liqiang Xu, Associate Professor at Hefei University of Technology and Academic Editor for PLOS Climate I attended…