Coral reefs are among our planet’s most complex and biodiverse ecosystems and play vital roles in social-ecological systems, but they are also…

We speak to Marcelo Ardón and colleagues about their recent PLOS Climate publication, “Coastal carbon sentinels: A decade of forest change along the eastern shore of the…

We speak to Wally Rich and colleagues about their recent PLOS Climate publication, “Widespread inconsistency in logger deployment methods in coral reef…

In this blog post, we highlight broad-ranging recent research and commentary published in PLOS Climate, spanning marine and terrestrial ecosystems, biodiversity conservation…

Until the recent arrival of pre-monsoon showers, the sky above Kathmandu was a near-permanent haze of pollution. An unusually hot and dry…

Urban, suburban, and exurban land comprises a large and increasing footprint on our planet. Human development has traditionally occurred around rivers, with…

Understandings of the impacts of infrastructure placement like dams and weirs, and channelization, on flow and sediment regimes in rivers, have produced…

As part of the IPCC’s AR6 cycle, Working Group II- which focuses on Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability- published their most recent report…

Our new Curated Collection on Environmental Policy brings together policy perspectives and policy-relevant research from across PLOS’ environmental journals: PLOS Climate, PLOS Sustainability…

In this post, we speak to Noelle Lucey and Curtis Deutsch, authors of the recent PLOS Climate article “Climate warming erodes tropical reef habitat through…