We spoke to Claire Grisaffi, Paul Leinster, Reuben Sipuma, Emanuel Owako, and Alison Parker about their recent research, “New definitions for good…

With this year’s UN World Water Day focus on the critical relationship between water, women, and gender equality, we talk to Bethany…

Concerns have been raised that several large-scale components of the Earth system may respond abruptly and potentially irreversibly to ongoing climate change…

In the next instalment of our series of interviews with PhD students in climate research, PLOS Climate speaks to Claudia Offner of…

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…

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…

We are pleased to announce that PLOS and The Water Institute at UNC are again partnering to publish a special collection of…

This post is by Rose Jones, PhD, Medical Anthropologist I was preparing a lecture on extreme heat, public health, and human rights…

The editors of PLOS Climate’s Health section are calling for submissions on the theme of heat and health. As the impacts of…

This blog post was contributed by Beenzu Siamalube, a biotechnology researcher focusing on infectious diseases and green factory immunization. She is dedicated…