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Research published in PLOS’s environmental journals is of real significance to decision-makers at every level of society, from governments to individuals. In…

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Recent publications in PLOS Climate have highlighted how marine heatwaves are becoming the ‘new normal’, and the vulnerability of coral reef ecosystems…

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PLOS Climate Academic Editor A.R. Siders reflects on the the key messages contained in the IPCC WGII AR6 report, released this week…

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Lightning is a dramatic and visually impressive weather phenomenon, but it is also a key component and indicator of climate regimes and…