By Kerstin Danert In sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) today, about half a billion people, equivalent to 50% of the population rely on protected…
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Water Stop the rot: evidence-based action to ensure handpump qualityRead more
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By Emily Gonthier Patter–Rain falls. Crackle–Snow melts. Drip. Dribble. Whoosh. Shhh–Water seeps… weaving its way underground through pore spaces left between humus…
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Climate Change Meet PLOS Climate Academic Editor Mzime MurisaRead more
What attracted you to your field of study? I have always been a lover of nature and the outdoors. So I gravitated…
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Biodiversity Warming coral reefs in the past, present and future: an interview with PLOS Climate authorsRead more
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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Climate Change Reflections on the IPCC WGII report- A.R. SidersRead more
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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Biodiversity In conversation with PLOS Climate authorsRead more
We spoke to the authors of two new PLOS Climate articles to learn more about their research and their motivation for choosing…
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Climate Change Concerning uptick in high Arctic lightningRead more
Lightning is a dramatic and visually impressive weather phenomenon, but it is also a key component and indicator of climate regimes and…
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Climate Change Recognising the connections between climate change and biodiversityRead more
PLOS Climate Academic Editor Indu Murthy on emerging political recognition of the connections between the climate and ecological crises At COP26 in…
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Climate Change A glacier on the edgeRead more
PLOS Climate Executive Editor Jamie Males on one of the biggest stories reported at this year’s AGU Fall Meeting With the world’s…