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July 2026, Volume 16, Issue 7
- 744-745 Distinguishing leaf scorching from senescence under climate extremes
by Maxwell Bergström & Zhaofei Wu & Charlotte Grossiord & Yann Vitasse - 746-748 Mental health as both outcome and determinant in climate adaptation
by Yin Long & Ziyi Zhou & Yuya Kajikawa & Kimitaka Asatani & Ichiro Sakata & Yoshikuni Yoshida - 749-751 Climate change drives ecological novelty and new social challenges
by Tina Heger & Marcus J. Collier & Eric Higgs & Rosine Kelz & Jasper Montana - 752-753 Extreme heat and the limits of tree and forest resilience
by Michael Paul Nelson & Christopher J. Still - 754-754 Roots respond to phosphorus limitation
by Alyssa Findlay - 754-754 Shifts in experiencing downpours
by Jasper Franke - 754-754 Seals in changing seas dive longer
by Tegan Armarego-Marriott - 754-754 Female climate leadership
by Lingxiao Yan - 755-756 Attributing carbon to capital owners
by Matteo Coronese - 757-758 Uncovering the unequal geography of climate change
by Ashwin Rode - 759-760 The continuous global greening under climate change
by Shijie Shu - 761-762 Blue carbon projects must uphold the land and sea rights of coastal peoples
by Sarah Lawless & Philippa J. Cohen & Rayhan Dudayev & Elizabeth Evans-Illidge & Catherine E. Lovelock & Bob Muir & Emily Ogier & Sisir Pradhan & Tiffany H. Morrison - 769-773 Ecological integrity of avoided deforestation projects
by Kelly Ong & Tao Chen & Zhimin Chen & Carlos T. Pérez-Brito & Yiwen Zeng - 774-780 People systematically under- and overestimate public engagement in climate action
by Kevin E. Tiede & Kira Maur & Cornelia Betsch - 781-789 Global inequalities in ownership-based carbon footprints
by Lucas Chancel & Yannic Rehm - 790-795 Comprehensive national climate damage assessments framework applied to the UK
by James Rising & Ritika Khurana & Simon Dietz & Marion Dumas & Jarmo Kikstra & Timothy M. Lenton & Manuel Linsenmeier & Chris Smith & Bob Ward - 796-803 Human-driven sea-level rise has quadrupled the frequency of coastal sea-level extremes since 1900
by Sönke Dangendorf & Qiang Sun & Pravin Maduwantha & Thomas Wahl & Marta Marcos & Ben Marzeion & Aimée B. A. Slangen & Jerry X. Mitrovica - 804-811 Increasing tropical cyclone rainfall and landslide risk in Southern California
by Laiyin Zhu & Yuan Wang & Kerry Emanuel & Sasha N. Tolstoff & Noah S. Diffenbaugh - 812-819 Grassland restoration increases crop yields through local climate regulation
by Min Liu & Kaixing Huang & Jizhe Wang & Pengfei Liu & David Wuepper - 820-827 Asymmetric intensification increases global disparities in cropland use and emissions
by Zhaohai Bai & Xiaoyang Shan & Xun Wei & Gang Wang & Jiafa Luo & Lin Ma - 828-835 A global early warning system for predicting exposure of biodiversity to extreme heat
by Josep M. Serra-Diaz & Lauren C. Andrews & Andreas Schwarz Meyer & Ben S. Carlson & Brian Maitner & Gonzalo E. Pinilla-Buitrago & Alex L. Pigot & Christopher H. Trisos & Adam M. Wilson & Mark C. Urban & Cory Merow - 836-842 Seabird range contraction and dispersal under climate change
by Jorge Avaria-Llautureo & Marcelo M. Rivadeneira & Chris Venditti & Guillermo Luna-Jorquera - 843-853 Respecting tenure and the bundle of rights in blue carbon guidance
by Sarah Lawless & Philippa J. Cohen & Rayhan Dudayev & Elizabeth Evans-Illidge & Catherine E. Lovelock & Bob Muir & Emily Ogier & Sisir Pradhan & Tiffany H. Morrison - 854-861 Temperate local extinctions from climate change are outpacing tropical extinctions
by Gopal Murali & Dirk N. Karger & John J. Wiens - 862-862 Author Correction: The hard road back from overshoot
by Lisa Palmer - 862-862 Author Correction: Rising temperatures increase added sugar intake disproportionately in disadvantaged groups in the USA
by Pan He & Zhuojing Xu & Duo Chan & Pengfei Liu & Yan Bai - 863-863 Nepal’s swift embrace of electric vehicles
by Neelima Vallangi
June 2026, Volume 16, Issue 6
- 626-626 Carbon markets rule change would harm mitigation and Indigenous peoples
by Phillip Williamson & Axel Michaelowa & Sophia Johannessen - 627-629 Leveraging agency for climate change mitigation
by Charlotte A. Kukowski & Kristian S. Nielsen & Swen J. Kühne & Clover Hogan & Sander van der Linden & Lorraine Whitmarsh & Grit Zwingenberger & Felix Creutzig & Kimberly A. Nicholas - 630-631 Personal experiences matter for climate action
by Gabrielle Wong-Parodi - 632-633 Exporting environmental harm
by James Cust & Torfinn Harding - 634-635 Methane eaters cannot speed up enough
by Antti J. Rissanen - 636-637 The window to avoid locking in decades of steel emissions is closing fast
by Clara Bachorz & Jakob Dürrwächter & Chen Chris Gong & Adrian Odenweller & Michaja Pehl & Felix Schreyer & Philipp C. Verpoort & Gunnar Luderer & Falko Ueckerdt - 638-647 Understanding and reducing the intention–behaviour gap in climate action
by Kelly S. Fielding & Matthew J. Hornsey - 648-656 Incorporating air quality health impacts into the social cost of carbon
by Cora Kingdon & Kevin R. Cromar & Susan C. Anenberg & Gaige Hunter Kerr & Brian C. Prest & Kristine Rabii & David Anthoff - 657-660 Critical dependence of global ocean heat monitoring on the ocean observing system
by Yujing Zhu & Lijing Cheng & Kevin E. Trenberth & John P. Abraham & Sabrina Speich & Jiang Zhu - 661-665 Future changes in seasonal sea-level variability could reshape coastal ecosystems
by Tim H. J. Hermans & Gregory S. Fivash & Jim van Belzen - 666-673 Social inequalities mediate temperature–child maltreatment associations in Africa
by Cheng He & Wafaie W. Fawzi - 674-680 The environmental impact of multinational firms in Africa
by Frederik Noack & Dominic Rohner & Tommaso Sonno - 681-689 Averting the steel carbon lock-in through strategic green investments
by Clara Bachorz & Jakob Dürrwächter & Chen Chris Gong & Adrian Odenweller & Michaja Pehl & Felix Schreyer & Philipp C. Verpoort & Gunnar Luderer & Falko Ueckerdt - 690-695 High-latitude Southern Ocean warming hotspot induced by ocean mesoscale eddies
by Dapeng Li & Zhao Jing & Wenju Cai & Jiuxin Shi & Zhi Li & Junde Li & Lixin Wu - 696-703 Shifting hail hazard under global warming and effects on crop hail risk
by Timothy H. Raupach & Raphael Portmann & Christian Siderius & Steven C. Sherwood - 704-711 A fixed methane filter maximizes freshwater emissions under warming
by Sarah F. Harpenslager & Kate Randall & Yizhu Zhu & Michelle C. Jackson & Ian Sanders & Bruno Gallo & Danielle Harris & Hannah Prentice & Yulia V. Bespalaya & Olga V. Aksenova & Alexander Milner & Tom C. Cameron & Boyd A. McKew & Eoin J. O’Gorman & Gabriel Yvon-Durocher & Nikolai Friberg & Kevin J. Purdy & Guy Woodward & Alex J. Dumbrell & Mark Trimmer - 712-718 Increasing atmospheric dryness and storms accelerates biomass turnover in Amazonian forests
by Donghai Wu & Yongshi Zhou & Yanlei Feng & Evan M. Gora & Marcos Longo & Robinson I. Negrón-Juárez & Sassan S. Saatchi & Yanlan Liu & Yixin Ma & Douglas C. Morton & Nate G. McDowell & Yiqi Luo & Xiangtao Xu - 719-727 Forest tree fecundity declines as climate shifts
by Jessie J. Foest & Jakub Szymkowiak & Marcin K. Dyderski & Dave Kelly & Georges Kunstler & Szymon Jastrzębowski & Michał Bogdziewicz - 728-736 Warming erodes climate connectivity for terrestrial vertebrates
by Zhaoning Wu & Jiechen Wang & He Wu & Wenyu Dai & Zhenkang Wang - 737-741 Early signs that the EU carbon border adjustment mechanism is reshaping EU–India steel trade
by Gian Luca Vriz & Theodor Cojoianu & Carolyn Fischer & Luca Taschini - 742-742 Author Correction: Atmospheric warming contributions from airborne microplastics and nanoplastics
by Yu Liu & Hongbo Fu & Hongliang Zhang & Yunhang Wang & Rajan K. Chakrabarty & Xiang Tu & Xu Tang & Alexander Laskin & Gregory R. Carmichael & Jianmin Chen & Joseph S. Francisco & Drew T. Shindell - 742-742 Publisher Correction: Neglecting land–atmosphere feedbacks overestimates climate-driven increases in evapotranspiration
by Sha Zhou & Bofu Yu
May 2026, Volume 16, Issue 5
- 501-502 Lessons from the International Court of Justice Advisory Opinion for Indigenous rights
by Cynthia Houniuhi & Rebecca Monson & John Handmer - 503-504 Humanitarian blind spots in Western climate change policy and discourse
by Muhammad Uzair Qamar & Faisal Baig - 505-507 Artificial intelligence to support cross-disciplinary climate change research
by Yang Ou & Carlos Rodriguez-Pardo & Alaa Al Khourdajie & Joeri Rogelj & Peijie Zhou & S. Karthik Mukkavilli & Massimo Tavoni & Leon Clarke & Yong Liu & Tengjiao Wang & Alice Oh & Haewon McJeon - 508-508 City type specifies carbon cycle
by Wenhui Cui - 508-508 Decreasing ice and colder winters
by Jasper Franke - 508-508 Food policy adaptation
by Lingxiao Yan - 508-508 Largest increase of carbon dioxide in 2024
by Shuai Yang - 509-510 Distributional consequences of climate policy
by Gregory Casey - 511-512 Inequity arises from multi-gas mitigation
by Duy Nong - 513-514 Small plastics with large warming potential
by Gilberto Binda - 515-516 Tropical cyclones relieve drought
by Justin T. Maxwell - 517-518 From yield impacts to just transformation of food systems
by Leslie Lipper - 525-534 The importance of recognizing opportunities in climate change impacts
by Timothy R. Carter - 535-539 The underappreciated importance of small wetlands in global methane emissions
by Fa Li & Qing Zhu & Kunxiaojia Yuan & Etienne Fluet-Chouinard & Xiao Zhang & Jida Wang & Sara H. Knox & Hangkai You & Min Chen & Mengze Li & Rafael Stern & Alison M. Hoyt & Gavin McNicol & William J. Riley & Shushi Peng & Benjamin Poulter & Avni Malhotra & Sarah Cooley & Zhen Zhang & Songbai Hong & Zichong Chen & Zhe Zhu & Peter A. Raymond & Philippe Ciais & Robert B. Jackson - 540-549 From least-cost to SDG-optimal sectoral allocation of Paris Agreement-compatible mitigation efforts
by Dirk-Jan Van de Ven & Clàudia Rodés-Bachs & Théo Rouhette & Russell Horowitz & Jon Sampedro & Alexandros Nikas & Natasha Frilingou & Xin Zhao & Abhishek Chaudhary & Gokul Iyer & Jorge Moreno & Konstantinos Koasidis - 550-557 Promising climate progress from net-zero ambitions to the Paris Agreement goal
by Isabela S. Tagomori & Fabio A. Diuana & Luiz Bernardo Baptista & Christoph Bertram & Ioannis Dafnomilis & Laurent Drouet & Florian Fosse & Dimitris Fragkiadakis & Oliver Fricko & Elena Hooijschuur & Gokul Iyer & Jarmo S. Kikstra & Volker Krey & Gunnar Luderer & Yang Ou & Lara Aleluia Reis & Oliver Richters & Pedro R. R. Rochedo & Zoi Vrontisi & Matthias Weitzel & Matthew Zwerling & Bas van Ruijven & Roberto Schaeffer & Detlef van Vuuren - 558-565 Distributional effects of expanding climate targets beyond CO2
by Yating Kang & Peipei Tian & Laixiang Sun & Xiangjie Chen & Yuru Guan & Kuishuang Feng & Klaus Hubacek - 566-574 Building façade photovoltaics enhance global climate resilience
by Hou Jiang & Ling Yao & Jun Qin & Wenli Zhao & Tang Liu & Rui Zhu & Fangyu Ding & Jia Wang & Xingxing Zhang & Fan Zhang & Ning Lu & Fenzhen Su & Chenghu Zhou - 575-582 More eddying of subtropical western boundary currents boosts stratification and cools shelf seas
by K. L. Gunn & L. M. Beal - 583-590 Wind-triggered Antarctic sea-ice decline preconditioned by thinning Winter Water
by Theo Spira & Marcel du Plessis & F. Alexander Haumann & Isabelle Giddy & Aditya Narayanan & Alessandro Silvano & Sebastiaan Swart - 591-597 Ocean warming weakens the sea–land breeze in coastal megacities
by Yunting Xiao & Yaxin Liu & Yu Nie & Yongjie Fang & Hao Liu & Yan Dou & Jianbo Yang & Cong-Qiang Liu & Pingqing Fu & Jialei Zhu - 598-605 Atmospheric warming contributions from airborne microplastics and nanoplastics
by Yu Liu & Hongbo Fu & Hongliang Zhang & Yunhang Wang & Rajan K. Chakrabarty & Xiang Tu & Xu Tang & Alexander Laskin & Gregory R. Carmichael & Jianmin Chen & Joseph S. Francisco & Drew T. Shindell - 606-612 Vegetation recovery following retrogressive thaw slumps across northern tundra regions
by Zhuoxuan Xia & Lin Liu & Ingmar Nitze & Nina Nesterova & Jurjen Van der Sluijs & Xiaofan Zhu & Tonghua Wu & Ksenia Ermokhina & Emma C. Hall & Rustam Khairullin & Artem Khomutov & Mark J. Lara - 613-621 Wildfire risk for species under climate change
by Xiaoye Yang & Mark C. Urban & Bo Su & Ziqian Zhong & Chao Wu & Deliang Chen - 622-622 Author Correction: Biodiversity implications of land-intensive carbon dioxide removal
by Ruben Prütz & Joeri Rogelj & Gaurav Ganti & Jeff Price & Rachel Warren & Nicole Forstenhäusler & Yazhen Wu & Andrey Lessa Derci Augustynczik & Michael Wögerer & Tamás Krisztin & Petr Havlík & Florian Kraxner & Stefan Frank & Tomoko Hasegawa & Jonathan C. Doelman & Vassilis Daioglou & Florian Humpenöder & Alexander Popp & Sabine Fuss - 623-623 Scientists breed low-emission rice to fight climate change
by Xiaoying You
April 2026, Volume 16, Issue 4
- 376-377 Increasing risks of post-experimental ecology
by Rui Zhang & Jinbin Zheng & Xinli Chen & Jiasheng Wu & Heikki Hänninen - 378-381 Pioneering Spanish experience in climate shelters practice
by D. Royé & A. T. Amorim-Maia & E. Jiménez-Navarro & A. López-Díez & A. Tobías & J. Martin-Vide & M. Olazabal - 382-383 Prospects and challenges of risk-based insurance pricing for disaster adaptation
by Joakim A. Weill & Jesse D. Gourevitch - 384-388 Early-career researchers reflect on influential papers
by Leif Fredericks & Julia K. Green & Sara H. Knox & Jingwen Liu & Theo Spira & Robert P. Streit & Dan Tong - 389-390 Heat exposure disrupts brain development
by Zilong Zhang - 391-392 Atlantic exceptionalism in the twentieth century
by Gerard D. McCarthy & Hans-Otto Pörtner - 393-394 Antarctic minerals in a warming world
by Anthony J. Press - 395-396 Dry soils lose more carbon when warm
by Pablo García-Palacios & Ana Campos-Cáliz - 397-398 Biochemical future of marine ecosystems
by Adam C. Martiny - 399-400 Policy interactions reshape the outcomes of carbon pricing policies
by Libo Wu & Guolei Liu & Zhihao Huang & Jing Meng & Yang Zhou - 405-415 Principles for a post-growth scenario of ambitious mitigation and high human well-being
by Aljoša Slameršak & Vivien Fisch-Romito & Jason Hickel & Jarmo S. Kikstra & Joel Millward Hopkins & Yannick Oswald & Julia Steinberger - 416-423 Early-life heat exposure increases risk of neurodevelopmental delay in preschool children
by Jing Cai & Mengxun Rong & Huijuan Peng & John S. Ji & Haidong Kan & Jing Hua - 424-432 Misbehaviour dominates GHG emissions from food loss and waste
by Ke Yin & Jingyu Zhu & Mo Wu & Houhu Zhang & Xue Ling & Maoyao Cai & Shuhan Ren & Xingyu Zhao & Chen Ling & Lei Yu & Huanhuan Tong & Chao He & Yao Wang & Xunchang Fei - 433-440 Climate policy feasibility across Europe relies on the conditional middle
by E. Keith Smith & Žan Mlakar & Alessio Levis & Mary Sanford & Lea Stapper & Thijs Bouman & Johannes Emmerling & Goda Perlaviciute & Massimo Tavoni & Loïc Berger & Jeroen van den Bergh & Thomas Bernauer & Alessia Casamassima & Thomas Epper & Nahed Eddai & Ivan Savin & Milan Ščasný & Uyanga Turmunkh & Iva Zvěřinová & Silvia Pianta - 441-450 Cross-national comparative assessment of synergies and conflicts in climate policy mixes
by Libo Wu & Guolei Liu & Zhihao Huang & Jing Meng & Yang Zhou - 451-459 International trade reduces emissions through technology transfer led by key emitters
by Jiaming Wang & Peng Wang & Shu-Chien Hsu & Pan He & Yangyang Wu & Futian Ren & Yiyi Wang & Wenhai Chu & Jun Bi & Lei Huang & Yuli Shan - 460-467 Technological improvements in EV batteries offset climate-induced durability challenges
by Haochi Wu & Jiahui Chen & Parth Vaishnav & Mingyang Sun & Michael T. Craig - 468-476 ENSO shapes salinity regimes and fish migration in the China Seas
by Zhixuan Wang & Han Huang & Guizhi Wang & Tangdong Qu & Yue Liu & Xianghui Guo & Shiyun Lei & Jianyu Hu & Jingfang Fan & Jianping Gan & Ling Cao & Xiaosong Chen & Minhan Dai - 477-484 Emergence of Antarctic mineral resources in a warming world
by Erica M. Lucas & Fred D. Richards & Gabriel Cederberg & Xiyuan Bao & Mark J. Hoggard & Stephen R. J. Tsuji & Konstantin Latychev & Leonard J. S. Tsuji & Jerry X. Mitrovica - 485-493 Drought amplifies warming-induced soil carbon loss in a decade-long experiment
by Xue Guo & Zhifeng Yang & Siyang Jian & Daliang Ning & Xuanyu Tao & Linwei Wu & Lauren Hale & Mengting Yuan & Xishu Zhou & Qian Li & Yuxiang Zhang & Mengying Zhao & Shun Han & Qiuting Zhang & Gangsheng Wang & Qun Gao & Huaqun Yin & Junzhong Zhang & Tianjiao Dai & Jonathan P. Michael & Reece D. V. Lennon & Zheng Shi & Liyou Wu & Yunfeng Yang & Xueduan Liu & Jizhong Zhou - 494-500 Biochemical remodelling of phytoplankton cell composition under climate change
by Shlomit Sharoni & Keisuke Inomura & Stephanie Dutkiewicz & Oliver Jahn & Zoe V. Finkel & Andrew Irwin & Mohammad M. Amirian & Erwan Monier & Michael J. Follows
March 2026, Volume 16, Issue 3
- 228-231 Learning about urban adaptation using similarity-based partnerships
by Diana Reckien - 232-233 A coalition on compliance carbon markets to make climate clubs politically feasible
by Florentine Koppenborg - 234-235 Additionality requirements of carbon markets could penalize Indigenous stewardship
by Peter I. Macreadie & Brian Singleton & Micheli D. P. Costa & Alexandra Rodríguez-Rodríguez & Vanessa Johnston - 236-239 Climate change demands coordinated adaptation strategies of drinking water treatment
by Muhammad Usman & Maria Klepikova & Khalil Hanna - 240-243 The hard road back from overshoot
by Lisa Palmer - 244-244 Symbolic policies foster support
by Danyang Cheng - 244-244 Design impacts building emissions
by Wenhui Cui - 244-244 Changing bird nutrient inputs
by Tegan Armarego-Marriott - 244-244 Amplified variability
by Jasper Franke - 245-246 Weighting for net zero
by John E. T. Bistline - 247-248 Melt channelization stronger than previously recognized
by Andrew O. Hoffman - 249-250 Growing cropland emissions
by Louis Verchot - 251-252 Inconsistent national reports undercount wastewater emissions
by Cuihong Song & David Ponder & Wei Peng & Zhiyong Jason Ren - 255-260 Broadening climate migration research across impacts, adaptation and mitigation
by Cristina Cattaneo & Soheil Shayegh & Christoph Albert & Maria Alsina-Pujols & Hélène Benveniste & Marion Borderon & Bruno Conte & Christoph Deuster & Joseph-Simon Görlach & Toon Haer & Roman Hoffmann & Raya Muttarak & Michele Ronco & Jacob Schewe & Arkadiusz Wiśniowski - 261-272 Implications of overshoot for climate mitigation strategies
by Massimo Tavoni & Nico Bauer & Laurent Drouet & Shinichiro Fujimori & Sergey Paltsev & Anna Pirani & Keywan Riahi & Joeri Rogelj & Roberto Schaeffer & Detlef van Vuuren & Matthias Weitzel & Elmar Kriegler - 273-280 Expert agreement on key elements of transformational adaptation to climate risks
by Robbert Biesbroek & Dore Engbersen & Jetske Bonenkamp & Emilie Broek & Eva Boon & Jurian Meijering & Johanna Nalau & James D. Ford & Edmond Totin & Timo Leiter & Elisabeth Gilmore & Kristie L. Ebi - 281-287 Emotional responses to state repression predict collective climate action intentions
by Sunniva Davies-Rommetveit & Jenny Douch & Peter Gardner & Anna Aretha Sach & Laura Thomas-Walters & Nicole Tausch - 288-296 Climate change on television reaches the engaged but misses distant audiences
by Imke Hoppe & Felix Dörpmund & Christian Weigel & Alexander Loos & Matthias Garschagen & Thomas Kox & Stephanus Volke & Jens Ekkehart Appell & Irene Neverla - 297-304 Accounting for ocean impacts nearly doubles the social cost of carbon
by Bernardo A. Bastien-Olvera & Octavio Aburto-Oropeza & Luke M. Brander & William W. L. Cheung & Johannes Emmerling & Christopher M. Free & Francesco Granella & Massimo Tavoni & Jasper Verschuur & Katharine Ricke - 305-312 A weighting framework to improve the use of emissions scenario ensembles of opportunity
by Hamish Beath & Chris Smith & Jarmo S. Kikstra & Mark M. Dekker & Matthew J. Gidden & Joeri Rogelj - 313-321 Discrepancies in national inventories reveal a large emissions gap in the wastewater sector
by Cuihong Song & David Ponder & Wei Peng & Zhiyong Jason Ren - 322-330 Global trends in ocean fronts and impacts on the air–sea CO2 flux and chlorophyll concentrations
by Kai Yang & Amelie Meyer & Phuc T. D. Le & Peter G. Strutton & Andrew M. Fischer - 331-340 The expanding Indo-Pacific freshwater pool and changing freshwater pathway in the South Indian Ocean
by Gengxin Chen & Weiqing Han & Aixue Hu & Gerald A. Meehl & Arnold L. Gordon & Toshiaki Shinoda & Nan Rosenbloom & Lei Zhang & Yukio Masumoto - 341-349 Mapping tipping risks from Antarctic ice basins under global warming
by Ricarda Winkelmann & Julius Garbe & Jonathan F. Donges & Torsten Albrecht - 350-353 Channelized melt beneath Antarctic ice shelves previously underestimated
by Ann-Sofie P. Zinck & Stef Lhermitte & Martin G. Wearing & Bert Wouters - 354-363 Spatially explicit global assessment of cropland greenhouse gas emissions circa 2020
by Peiyu Cao & Franco Bilotto & Carlos Gonzalez Fischer & Nathaniel D. Mueller & Kimberly M. Carlson & Avery W. Driscoll & James S. Gerber & Pete Smith & Francesco N. Tubiello & Paul C. West & Liangzhi You & Mario Herrero - 364-371 Emergent climate change signals within Antarctic sea ice and associated ecosystems
by Kristen M. Krumhardt & Laura Landrum & Bilgecan Şen & Alice K. DuVivier & Michael N. Levy & Cara Nissen & Marika M. Holland & Stéphanie Jenouvrier - 372-372 Breaking the language barrier in adaptation
by Lisa Palmer
February 2026, Volume 16, Issue 2
- 106-108 Melting glaciers as symbols of tourism paradoxes
by Emmanuel Salim & Alix Varnajot & Mark Carey & Karine Gagné & Gijsbert Hoogendoorn & Cymene Howe & Matthias Huss & Christopher J. Lemieux & Emma J. Stewart - 109-111 Overlooked toll of climate change on migrant children in the Americas
by Sebastian Pintea & Ava Acevedo & Juliet Horenziak & Anissa Kurani & Khushi Kohli & Stephanie Wang & Eugene T. Richardson & David Introcaso & Abrania Marrero - 112-114 Greening schools for climate-resilient, inclusive and liveable cities
by Isabel Ruiz-Mallén & Francesc Baró & Hayat Bentouhami & Nathalie Blanc & Lidia Casas & Céline Clauzel & Raquel Colacios & Elsa Gallez & Amy Phillips & Paula Presser & Diana Reckien & Filka Sekulova - 115-117 Mountains magnify mechanisms in climate change biology
by Alejandro de la Fuente & I-Ching Chen & Natalie J. Briscoe & Michael R. Kearney - 118-122 Melting ice and transforming beliefs
by Elizabeth Allison & Constanza Ceruti & Moses Muhumuza & Guillermo Salas Carreño & Pasang Yangjee Sherpa & Ivan Lizaga Villuendas - 123-124 Communicating the need for climate action
by Joris Lammers & Felix Johannes Formanski - 129-142 Cascading downstream impacts of water cycle changes in mountain regions
by Daniel Viviroli & Fabian Drenkhan & Christopher A. Scott & Lauren Somers & Marit van Tiel - 143-147 Peak glacier extinction in the mid-twenty-first century
by Lander Van Tricht & Harry Zekollari & Matthias Huss & David R. Rounce & Lilian Schuster & Rodrigo Aguayo & Patrick Schmitt & Fabien Maussion & Brandon Tober & Daniel Farinotti - 148-154 Enduring impacts of El Niño on life expectancy in past and future climates
by Yanbin Xu & Wenjun Zhu & Dhrubajyoti Samanta & Benjamin P. Horton - 155-163 Biodiversity implications of land-intensive carbon dioxide removal
by Ruben Prütz & Joeri Rogelj & Gaurav Ganti & Jeff Price & Rachel Warren & Nicole Forstenhäusler & Yazhen Wu & Andrey Lessa Derci Augustynczik & Michael Wögerer & Tamás Krisztin & Petr Havlík & Florian Kraxner & Stefan Frank & Tomoko Hasegawa & Jonathan C. Doelman & Vassilis Daioglou & Florian Humpenöder & Alexander Popp & Sabine Fuss - 164-171 Building material stock drives embodied carbon emissions and risks future climate goals in China
by Chaoqun Zhang & Lin Yang & Dominik Wiedenhofer & Jianping Guo & Ziyue Chen & Shaoying Li & Zhen Wang & Mei-po Kwan & Yuyu Zhou & Lu Lin & Liqiang Zhang & Manchun Li & Qiqi Zhu & Bailang Yu & Bin Chen & Xing Yan & Xiaoqi Wang & Bingbo Gao & Ying Liang & Jianqiang Hu & Yuheng Fu & Qiancheng Lv & Jing Yang & Yanzhao Wang & Qianqian Wang & Qiao Wang - 172-178 Coastal flood risk to European surface transport infrastructure at different global warming levels
by Khin Nawarat & Johan Reyns & Michalis I. Vousdoukas & Eamonn Mulholland & Kees van Ginkel & Luc Feyen & Roshanka Ranasinghe - 179-186 Barents Sea atlantification driven by a shift in atmospheric synoptic timescale
by Robinson Hordoir & Vahidreza Jahanmard & Pål Erik Isachsen & Ulrike Löptien & Heiner Dietze & Anne Britt Sandø & Vidar S. Lien - 187-192 Increased deciduous tree dominance reduces wildfire carbon losses in boreal forests
by Betsy Black & Xanthe J. Walker & Logan T. Berner & Jacqueline Dean & Scott J. Goetz & Winslow D. Hansen & Stefano Potter & Brendan M. Rogers & Anna C. Talucci & Michelle C. Mack - 193-199 Weakening mountain vegetation aspect asymmetry due to altered energy conditions
by Qing Tian & Feng Tian - 200-206 Enhanced effect of warming on the leaf-onset date of boreal deciduous broadleaf forest
by Wenyu Li & Hui Lu & Jing M. Chen & Shilong Piao & Trevor F. Keenan & Guofang Miao & Qiang Liu & Zhou Zang & Nan Xu & Jane Liu & Qu Cheng & Han Wang & Rong Wang & Wenjie Ji & Peng Zhu & Congcong Li & Qinchuan Xin & Peng Gong - 207-213 Impacts of global warming on subnational poverty and inequality
by Hai-Anh H. Dang & Stephane Hallegatte & Minh Cong Nguyen & Trong-Anh Trinh - 214-225 A registered report megastudy on the persuasiveness of the most-cited climate messages
by Jan G. Voelkel & Ashwini Ashokkumar & Adina T. Abeles & Jarret T. Crawford & Kylie Fuller & Chrystal Redekopp & Renata Bongiorno & Troy H. Campbell & Ullrich K. H. Ecker & Matthew Feinberg & P. Sol Hart & Matthew J. Hornsey & John T. Jost & Aaron C. Kay & Anthony Leiserowitz & Stephan Lewandowsky & Edward Maibach & Erik C. Nisbet & Nick F. Pidgeon & Alexa Spence & Sander van der Linden & Christopher V. Wolsko & Jane K. Willenbring & Neil Malhotra & Robb Willer
January 2026, Volume 16, Issue 1
- 2-4 The political psychology of climate denial
by Alon Tal & Shlomit Paz - 5-7 Irreversibility in climate action
by Corinne Le Quéré & Charlie Wilson & Harriet Barton & Jim W. Hall & Asher Minns & Millie Prosser & Amy E. Russell & Mark G. L. Tebboth & Nigel Topping - 8-9 UNFCCC carbon trading could undermine global climate action
by Stephen Lezak & Sharaban Zaman & Injy Johnstone & Barbara Haya - 10-13 Structural lock-ins in tourism decarbonization and the alternative
by Yi Liu & Yu Yang & Xiaojuan Li - 14-14 Foraging constrained by heat and dark
by Tegan Armarego-Marriott - 14-14 Rising lake and reservoir emissions
by Shuai Yang - 14-14 Heatwave attribution in seconds
by Bronwyn Wake - 14-14 Inequalities in resilience and preparedness
by Danyang Cheng - 15-16 Green industrial policy is not enough for net-zero decarbonization
by Mark Purdon - 17-18 Rivers accelerate and slow as temperatures rise
by Jordan Fields - 19-20 Reducing the large short-lived impact of methane emissions with temporary carbon removals
by Frank Venmans & Wilfried Rickels & Ben Groom - 21-25 Global bias towards recording latitudinal range shifts
by Pieter Sanczuk & Jonathan Lenoir & Pierre Denelle & Sabine B. Rumpf & Jeremy Borderieux & Costanza Geppert & Brunno F. Oliveira & Ingmar R. Staude - 26-32 Increasing risk of mass human heat mortality if historical weather patterns recur
by Christopher W. Callahan & Jared Trok & Andrew J. Wilson & Carlos F. Gould & Sam Heft-Neal & Noah S. Diffenbaugh & Marshall Burke - 33-36 Widespread revisions of self-reported emissions by major US corporations
by Lauren Cohen & Ethan Rouen & Kunal Sachdeva - 37-42 Temporary carbon dioxide removals to offset methane emissions
by Frank Venmans & Wilfried Rickels & Ben Groom - 43-51 Modelling the impacts of policy sequencing on energy decarbonization
by Huilin Luo & Wei Peng & Allen Fawcett & Jessica F. Green & Gokul Iyer & Jonas Meckling & Jonas Nahm & David G. Victor - 52-57 Deforestation-induced emissions from mining energy transition minerals
by Yifei Quan & Jie-Sheng Tan-Soo - 58-68 Observed large-scale and deep-reaching compound ocean state changes over the past 60 years
by Zhetao Tan & Karina von Schuckmann & Sabrina Speich & Laurent Bopp & Jiang Zhu & Lijing Cheng - 69-76 Global warming intensifies extreme day-to-day temperature changes in mid–low latitudes
by Qi Liu & Congbin Fu & Zhongfeng Xu & Aijun Ding - 77-86 Resolving the changing pace of Arctic rivers
by Emily C. Geyman & Michael P. Lamb - 87-94 Increased efficiency of water use does not stimulate tree productivity
by Quan Zhang & Jiawei Zhang & Mark A. Adams & Giovanna Battipaglia & Lucas A. Cernusak & Laura Fernández-de-Uña & Darren L. Ficklin & Peter Hietz & J. Julio Camarero & Högne Jungner & Mathieu Lévesque & Stefano Manzoni & Justin T. Maxwell & Charles A. Nock & Josep Peñuelas & Klaus J. Puettmann & Matthias Saurer & Rocio Urrutia-Jalabert & Peter van der Sleen & Lixin Wang & Danielle A. Way & Yang Zhou & Pieter A. Zuidema & Gabriel G. Katul - 95-101 Microclimates slow and alter the direction of climate velocities in tropical forests
by Lydia G. Soifer & James Ball & Hamish Asmath & Ilya M. D. Maclean & David Coomes - 102-102 AI-driven weather forecasts for climate adaptation in India
by Neelima Vallangi - 103-103 Author Correction: Increasing risk of mass human heat mortality if historical weather patterns recur
by Christopher W. Callahan & Jared Trok & Andrew J. Wilson & Carlos F. Gould & Sam Heft-Neal & Noah S. Diffenbaugh & Marshall Burke
December 2025, Volume 15, Issue 12
- 1257-1260 Future-making beyond (im)mobility through tethered resilience
by Bishawjit Mallick & Lori Mae Hunter & Brooke Ackerly & Rup Priodarshini & Ilan Kelman & Ingrid Boas & Brianna Castro & Mathias Czaika & Bayes Ahmed & Md. Nasif Ahsan & Mariana Fajardo Arboleda & Ajay Bailey & Mucahid M. Bayrak & Kelsea Best & Amanda Carrico & Jamie Draper & Benjamin Etzold & Carol Farbotko & Animesh Kumar Gain & Tuhin Ghosh & Jonathan M. Gilligan & Marco Helbich & S. M. Labib & Dora Martins Sampaio & Mostafa Naser & Kei Otsuki & Balgah Roland & Oishi Rani Saha & Patrick Sakdapolrak & Gopa Samanta & Klara Schmock & Harald Sterly & Zakia Sultana & Kees van der Geest & Anna Viani & Julia van den Berg - 1261-1263 Misalignment between objective and perceived heat risks
by Yi Yang & Gang Liu & You Li & Xiaoyong Liao & Yonghua Li - 1264-1267 A research agenda advancing climate change and antimicrobial resistance as interconnected issues
by Kelly Moon & Bianca van Bavel & Lea Berrang Ford & Kerry Badger & Laura Carter & Barbara Evans & William H. Gaze & Philip Howard & Arshnee Moodley & Kasim Allel & Min Na Eii & Sabiha Essack & David N. Fisman & Niklas Harring & Claas Kirchhelle & Anne F. C. Leonard & Sonia Lewycka & Derek R. MacFadden & Evelyn Madoroba & Eric R. Morgan & Windi Muziasari & Miriam Reverter & Barth F. Smets & Tracey Thornley & Li Shean Toh & Fiona Tomley & Sarah C. Walpole & Rebecca King - 1268-1270 Funding agencies to drive future climate change research
by Lingxiao Yan - 1271-1272 Pathways to a safer planet
by Robin Lamboll - 1273-1274 Hidden deep soil moisture droughts
by Yunqiang Wang & Zimin Li - 1275-1276 Artificial light reduces ecosystem carbon sinks
by Yaoping Cui & Jinwei Dong - 1283-1292 Why longer seasons with climate change may not increase tree growth
by E. M. Wolkovich & Ailene K. Ettinger & Alana R. Chin & Catherine J. Chamberlain & Frederik Baumgarten & Kavya Pradhan & Rubén D. Manzanedo & Janneke Hille Ris Lambers - 1293-1299 World Heritage documents reveal persistent gaps between climate awareness and local action
by Yang Chen & Dayang Wang & Luchen Zhang & Chongxiao Wang & Cheng Sun & Qi Dong - 1300-1306 Negative verbal probabilities undermine communication of climate science
by Marie Juanchich & Karl Halvor Teigen & Theodore G. Shepherd & Miroslav Sirota - 1307-1314 Spaces of anthropogenic CO2 emissions compatible with climate boundaries
by Thomas Bossy & Philippe Ciais & Katsumasa Tanaka & Franck Lecocq & Philippe Bousquet & Thomas Gasser - 1315-1323 Future mesoscale horizontal stirring in polar oceans intensified by sea ice decline
by Gyuseok Yi & June-Yi Lee & Eun Young Kwon & Sun-Seon Lee & Myeong-Hyeon Kim & Wonsun Park & Karl Stein & Axel Timmermann - 1324-1332 Southward shift of the Antarctic Circumpolar Current upstream of Drake Passage maintains a stable circumpolar transport
by Chunhu Xie & Jiuxin Shi & Dapeng Li & Yongming Sun & Jindong Jiang & Guy D. Williams - 1333-1339 Damage development on Antarctic ice shelves sensitive to climate warming
by Maaike Izeboud & Bert Wouters & Sophie de Roda Husman & Stef Lhermitte - 1340-1347 Pan-basin warming now overshadows robust Pacific Decadal Oscillation
by Allison A. Cluett & Steven J. Bograd & Michael G. Jacox & Mercedes Pozo Buil & Elliott L. Hazen - 1348-1354 Climate change drives low dissolved oxygen and increased hypoxia rates in rivers worldwide
by Duncan J. Graham & Marc F. P. Bierkens & Edward R. Jones & Edwin H. Sutanudjaja & Michelle T. H. van Vliet - 1355-1362 Anthropogenic enhancement of subsurface soil moisture droughts
by Yansong Guan & Xihui Gu & Aiguo Dai & Tianjun Zhou & Xing Yuan & Ashok K. Mishra & Jakob Zscheischler & Yadu Pokhrel & Lunche Wang & Jianfeng Li & Shengzhi Huang & Sijia Luo & Liangwei Li & Dongdong Kong & Xiang Zhang - 1363-1370 Warming increases the phenological mismatch between carbon sources and sinks in conifers
by X. Li & R. Silvestro & E. Liang & M. Mencuccini & J. J. Camarero & C. B. K. Rathgeber & J. D. Sylvain & C. Nabais & A. Giovannelli & A. Saracino & L. Saulino & R. Guerrieri & J. Gričar & P. Prislan & R. L. Peters & K. Čufar & B. Yang & S. Antonucci & E. Babushkina & F. Biondi & F. Campelo & M. Carrer & M. De Luis & A. Deslauriers & G. Drolet & M. Fajstavr & M. V. Fonti & P. Fonti & R. García-Valdés & A. Gruber & V. Gryc & A. Güney & J. Kašpar & A. V. Kirdyanov & A. A. Knorre & F. Lombardi & H. Mäkinen & R. A. Malik & E. Martinez del Castillo & P. Nöjd & W. Oberhuber & A. P. Ouimette & V. Shishov & R. Sukumar & R. Tognetti & V. Treml & H. Vavrčík & J. Vieira & Q. Zeng & E. Ziaco & S. Rossi - 1371-1377 Widespread influence of artificial light at night on ecosystem metabolism
by Alice S. A. Johnston & Jiyoung Kim & Jim A. Harris - 1378-1387 Hybridization mitigates climate change risk in mountainous birds
by Shuai Zhang & Yilin Chen & Wenqing Zang & Xinlai Wu & Per G. P. Ericson & Fumin Lei & Yanhua Qu - 1388-1388 Author Correction: The carbon hoofprint of cities is shaped by geography and production in the livestock supply chain
by Benjamin P. Goldstein & Rylie E. O. Pelton & Dimitrios Gounaridis & Jennifer Schmitt & Nathaniel Springer & Joshua P. Newell - 1389-1389 Publisher Correction: Consequential differences in satellite-era sea surface temperature trends across datasets
by S. Menemenlis & G. A. Vecchi & Wenchang Yang & S. Fueglistaler & S. P. Raghuraman
November 2025, Volume 15, Issue 11
- 1125-1126 Heatwaves worsen educational inequality in Brazil
by Luana Stangherlin dos Santos & Júlio César Claudino Santos - 1127-1129 Balancing simplicity and complexity through corporate emissions benchmarking
by Saphira Rekker & Kaya Axelsson & Anders Bjørn & Chris Greig & Richard Heede & Matthew J. Hornsey & Jacquelyn E. Humphrey & Matthew Ives & David Kampmann & Mark Roelfsema & Adrien Rose & Sue-Lyn Stubbs & Belinda Wade - 1130-1132 The expanding role of climate assessments as legal evidence
by Stacy-ann Robinson & Shaina Sadai & Heloise Evins-Mackenzie - 1133-1135 Reorienting climate litigation in a time of backlash
by Mette Eilstrup-Sangiovanni & Nina Hall & Lisa Vanhala & Joana Setzer & Ian Higham & Harro van Asselt - 1136-1140 Expert retrospective on a decade of the Paris Agreement
by Carl-Friedrich Schleussner & Paula Castro & Alexandra Lesnikowski & Adelle Thomas & Romain Weikmans & J. Timmons Roberts & Ambuj D. Sagar & Sonja Klinsky & Thomas Bernauer - 1141-1141 Expanding storms
by Jasper Franke - 1141-1141 Microbes wake up
by Alyssa Findlay - 1141-1141 Climate anxiety and parenting practices
by Danyang Cheng - 1141-1141 Bees already fly in sub-optimal conditions
by Tegan Armarego-Marriott - 1142-1143 Generative AI can influence climate beliefs and actions
by Anandita Sabherwal - 1144-1145 Abrupt thaw alters phosphorus cycling in alpine tundra
by Colleen M. Iversen