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September 2019, Volume 9, Issue 9
- 649-650 Midlatitudes unaffected by sea ice loss
by John C. Fyfe - 651-652 A canary in the Southern Ocean
by Nicolas Metzl - 653-654 Implausible projections overestimate near-term Bitcoin CO2 emissions
by Eric Masanet & Arman Shehabi & Nuoa Lei & Harald Vranken & Jonathan Koomey & Jens Malmodin - 655-655 Rational mining limits Bitcoin emissions
by Nicolas Houy - 656-657 Could Bitcoin emissions push global warming above 2 °C?
by Lars Dittmar & Aaron Praktiknjo - 658-659 Mora et al. reply
by Camilo Mora & Randi L. Rollins & Katie Taladay & Michael B. Kantar & Mason K. Chock & Mio Shimada & Erik C. Franklin - 660-665 The climate mitigation opportunity behind global power transmission and distribution
by Kavita Surana & Sarah M. Jordaan - 666-671 Summer weather becomes more persistent in a 2 °C world
by Peter Pfleiderer & Carl-Friedrich Schleussner & Kai Kornhuber & Dim Coumou - 672-677 Antarctic iceberg impacts on future Southern Hemisphere climate
by Fabian Schloesser & Tobias Friedrich & Axel Timmermann & Robert M. DeConto & David Pollard - 678-683 Enhanced oceanic CO2 uptake along the rapidly changing West Antarctic Peninsula
by Michael S. Brown & David R. Munro & Colette J. Feehan & Colm Sweeney & Hugh W. Ducklow & Oscar M. Schofield - 684-689 Nitrogen and phosphorus constrain the CO2 fertilization of global plant biomass
by César Terrer & Robert B. Jackson & I. Colin Prentice & Trevor F. Keenan & Christina Kaiser & Sara Vicca & Joshua B. Fisher & Peter B. Reich & Benjamin D. Stocker & Bruce A. Hungate & Josep Peñuelas & Ian McCallum & Nadejda A. Soudzilovskaia & Lucas A. Cernusak & Alan F. Talhelm & Kevin Van Sundert & Shilong Piao & Paul C. D. Newton & Mark J. Hovenden & Dana M. Blumenthal & Yi Y. Liu & Christoph Müller & Klaus Winter & Christopher B. Field & Wolfgang Viechtbauer & Caspar J. Van Lissa & Marcel R. Hoosbeek & Makoto Watanabe & Takayoshi Koike & Victor O. Leshyk & H. Wayne Polley & Oskar Franklin - 690-696 How contemporary bioclimatic and human controls change global fire regimes
by Douglas I. Kelley & Ioannis Bistinas & Rhys Whitley & Chantelle Burton & Toby R. Marthews & Ning Dong - 697-704 Minimal influence of reduced Arctic sea ice on coincident cold winters in mid-latitudes
by Russell Blackport & James A. Screen & Karin van der Wiel & Richard Bintanja - 705-710 Persistent acceleration in global sea-level rise since the 1960s
by Sönke Dangendorf & Carling Hay & Francisco M. Calafat & Marta Marcos & Christopher G. Piecuch & Kevin Berk & Jürgen Jensen - 711-718 Robustness and uncertainties in global multivariate wind-wave climate projections
by Joao Morim & Mark Hemer & Xiaolan L. Wang & Nick Cartwright & Claire Trenham & Alvaro Semedo & Ian Young & Lucy Bricheno & Paula Camus & Mercè Casas-Prat & Li Erikson & Lorenzo Mentaschi & Nobuhito Mori & Tomoya Shimura & Ben Timmermans & Ole Aarnes & Øyvind Breivik & Arno Behrens & Mikhail Dobrynin & Melisa Menendez & Joanna Staneva & Michael Wehner & Judith Wolf & Bahareh Kamranzad & Adrean Webb & Justin Stopa & Fernando Andutta - 719-725 Emergence of anthropogenic signals in the ocean carbon cycle
by Sarah Schlunegger & Keith B. Rodgers & Jorge L. Sarmiento & Thomas L. Frölicher & John P. Dunne & Masao Ishii & Richard Slater - 726-726 Publisher Correction: Reduced probability of ice-free summers for 1.5 °C compared to 2 °C warming
by Alexandra Jahn - 726-726 Author Correction: Sea-level driven land conversion and the formation of ghost forests
by Matthew L. Kirwan & Keryn B. Gedan
August 2019, Volume 9, Issue 8
- 570-572 Why setting a climate deadline is dangerous
by Shinichiro Asayama & Rob Bellamy & Oliver Geden & Warren Pearce & Mike Hulme - 572-574 Is adaptation success a flawed concept?
by Lisa Dilling & Anjal Prakash & Zinta Zommers & Farid Ahmad & Nuvodita Singh & Sara de Wit & Johanna Nalau & Meaghan Daly & Kerry Bowman - 575-576 The political economy of solar power
by Jennifer M. Bernstein - 576-576 On our bookshelf
by Adam Yeeles - 577-577 Crops already affected
by Bronwyn Wake - 577-577 Grassland gas
by Alyssa Findlay - 577-577 Counting tree contributions
by Adam Yeeles - 577-577 In models we trust
by Baird Langenbrunner - 578-579 The limits of capacity building
by Mark Lubell & Meredith T. Niles - 579-580 Tropical cyclones and heatwaves
by Ning Lin - 581-586 Persecuting, protecting or ignoring biodiversity under climate change
by Brett R. Scheffers & Gretta Pecl - 587-591 The impacts of a capacity-building workshop in a randomized adaptation project
by Francisco Alpízar & María Bernedo Del Carpio & Paul J. Ferraro & Ben S. Meiselman - 592-597 Prospects for powering past coal
by Jessica Jewell & Vadim Vinichenko & Lola Nacke & Aleh Cherp - 598-601 Decadal global temperature variability increases strongly with climate sensitivity
by Femke J. M. M. Nijsse & Peter M. Cox & Chris Huntingford & Mark S. Williamson - 602-606 An emerging tropical cyclone–deadly heat compound hazard
by T. Matthews & R. L. Wilby & C. Murphy - 607-610 Arctic greening and bird nest predation risk across tundra ecotones
by Rolf A. Ims & John-Andre Henden & Marita A. Strømeng & Anders V. Thingnes & Mari J. Garmo & Jane U. Jepsen - 611-616 A simple model predicts how warming simplifies wild food webs
by Eoin J. O’Gorman & Owen L. Petchey & Katy J. Faulkner & Bruno Gallo & Timothy A. C. Gordon & Joana Neto-Cerejeira & Jón S. Ólafsson & Doris E. Pichler & Murray S. A. Thompson & Guy Woodward - 617-622 Widespread increase of boreal summer dry season length over the Congo rainforest
by Yan Jiang & Liming Zhou & Compton J. Tucker & Ajay Raghavendra & Wenjian Hua & Yi Y. Liu & Joanna Joiner - 623-626 Global loss of climate connectivity in tropical forests
by Rebecca A. Senior & Jane K. Hill & David P. Edwards - 627-631 Niche syndromes reveal climate-driven extinction threat to island endemic conifers
by Kyle C. Rosenblad & Daniel L. Perret & Dov F. Sax - 632-636 Management for network diversity speeds evolutionary adaptation to climate change
by Timothy E. Walsworth & Daniel E. Schindler & Madhavi A. Colton & Michael S. Webster & Stephen R. Palumbi & Peter J. Mumby & Timothy E. Essington & Malin L. Pinsky - 637-641 Fish die-offs are concurrent with thermal extremes in north temperate lakes
by Aaron Till & Andrew L. Rypel & Andrew Bray & Samuel B. Fey
July 2019, Volume 9, Issue 7
- 492-492 Japan’s opportunity to lead
by Daniel Aldrich & Phillip Y. Lipscy & Mary M. McCarthy - 493-494 The Achilles heel of climate-smart agriculture
by Jon Hellin & Eleanor Fisher - 494-496 Tackling climate change to accelerate sustainable development
by Liu Zhenmin & Patricia Espinosa - 497-498 Sustainable development and climate goals
by Adam Yeeles - 499-499 Optimal city design
by Bronwyn Wake - 499-499 Energy aid emission costs
by Jenn Richler - 499-499 Further poleward influence
by Baird Langenbrunner - 499-499 Heart unhealthy ozone
by Adam Yeeles - 500-501 Fear, grief, hope and action
by Ross Westoby & Karen E. McNamara - 501-502 Fishing communities at risk
by Natalie C. Ban - 503-511 The need for bottom-up assessments of climate risks and adaptation in climate-sensitive regions
by Declan Conway & Robert J. Nicholls & Sally Brown & Mark G. L. Tebboth & William Neil Adger & Bashir Ahmad & Hester Biemans & Florence Crick & Arthur F. Lutz & Ricardo Safra Campos & Mohammed Said & Chandni Singh & Modathir Abdalla Hassan Zaroug & Eva Ludi & Mark New & Philippus Wester - 512-516 Shifting habitats expose fishing communities to risk under climate change
by Lauren A. Rogers & Robert Griffin & Talia Young & Emma Fuller & Kevin St. Martin & Malin L. Pinsky - 517-522 Strengthening tropical Pacific zonal sea surface temperature gradient consistent with rising greenhouse gases
by Richard Seager & Mark Cane & Naomi Henderson & Dong-Eun Lee & Ryan Abernathey & Honghai Zhang - 523-528 Cloud microphysics and circulation anomalies control differences in future Greenland melt
by Stefan Hofer & Andrew J. Tedstone & Xavier Fettweis & Jonathan L. Bamber - 529-534 Setting and smashing extreme temperature records over the coming century
by Scott B. Power & François P. D. Delage - 535-541 Shifts in tourists’ sentiments and climate risk perceptions following mass coral bleaching of the Great Barrier Reef
by Matthew I. Curnock & Nadine A. Marshall & Lauric Thiault & Scott F. Heron & Jessica Hoey & Genevieve Williams & Bruce Taylor & Petina L. Pert & Jeremy Goldberg - 542-546 Climate clubs and the macro-economic benefits of international cooperation on climate policy
by Leonidas Paroussos & Antoine Mandel & Kostas Fragkiadakis & Panagiotis Fragkos & Jochen Hinkel & Zoi Vrontisi - 547-553 Amazonian tree species threatened by deforestation and climate change
by Vitor H. F. Gomes & Ima C. G. Vieira & Rafael P. Salomão & Hans ter Steege - 554-561 Global assessment of primate vulnerability to extreme climatic events
by Lyubing Zhang & Eric I. Ameca & Guy Cowlishaw & Nathalie Pettorelli & Wendy Foden & Georgina M. Mace - 562-566 Shifting avian spatial regimes in a changing climate
by Caleb P. Roberts & Craig R. Allen & David G. Angeler & Dirac Twidwell - 567-567 Author Correction: Country-level social cost of carbon
by Katharine Ricke & Laurent Drouet & Ken Caldeira & Massimo Tavoni - 567-567 Publisher Correction: Strategies to reduce the global carbon footprint of plastics
by Jiajia Zheng & Sangwon Suh - 567-567 Publisher Correction: Oscillating American winter temperatures
by Stephen Baxter
June 2019, Volume 9, Issue 6
- 428-430 The rhetorical limitations of the #FridaysForFuture movement
by Darrick Evensen - 430-431 The broader importance of #FridaysForFuture
by Dana R. Fisher - 431-433 Climate-conscious consumers and the buy, bank, burn program
by Reyer Gerlagh & Roweno J. R. K. Heijmans - 434-434 Delayed wet season
by Baird Langenbrunner - 434-434 Academic air travel
by Jenn Richler - 434-434 Banana disease risk
by Adam Yeeles - 434-434 Cool gas in warm summers
by Laura Zinke - 435-436 Children teach their parents
by Martha C. Monroe - 436-437 Costs of climate politics
by Fabien Prieur - 437-438 Old Arctic carbon stability
by Richard Conant - 439-439 The potential cost of nudges
by Alexander Maki - 440-449 Tracking global climate change adaptation among governments
by Lea Berrang-Ford & Robbert Biesbroek & James D. Ford & Alexandra Lesnikowski & Andrew Tanabe & Frances M. Wang & Chen Chen & Angel Hsu & Jessica J. Hellmann & Patrick Pringle & Martina Grecequet & J.-C. Amado & Saleemul Huq & Shuaib Lwasa & S. Jody Heymann - 450-457 Sea-level driven land conversion and the formation of ghost forests
by Matthew L. Kirwan & Keryn B. Gedan - 458-462 Children can foster climate change concern among their parents
by Danielle F. Lawson & Kathryn T. Stevenson & M. Nils Peterson & Sarah J. Carrier & Renee L. Strnad & Erin Seekamp - 463-466 Potential for low-cost carbon dioxide removal through tropical reforestation
by Jonah Busch & Jens Engelmann & Susan C. Cook-Patton & Bronson W. Griscom & Timm Kroeger & Hugh Possingham & Priya Shyamsundar - 467-471 14C evidence that millennial and fast-cycling soil carbon are equally sensitive to warming
by Lydia J. S. Vaughn & Margaret S. Torn - 472-476 The social cost of lobbying over climate policy
by Kyle C. Meng & Ashwin Rode - 477-483 Resistance to ocean acidification in coral reef taxa is not gained by acclimatization
by S. Comeau & C. E. Cornwall & T. M. DeCarlo & S. S. Doo & R. C. Carpenter & M. T. McCulloch - 484-489 Nudging out support for a carbon tax
by David Hagmann & Emily H Ho & George Loewenstein - 490-490 Publisher Correction: Drivers of peak and decline
by Kuishuang Feng - 490-490 Publisher Correction: Robust abatement pathways to tolerable climate futures require immediate global action
by J. R. Lamontagne & P. M. Reed & G. Marangoni & K. Keller & G. G. Garner - 490-490 Publisher Correction: Southern Hemisphere subtropical drying as a transient response to warming
by J. M. Kale Sniderman & Josephine R. Brown & Jon D. Woodhead & Andrew D. King & Nathan P. Gillett & Katarzyna B. Tokarska & Katja Lorbacher & John Hellstrom & Russell N. Drysdale & Malte Meinshausen
May 2019, Volume 9, Issue 5
- 342-342 Foresight must guide geoengineering research and development
by Andrew Lenton & Philip W. Boyd & Marcus Thatcher & Kathryn M. Emmerson - 343-345 The future is collaborative
by G. Cundill & B. Currie-Alder & M. Leone - 345-347 Model-based assessments for long-term climate strategies
by Matthias Weitzel & Toon Vandyck & Kimon Keramidas & Markus Amann & Pantelis Capros & Michel den Elzen & Stefan Frank & Stéphane Tchung-Ming & Ana Díaz Vázquez & Bert Saveyn - 348-348 Fundamentals point to carbon capture
by Hannah Chalmers - 349-351 Looking past the horizon of 2100
by Sonja Renssen - 352-352 A stronger South Asian monsoon
by Baird Langenbrunner - 352-352 Land protection benefits
by Adam Yeeles - 352-352 Fen drying versus warming
by Laura Zinke - 352-352 Mosquitos on the march
by Alastair Brown - 353-354 Feeling the heat is not enough
by Peter D. Howe - 354-355 Oscillating American winter temperatures
by Stephen Baxter - 355-356 The fate of Amazonia
by Emanuel Gloor - 357-357 Experimenting with multistressors
by Bronwyn Wake - 358-369 Contributions of GRACE to understanding climate change
by Byron D. Tapley & Michael M. Watkins & Frank Flechtner & Christoph Reigber & Srinivas Bettadpur & Matthew Rodell & Ingo Sasgen & James S. Famiglietti & Felix W. Landerer & Don P. Chambers & John T. Reager & Alex S. Gardner & Himanshu Save & Erik R. Ivins & Sean C. Swenson & Carmen Boening & Christoph Dahle & David N. Wiese & Henryk Dobslaw & Mark E. Tamisiea & Isabella Velicogna - 370-373 The UK summer heatwave of 2018 and public concern over energy security
by Shaun Larcom & Po-Wen She & Terry Gevelt - 374-378 Strategies to reduce the global carbon footprint of plastics
by Jiajia Zheng & Sangwon Suh - 379-383 Unchanged frequency of moraine-dammed glacial lake outburst floods in the Himalaya
by Georg Veh & Oliver Korup & Sebastian Specht & Sigrid Roessner & Ariane Walz - 384-388 Amazonian rainforest tree mortality driven by climate and functional traits
by Izabela Aleixo & Darren Norris & Lia Hemerik & Antenor Barbosa & Eduardo Prata & Flávia Costa & Lourens Poorter - 389-396 Asserting the climate benefits of the coal-to-gas shift across temporal and spatial scales
by Katsumasa Tanaka & Otávio Cavalett & William J. Collins & Francesco Cherubini - 397-404 Climate damages and adaptation potential across diverse sectors of the United States
by Jeremy Martinich & Allison Crimmins - 405-412 Reconciling opposing Walker circulation trends in observations and model projections
by Eui-Seok Chung & Axel Timmermann & Brian J. Soden & Kyung-Ja Ha & Lei Shi & Viju O. John - 413-418 Tropical influence on the North Pacific Oscillation drives winter extremes in North America
by Mi-Kyung Sung & Hye-Young Jang & Baek-Min Kim & Sang-Wook Yeh & Yong-Sang Choi & Changhyun Yoo - 419-425 Advances in phenology are conserved across scale in present and future climates
by David N. Laskin & Gregory J. McDermid & Scott E. Nielsen & Shawn J. Marshall & David R. Roberts & Alessandro Montaghi
April 2019, Volume 9, Issue 4
- 256-256 The race to remove CO2 needs more contestants
by Greg H. Rau - 257-257 Idea coalitions in climate policy
by Adam Yeeles - 257-257 Drivers of transnational action
by Jenn Richler - 257-257 Greenland feels the heat
by Bronwyn Wake - 257-257 Growth in destruction
by Alastair Brown - 258-259 Diversity in decision-making
by Björn Vollan & Adam Douglas Henry - 259-260 From trails to models
by Henry P. Huntington - 261-268 A pathway design framework for national low greenhouse gas emission development strategies
by Henri Waisman & Chris Bataille & Harald Winkler & Frank Jotzo & Priyadarshi Shukla & Michel Colombier & Daniel Buira & Patrick Criqui & Manfred Fischedick & Mikiko Kainuma & Emilio Rovere & Steve Pye & George Safonov & Ucok Siagian & Fei Teng & Maria-Rosa Virdis & Jim Williams & Soogil Young & Gabrial Anandarajah & Rizaldi Boer & Yongsun Cho & Amandine Denis-Ryan & Subash Dhar & Maria Gaeta & Claudio Gesteira & Ben Haley & Jean-Charles Hourcade & Qiang Liu & Oleg Lugovoy & Toshihiko Masui & Sandrine Mathy & Ken Oshiro & Ramiro Parrado & Minal Pathak & Vladimir Potashnikov & Sascha Samadi & David Sawyer & Thomas Spencer & Jordi Tovilla & Hilton Trollip - 269-278 Progressing emergent constraints on future climate change
by Alex Hall & Peter Cox & Chris Huntingford & Stephen Klein - 279-287 Learning about urban climate solutions from case studies
by William F. Lamb & Felix Creutzig & Max W. Callaghan & Jan C. Minx - 288-289 Faster fuelling is the key to faster migration
by Åke Lindström & Thomas Alerstam & Anders Hedenström - 290-294 Robust abatement pathways to tolerable climate futures require immediate global action
by J. R. Lamontagne & P. M. Reed & G. Marangoni & K. Keller & G. G. Garner - 295-299 Halving warming with idealized solar geoengineering moderates key climate hazards
by Peter Irvine & Kerry Emanuel & Jie He & Larry W. Horowitz & Gabriel Vecchi & David Keith - 300-305 Enhanced land–sea warming contrast elevates aerosol pollution in a warmer world
by Robert J. Allen & Taufiq Hassan & Cynthia A. Randles & Hui Su - 306-312 Marine heatwaves threaten global biodiversity and the provision of ecosystem services
by Dan A. Smale & Thomas Wernberg & Eric C. J. Oliver & Mads Thomsen & Ben P. Harvey & Sandra C. Straub & Michael T. Burrows & Lisa V. Alexander & Jessica A. Benthuysen & Markus G. Donat & Ming Feng & Alistair J. Hobday & Neil J. Holbrook & Sarah E. Perkins-Kirkpatrick & Hillary A. Scannell & Alex Gupta & Ben L. Payne & Pippa J. Moore - 313-317 Sudden emergence of a shallow aragonite saturation horizon in the Southern Ocean
by Gabriela Negrete-García & Nicole S. Lovenduski & Claudine Hauri & Kristen M. Krumhardt & Siv K. Lauvset - 318-322 Rapid growth in greenhouse gas emissions from the adoption of industrial-scale aquaculture
by Junji Yuan & Jian Xiang & Deyan Liu & Hojeong Kang & Tiehu He & Sunghyun Kim & Yongxin Lin & Chris Freeman & Weixin Ding - 323-329 Global habitat loss and extinction risk of terrestrial vertebrates under future land-use-change scenarios
by Ryan P. Powers & Walter Jetz - 330-334 Gender quotas increase the equality and effectiveness of climate policy interventions
by Nathan J. Cook & Tara Grillos & Krister P. Andersson - 335-339 Changing access to ice, land and water in Arctic communities
by J. D. Ford & D. Clark & T. Pearce & L. Berrang-Ford & L. Copland & J. Dawson & M. New & S. L Harper - 340-340 Author Correction: New EU ETS Phase 4 rules temporarily puncture waterbed
by Grischa Perino
March 2019, Volume 9, Issue 3
- 180-182 Celebrating the anniversary of three key events in climate change science
by Benjamin D. Santer & Céline J. W. Bonfils & Qiang Fu & John C. Fyfe & Gabriele C. Hegerl & Carl Mears & Jeffrey F. Painter & Stephen Po-Chedley & Frank J. Wentz & Mark D. Zelinka & Cheng-Zhi Zou - 183-185 Climate research for the twenty-first century
by Bronwyn Wake - 186-186 Seasonally uneven warming
by Alastair Brown - 186-186 Social capital supports action
by Jenn Richler - 186-186 Coal methane unabated
by Adam Yeeles - 186-186 Overturning observations
by Bronwyn Wake - 187-188 Support for climate unilateralism
by Matto Mildenberger - 188-189 Drivers of peak and decline
by Kuishuang Feng - 189-190 Australian wheat beats the heat
by Ken E. Giller & Frank Ewert - 191-195 Evidence-based strategies to combat scientific misinformation
by Justin Farrell & Kathryn McConnell & Robert Brulle - 196-202 Applying big data beyond small problems in climate research
by Benedikt Knüsel & Marius Zumwald & Christoph Baumberger & Gertrude Hirsch Hadorn & Erich M. Fischer & David N. Bresch & Reto Knutti - 203-208 Achievement of Paris climate goals unlikely due to time lags in the land system
by Calum Brown & Peter Alexander & Almut Arneth & Ian Holman & Mark Rounsevell - 209-210 Brazilian ethanol expansion subject to limitations
by Alexandre C. Köberle & Joana Portugal-Pereira & Bruno Cunha & Rafael Garaffa & André F. P. Lucena & Alexandre Szklo & Roberto Schaeffer - 211-212 Reply to: Brazilian ethanol expansion subject to limitations
by Deepak Jaiswal & Amanda P. De Souza & Søren Larsen & David S. LeBauer & Fernando E. Miguez & Gerd Sparovek & Germán Bollero & Marcos S. Buckeridge & Stephen P. Long - 213-217 Drivers of declining CO2 emissions in 18 developed economies
by Corinne Le Quéré & Jan Ivar Korsbakken & Charlie Wilson & Jale Tosun & Robbie Andrew & Robert J. Andres & Josep G. Canadell & Andrew Jordan & Glen P. Peters & Detlef P. van Vuuren - 218-221 Robust eligibility criteria essential for new global scheme to offset aviation emissions
by Carsten Warnecke & Lambert Schneider & Thomas Day & Stephanie La Hoz Theuer & Harry Fearnehough - 222-226 The transient response of atmospheric and oceanic heat transports to anthropogenic warming
by Chengfei He & Zhengyu Liu & Aixue Hu - 227-231 Widespread loss of lake ice around the Northern Hemisphere in a warming world
by Sapna Sharma & Kevin Blagrave & John J. Magnuson & Catherine M. O’Reilly & Samantha Oliver & Ryan D. Batt & Madeline R. Magee & Dietmar Straile & Gesa A. Weyhenmeyer & Luke Winslow & R. Iestyn Woolway - 232-236 Southern Hemisphere subtropical drying as a transient response to warming
by J. M. Kale Sniderman & Josephine R. Brown & Jon D. Woodhead & Andrew D. King & Nathan P. Gillett & Katarzyna B. Tokarska & Katja Lorbacher & John Hellstrom & Russell N. Drysdale & Malte Meinshausen - 237-243 Prediction of unprecedented biological shifts in the global ocean
by G. Beaugrand & A. Conversi & A. Atkinson & J. Cloern & S. Chiba & S. Fonda-Umani & R. R. Kirby & C. H. Greene & E. Goberville & S. A. Otto & P. C. Reid & L. Stemmann & M. Edwards - 244-247 Early sowing systems can boost Australian wheat yields despite recent climate change
by James R. Hunt & Julianne M. Lilley & Ben Trevaskis & Bonnie M. Flohr & Allan Peake & Andrew Fletcher & Alexander B. Zwart & David Gobbett & John A. Kirkegaard - 248-252 Commitment failures are unlikely to undermine public support for the Paris agreement
by Liam F. Beiser-McGrath & Thomas Bernauer - 253-253 Publisher Correction: Boreal forest biomass accumulation is not increased by two decades of soil warming
by Hyungwoo Lim & Ram Oren & Torgny Näsholm & Monika Strömgren & Tomas Lundmark & Harald Grip & Sune Linder - 253-253 Publisher Correction: Beliefs about minority groups
by Jenn Richler
February 2019, Volume 9, Issue 2
- 82-84 Shift the focus from the super-poor to the super-rich
by Ilona M. Otto & Kyoung Mi Kim & Nika Dubrovsky & Wolfgang Lucht - 84-87 Grounding nature-based climate solutions in sound biodiversity science
by Nathalie Seddon & Beth Turner & Pam Berry & Alexandre Chausson & Cécile A. J. Girardin - 88-88 Declining yield resilience
by Alastair Brown - 88-88 More powerful tornadoes
by Graham Simpkins - 88-88 Demand-side green action
by Adam Yeeles - 88-88 To engage or not to engage?
by Jenn Richler - 89-90 General and specific motivations
by Andrea Louise Taylor - 90-91 Moving to the South Pole
by Margaret M. McBride - 92-93 Public lands fly under climate radar
by Nathan Ratledge & Steven J. Davis & Laura Zachary - 94-101 Towards operational predictions of the near-term climate
by Yochanan Kushnir & Adam A. Scaife & Raymond Arritt & Gianpaolo Balsamo & George Boer & Francisco Doblas-Reyes & Ed Hawkins & Masahide Kimoto & Rupa Kumar Kolli & Arun Kumar & Daniela Matei & Katja Matthes & Wolfgang A. Müller & Terence O’Kane & Judith Perlwitz & Scott Power & Marilyn Raphael & Akihiko Shimpo & Doug Smith & Matthias Tuma & Bo Wu - 102-110 Taking climate model evaluation to the next level
by Veronika Eyring & Peter M. Cox & Gregory M. Flato & Peter J. Gleckler & Gab Abramowitz & Peter Caldwell & William D. Collins & Bettina K. Gier & Alex D. Hall & Forrest M. Hoffman & George C. Hurtt & Alexandra Jahn & Chris D. Jones & Stephen A. Klein & John P. Krasting & Lester Kwiatkowski & Ruth Lorenz & Eric Maloney & Gerald A. Meehl & Angeline G. Pendergrass & Robert Pincus & Alex C. Ruane & Joellen L. Russell & Benjamin M. Sanderson & Benjamin D. Santer & Steven C. Sherwood & Isla R. Simpson & Ronald J. Stouffer & Mark S. Williamson - 111-119 The evidence for motivated reasoning in climate change preference formation
by James N. Druckman & Mary C. McGrath - 120-121 The role of ocean dynamics in king penguin range estimation
by A. J. S. Meijers & M. P. Meredith & E. J. Murphy & D. P. Chambers & M. Belchier & E. F. Young - 122-122 Reply to: ‘The role of ocean dynamics in king penguin range estimation’
by Emiliano Trucchi & Robin Cristofari & Céline Le Bohec - 123-129 A reconciled estimate of the influence of Arctic sea-ice loss on recent Eurasian cooling
by Masato Mori & Yu Kosaka & Masahiro Watanabe & Hisashi Nakamura & Masahide Kimoto - 130-136 Constraining glacier elevation and mass changes in South America
by Matthias H. Braun & Philipp Malz & Christian Sommer & David Farías-Barahona & Tobias Sauter & Gino Casassa & Alvaro Soruco & Pedro Skvarca & Thorsten C. Seehaus - 137-141 Global patterns and dynamics of climate–groundwater interactions
by M. O. Cuthbert & T. Gleeson & N. Moosdorf & K. M. Befus & A. Schneider & J. Hartmann & B. Lehner - 142-147 Krill (Euphausia superba) distribution contracts southward during rapid regional warming
by Angus Atkinson & Simeon L. Hill & Evgeny A. Pakhomov & Volker Siegel & Christian S. Reiss & Valerie J. Loeb & Deborah K. Steinberg & Katrin Schmidt & Geraint A. Tarling & Laura Gerrish & Sévrine F. Sailley - 148-152 Physiology and iron modulate diverse responses of diatoms to a warming Southern Ocean
by Philip W. Boyd - 153-157 Bluetongue risk under future climates
by Anne E. Jones & Joanne Turner & Cyril Caminade & Andrew E. Heath & Maya Wardeh & Georgette Kluiters & Peter J. Diggle & Andrew P. Morse & Matthew Baylis - 158-163 Meta-analyses of factors motivating climate change adaptation behaviour
by Anne M. van Valkengoed & Linda Steg - 164-169 Integrity of firms’ emissions reporting in China’s early carbon markets
by Da Zhang & Qin Zhang & Shaozhou Qi & Jinpeng Huang & Valerie J. Karplus & Xiliang Zhang - 170-176 Organic matter from Arctic sea-ice loss alters bacterial community structure and function
by Graham J. C. Underwood & Christine Michel & Guillaume Meisterhans & Andrea Niemi & Claude Belzile & Matthias Witt & Alex J. Dumbrell & Boris P. Koch - 177-177 Publisher Correction: Contrasting responses of autumn-leaf senescence to daytime and night-time warming
by Chaoyang Wu & Xiaoyue Wang & Huanjiong Wang & Philippe Ciais & Josep Peñuelas & Ranga B. Myneni & Ankur R. Desai & Christopher M. Gough & Alemu Gonsamo & Andrew T. Black & Rachhpal S. Jassal & Weimin Ju & Wenping Yuan & Yongshuo Fu & Miaogen Shen & Shihua Li & Ronggao Liu & Jing M. Chen & Quansheng Ge - 177-177 Author Correction: Contrasting responses of autumn-leaf senescence to daytime and night-time warming
by Chaoyang Wu & Xiaoyue Wang & Huanjiong Wang & Philippe Ciais & Josep Peñuelas & Ranga B. Myneni & Ankur R. Desai & Christopher M. Gough & Alemu Gonsamo & Andrew T. Black & Rachhpal S. Jassal & Weimin Ju & Wenping Yuan & Yongshuo Fu & Miaogen Shen & Shihua Li & Ronggao Liu & Jing M. Chen & Quansheng Ge
January 2019, Volume 9, Issue 1
- 2-2 Waves do not contribute to global sea-level rise
by Jerome Aucan & Ron K. Hoeke & Curt D. Storlazzi & Justin Stopa & Moritz Wandres & Ryan Lowe - 3-3 Reply to ‘Waves do not contribute to global sea-level rise’
by Angélique Melet & Benoît Meyssignac & Rafaël Almar & Gonéri Le Cozannet - 4-6 International perspectives
by Jenn Richler - 7-7 Action needed on NDCs
by Adam Yeeles - 7-7 Photovoltaic win–win
by Alastair Brown - 7-7 Greenland Sea convection
by Graham Simpkins - 7-7 Shifts in storage
by Bronwyn Wake - 8-9 From myths to action
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