Inland water vessels—barges, tugs, and other ships plying rivers and canals—may be a substantial source of transport emissions, yet their...

Rising heat is already pushing cities toward higher electricity use, but a new study suggests that humidity—not just temperature—will shape...

A new study in npj Urban Sustainability argues that spatial planning can do more than regulate growth—it can actively reconcile...

New physics-based work by atmospheric scientists at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa challenges a widely used planning tool for...

A new study published in npj Climate Action reports that everyday climate-friendly habits do not “distract” people from supporting broader...

Reaching net-zero CO₂ emissions is widely expected to stop global warming, but the fate of temperatures long after the last...

Rivers can act like living scrubbers for methane, a greenhouse gas far more potent than carbon dioxide over shorter timescales....

Researchers at ICTA-UAB have released a freely accessible public tool to map vulnerability to climate gentrification across the Barcelona metropolitan...

As extreme rainfall events become more frequent and severe under climate change, boosting disaster resilience is no longer optional—it is...

Climate change policy is often shaped by political disagreement, but a new multinational study suggests that the divide is deeper...