Africa Needs Rapid Climate Attribution Science
A new perspective argues that Africa must adopt an inverted approach to operationalize extreme event attribution, leveraging strategic partnerships to ...
A new perspective argues that Africa must adopt an inverted approach to operationalize extreme event attribution, leveraging strategic partnerships to ...
A county-level analysis in Kenya reveals that climate risk estimates vary significantly depending on the conceptual frameworks and data sources ...
A six-decade analysis of nine Chinese river basins finds heatwave frequency rose sharply after 1997, with extreme events expanding their ...
A Bayesian modelling study of 261 Ghanaian districts estimates that non-optimal temperature and rainfall were jointly attributable to about 1.67 ...
A review of 272 studies finds that research on climate hazards in African cities is expanding rapidly but remains skewed ...
A new geospatial study maps coastal vulnerability in unprotected communities of Barguna, Bangladesh, revealing that hazard intensity and fragile terrain ...
A new two-stage method that filters climate model ensembles using both observations and initialized decadal predictions significantly narrows the uncertainty ...
A process-based analysis shows that simulated month-long heatwaves exceeding Western European records by more than 5 degrees Celsius are physically ...
Researchers have developed a Weighted Isohyet-shift Index that converts the wandering of China's 400 mm precipitation boundary into direction-sensitive, county-level ...
A scoping review of 94 studies published between 2003 and 2023 finds that African climate vulnerability assessments remain dominated by ...
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