Ethiopian farmers are adapting to a hotter, drier climate — but not all can afford to
A new study of smallholder farmers in northwestern Ethiopia reveals who adapts to climate change and who is left behind.
Tag: climate change
Political affiliation shapes climate attention and choice beyond extreme weather exposure
A preregistered study with real carbon emissions and objective weather records shows that political affiliation, not physical exposure to extreme ...
Africa’s Estuaries Deliver Billions in Value but Face Mounting Threats
A new review quantifies the ecological and economic value of African estuaries, from 62 million delta residents to 22–37 billion ...
Somalia Has the Warnings but Not the Action: Closing the Climate-Disease Gap
A new review argues that Somalia's real challenge in fighting climate-sensitive infectious diseases is not detecting outbreaks early but converting ...
Himalayan Precipitation Extremes Reveal a Stark North-South Divide, 40-Year Study Finds
A 40-year analysis using the 10-km HARv2 dataset reveals that Jammu & Kashmir is drying significantly, Himachal Pradesh faces lengthening ...
Declassified spy satellite photos reveal how Hindu Kush glaciers have melted since 1979
Declassified Cold War spy satellite imagery has allowed scientists to measure glacier mass loss in the Eastern Hindu Kush back ...
New web app maps the uncertain future of the world’s water resources
A free interactive web application distills a 20-member ensemble of global hydrological models into maps and percentile charts that reveal ...
Most Parents Worry Deeply About Climate Change, and It Shows in Their Parenting
A new latent class analysis of 545 parents of preschoolers finds that nearly three-quarters combine high climate change concern with ...
Satellites and Decision Trees Reveal How Climate Stress and Human Pressure Are Degrading a Nigerian Landscape
A 35-year satellite analysis of Wudil, Nigeria, links a 1.8 °C temperature rise, a 15 percent rainfall decline, and a ...
Climate Change Is Turning Rare Mycotoxin Outbreaks Into a Year-Round, Multi-Toxin Threat
A new Perspective argues that interacting climate stressors are widening the ecological windows for fungal growth and toxin production, making ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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