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 mixed-methods investigation reveals that coastal households in Ghana confront severe livelihood losses from recurrent storm surges while relying overwhelmingly ...
A study of eleven Central and Eastern European EU economies finds that climate-related transition exposure is conditionally associated with business ...
An opinion article in PLOS Climate argues that the UN Loss and Damage framework could bring mental health into climate ...
A two-day DAAD-funded workshop in Addis Ababa produced eight strategic recommendations for climate-resilient water management and SDG progress in Ethiopia.
A discourse analysis of BRICS submissions in the ICJ climate obligations case finds shared challenges to Western narratives but sharp ...
A new panel study of 37 Sub-Saharan African countries finds that mitigation-related climate finance improves sustainable development while broader climate-related ...
A theoretical model and numerical simulations suggest that stable foreign climate finance accelerates long-run growth in import-dependent low-income economies, while ...
Research indicates that the uncertainty arising from selecting different gridded precipitation products can match or surpass the magnitude of observed ...
A provision-by-provision analysis of the draft IMO Net-Zero Framework finds that its just-transition and food-security commitments would leave allocation, board ...
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