Climate Warming Speeds Up Whiplash Between Droughts and Floods, Hitting the Poor Hardest
A new PNAS Nexus study finds that drought–flood switching events in China are increasing by about 10.09 percent per 0.5 ...
A new PNAS Nexus study finds that drought–flood switching events in China are increasing by about 10.09 percent per 0.5 ...
A UC Riverside study of 141 U.S. urban fires since 1984 finds that wealthy suburban neighborhoods face about 30 percent ...
A nonlinear optimization model applied to a real Chilean fruit enterprise over twenty years increased cumulative net profits by 32.7 ...
A comparative study of Taiwan's Mingde and Shihmen reservoirs shows machine learning models forecast monthly storage with high skill but ...
A new study of Scots pine plantations in Spain, Romania and Northeast China shows that soil moisture limits growth in ...
A new study in Plants, People, Planet shows that sensor-based irrigation and drone monitoring saved up to 15 percent of ...
A study of more than 88,000 US forest plots shows that diverse forests resist and recover from simultaneous heat and ...
A comprehensive 32-year evaluation shows that NOAA's SPEAR and NCEP's CFSv2 seasonal models deliver useful spring rainfall skill but share ...
A new geospatial study finds that about 80 percent of Kabul is exposed to three or more overlapping environmental hazards, ...
A new Climate Dynamics study shows that Tibetan Plateau aridity has been dominated by precipitation trends but that strong warming ...
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