When One Disaster Triggers Another: How Cascading Climate Risks Are Breaking North American Cities
A new comparative review of cities in Canada, the United States, and Mexico finds that compound and cascading climate risks ...
A new comparative review of cities in Canada, the United States, and Mexico finds that compound and cascading climate risks ...
A two-decade satellite analysis of 100 global cities shows that losing water bodies and expanding impervious surfaces amplify urban extreme ...
Scientists digitized nearly 10,000 handwritten weather sheets from Congolese archives, producing over one million daily observations that reveal clear warming ...
A study of over 111,000 cardiovascular deaths in China reveals that fine particulate matter and extreme cold amplify each other's ...
A new PLOS Climate essay argues that urban heat in fast-growing Global South cities must be treated as a structural ...
A 13-year analysis of nearly 130 million California emergency department visits shows heat drives far more illness than official counts ...
A new study comparing AI-based and physics-based weather forecasts finds both systematically underestimate heat-related mortality in Europe, but data-driven models ...
A new PLOS Climate review finds that extreme heat and climate change increase disease across every major organ system while ...
A new policy analysis finds that financial, structural, and regional barriers leave many older Americans dangerously exposed to extreme heat ...
A two-year network of 114 sensors across the Greater Toronto Area, combined with Bayesian synthetic heatwave simulation and machine learning, ...
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