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Hannah Hughes @hannahhughes.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

In this paper we quantify government's engagement in the topics of carbon management (abatement technologies, CDR, BECCS, etc.) and nature based solutions in the approval of the #IPCC #AR6, two topics that would land in the outcome of the first global stocktake at #COP28

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PLOS Climate @plosclimate.org · 22/09/2026

New on the Latitude blog: the latest in our series of interviews with climate PhD students! This time, we speak to @krishnasg.bsky.social of @isemevol.bsky.social about his work on tipping points, biodiversity & ecosystems within the @climtip.bsky.social consortium latitude.plos.org/2026/09/plos...

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PLOS Climate PhD interview: Krishna Girish - Latitude

In our latest interview with a PhD student in climate, PLOS Climate speaks to Krishna Girish of the BioDICée group at ISEM…

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PLOS Climate @plosclimate.org · 22/09/2026

#MedCLIVAR2026 is happening this week, and @plos.org Senior Media Relations Manager, Bethany Baker, is attending on behalf of PLOS Climate. Please speak to Beth to learn about the chance to publish in our exciting new Collection on Mediterranean Climate! latitude.plos.org/2026/06/fort...

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PLOS Climate @plosclimate.org · 01/09/2026

In a new Opinion article, Xocaira Paes et al. argue that a sociobioeconomic transformation can drive combined progress on biodiversity conservation, climate mitigation and adaptation, Indigenous rights and local socioeconomic development in the Brazilian Amazon. journals.plos.org/climate/arti...

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From Commodities to Communities: Rebalancing public investment in the Amazon sociobiodiversity

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PLOS Climate @plosclimate.org · 01/09/2026

In a new PLOS Climate Research Article, Grüner and Mußhoff analyse the results of a survey of over 1500 researchers from 68 countries on their perceptions of the relevance of different behavioral patterns to adaptation and mitigation efforts. journals.plos.org/climate/arti...

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The relevance of behavioral patterns in dealing with human-induced climate change: Results from a survey with 1,510 researchers

This paper presents the findings of a global survey involving 1,510 researchers regarding climate change, focusing on behavioral patterns perceived as relevant to adaptation and mitigation efforts. Si...

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PLOS Climate @plosclimate.org · 01/09/2026

New research by Carolina Estevez and colleagues demonstrates that incorporating regret-based decision-making into coastal impact models can provide policy-relevant insights for designing more robust adaptation strategies under deep uncertainty. journals.plos.org/climate/arti...

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Regret-based global coastal adaptation decision-making under sea level uncertainty

Sea-level rise has large impacts on coastal areas. Many approaches to quantify the net benefits of regional or global coastal adaptation rely on strong assumptions about economically efficient decisio...

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PLOS Climate @plosclimate.org · 19/08/2026

Take a look at our updated journal homepage, featuring new Research Articles, Reviews, Essays and Opinions from across PLOS Climate's interdisciplinary scope 👇 journals.plos.org/climate/

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Joshua Culpepper @joshculpepper.bsky.social · 18/08/2026

Check out our recent opinion piece in @plosclimate.org that describes the impacts of a potential #SuperElNino on #lakes and how we might take advantage of this upcoming strong #ElNino to look forward in #limnology.

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PLOS Climate @plosclimate.org · 18/08/2026

In the latest Latitude blog post, we speak to Amber Boot, who recently joined our new section on Climate Resilience, Extremes and Tipping Points as an Academic Editor. latitude.plos.org/2026/08/meet...

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Meet PLOS Climate Academic Editor Amber Boot - Latitude

In this interview, we get to know Amber Boot of the Technical University of Denmark, who recently joined PLOS Climate as an…

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PLOS Climate @plosclimate.org · 14/08/2026

In a new Opinion piece just published in PLOS Climate, @joshculpepper.bsky.social, @sapnasharma.bsky.social and colleagues highlight the opportunity to use the upcoming ‘super” El Niño to investigate the effects of climate variability on lakes. journals.plos.org/climate/arti...

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Using a “Super” El Niño to understand how lakes respond to climate extremes

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Prachi Bhatnagar @prachib.bsky.social · 06/08/2026

Our new paper is out in PLOS Climate! Just 5 English councils have a publicly available climate-friendly food advertising policy, and 23 a procurement policy, varying hugely in scope and specificity. Great work by co-first authors Letitia Sermin-Reed & Mackenzie Fong and the team. bit.ly/4xivlRy

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Climate-friendly food advertising and procurement in English local authorities: A systematic scoping review of policy ambition

To meet their climate targets, local governments globally have recently developed food procurement and advertising policies to promote sustainable food systems and influence consumption behaviours. As...

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Patrick Rérat @patrickrerat.bsky.social · 03/08/2026

📢 New paper in PLOS Climate! Does teleworking really reduce CO₂ emissions? Based on a survey of 1000 teleworkers, we show that while teleworking reduces emissions linked to commuting, part of these gains can be offset by increased housing space requirements and ICT use doi.org/10.1371/jour...

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PLOS Climate @plosclimate.org · 13/08/2026

In the latest Latitude blog post, we speak to Florian Diekert, who recently joined PLOS Climate as an Academic Editor in our Economics section. latitude.plos.org/2026/08/meet...

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Meet PLOS Climate Academic Editor Florian Diekert - Latitude

In this interview, we get to know Florian Diekert of the University of Augsburg, who recently joined PLOS Climate as an Academic…

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PLOS Climate @plosclimate.org · 10/08/2026

New on the Latitude blog: meet Andreas Morr, who recently joined PLOS Climate as an Academic Editor in our Methods in Climate Science section! latitude.plos.org/2026/08/meet...

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Meet PLOS Climate Academic Editor Andreas Morr - Latitude

In this interview, we get to know Andreas Morr of TU Munich, who recently joined PLOS Climate as an Academic Editor in…

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Oxford Population Health @oxpop.bsky.social · 07/08/2026

📣 Can local authorities help make UK diets healthier and more sustainable? Following research in @plosclimate.org, Mike Rayner and @oxprimarycare.bsky.social colleagues argue local authorities could play a large role in steering UK diets to become healthier and more sustainable ➡️ buff.ly/OVopNFs

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PLOS Climate @plosclimate.org · 03/08/2026

Welcome to Taylor Smith of the University of Potsdam as an Academic Editor in PLOS Climate's new section on Climate Resilience, Extremes and Tipping Points! Learn about Taylor's work in environmental remote sensing and support for open science 👇 tasmi.github.io

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Environmental Remote Sensing

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PLOS Climate @plosclimate.org · 03/08/2026

We are very pleased to welcome Florian Diekert of the University of Augsburg to PLOS Climate as a new Academic Editor in our Economics section! floriandiekert.com

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Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research @tyndallcentre.bsky.social · 14/07/2026

Tyndall members Mark Tebboth/@reetiks.bsky.social recently gave evidence to an APPG about their research, and implications for UK migration and national security. Read their piece on the risks and limits of securitising nature & biodiversity crises💡https://buff.ly/ZBvkd0p

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Risks and limits from a securitisation framing of nature and biodiversity crises: Lessons from climate change

PLOS Climate unites experimental, theoretical, observational, technological, behavioral and socio-economic research from all regions of the world to tackle the challenges of a changing climate at a…

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PLOS Climate @plosclimate.org · 16/07/2026

Been watching the #WorldCup and thinking about the impacts of extreme weather conditions? New research by Dimitri Defrance and Tiffanie Lescure establishes a quantitative foundation for climate-aware sport scheduling and adaptation strategies in a warming world 👇 journals.plos.org/climate/arti...

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Global climate risks for outdoor sports under CMIP6 scenarios: A multi-indicator assessment based on WBGT, Heat Index, heavy rainfall, and heatwaves

Outdoor sports are increasingly exposed to climatic conditions that challenge athlete safety, performance and event organisation. Despite extensive physiological and epidemiological evidence on heat s...

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PLOS Climate @plosclimate.org · 14/07/2026

More exciting news! We're pleased to welcome Andreas Morr of the Technical University of Munich to PLOS Climate as an Academic Editor in our new Methods in Climate Science section. andreas-morr.de

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PLOS Climate @plosclimate.org · 13/07/2026

We're delighted to welcome Maya Ben-Yami of @pik-potsdam.bsky.social as a new Academic Editor in our Climate Resilience, Extremes and Tipping Points section! www.pik-potsdam.de/members/maya...

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PLOS Climate @plosclimate.org · 09/07/2026

New research by @jkittner.bsky.social et al. demonstrates the potential of ERA5-Land reanalysis data as a rural reference in urban heat island calculations. "Finding the sea level – Investigation of rural references for estimation of the urban heat island" journals.plos.org/climate/arti...

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Finding the sea level – Investigation of rural references for estimation of the urban heat island

The urban heat island (UHI) effect is one of the most studied phenomena in urban climatology. Numerous studies have revealed the heterogeneous nature of air temperature within cities, manifesting as a...

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PLOS Climate @plosclimate.org · 02/07/2026

In a major new Essay, Manuel Esperon-Rodriguez and colleagues call for a reframing of urban forests as essential living infrastructure embedded in legal, financial and planning frameworks to deliver cooler, healthier, more biodiverse and socially just cities. journals.plos.org/climate/arti...

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Rethinking urban forests as essential infrastructure for resilience, equity, and biodiversity in the current climate emergency

Urban forests are not merely green amenities; they support critical ecosystem functioning and services vital for healthy, resilient cities. Recognising urban forests as core infrastructure is essentia...

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