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Warming scenario increases rain-on-snow events in Gallatin watershed
SnowModel simulations project increased rain-on-snow events in the upper Gallatin River watershed, with significant hydrologic implications for streamflow and aquatic ecosystems under future.
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Physical activity initiatives may support climate and health goals
Conceptual framework demonstrating how physical activity initiatives generate co-benefits for climate mitigation, adaptation, and population health through integrated systems-based approaches.
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Public support for carbon pricing stayed stable in Germany
Study examines public support for carbon pricing in Germany 2019-2022, revealing that energy costs reduce backing while preferences shift toward social protection over environmental spending.
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Review maps links between geopolitical risk and ESG dynamics
Systematic review of geopolitical risk and ESG dynamics intersection, identifying five thematic clusters and proposing future research agendas for institutional stakeholders.
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Climate-adapted planning is needed for floodplain biodiversity
Species distribution and hydrological modelling framework for climate-adapted conservation planning of floodplain biodiversity across catchment and reach scales.
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Urbanization and growth raise Morocco’s ecological footprints
STIRPAT analysis of Morocco's ecological footprints (1970-2023) reveals urbanization, economic growth, technology, and trade openness as key drivers of environmental degradation using four.
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Flood susceptibility is projected to rise in the Kabul River Basin
Projection of flood susceptibility in the Kabul River Basin through 2100 integrating climate, population, and land cover dynamics using XGBoost machine learning with high predictive accuracy.
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Global green wave shifts north and east more quickly
Study reveals accelerated north-east shift in global green wave trajectory, indicating restructured vegetation phenology and hemispheric productivity changes through 21st century.
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Climate explains mean storm activity more than individual storm features
Machine learning reveals how seasonal climate and synoptic conditions differently control storm activity, with climate trends more strongly affecting storm heat anomalies than intensity.
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Arctic bioclimatic extremes have increased in many areas
Seven-decade reanalysis reveals sharp increases and spatial shifts in Arctic bioclimatic extremes—droughts, winter warming and rain-on-snow—signaling novel stressors for cold ecosystems.