Drought Then Fire Pushed Big Bend’s Piñon-Juniper Forests Toward Collapse
Twenty years of plot data from Big Bend National Park show the 2011 drought halved tree density and the 2021 ...
Tag: Climate Change
Nearly Three Decades of Vehicle Part Life Cycle Assessments, Mapped in One Review
A systematic review of 129 publications covering 160 life cycle assessment case studies from 1995 to 2024 finds structural and ...
Building a New Economic Order for Health in an Age of Rupture
A Globalization and Health editorial argues that governments responding to global rupture with failed neoliberal tools should instead adopt existing ...
Climate Stress Could Cut Ethiopian Wheat Yields by Half by the 2080s
A modeling study projects that climate constraints will sharply reduce attainable rain-fed wheat yields in Ethiopia's Upper Blue Nile Basin ...
Experts Map How Climate Change Is Reshaping Malaria in Rwanda
Interviews with 16 Rwandan experts identify rising minimum temperatures, highland malaria expansion and critical gaps in data integration and training.
Rethinking common gardens for forest tree species in the face of climate change
A perspective in Annals of Forest Science argues that strategically designed common garden networks, including suboptimal sites, are essential for ...
Scientists Map Wildfire Fuels Across Czech Republic at 30-Meter Resolution
Researchers developed a 30-meter fuel model classification for the Czech Republic, revealing that existing coarse European fuel maps substantially understate ...
Wild ungulates emerge as key sentinels in Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever spread
A new review synthesizes global evidence that wild ungulates are frequently exposed to Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever virus and may help ...
Climate change may reshape the range of a destructive fruit fly pest in China
An optimized MaxEnt model projects that suitable habitat for the quarantine fruit fly Bactrocera diaphora in China may expand, fluctuate, ...
Review Maps How Genotypes and Rootstocks Could Help Fruit Trees Face Climate Change
A Biological Research review synthesizes how climate change affects fruit tree physiology and how genotype diversity and rootstock selection can ...
When Wildfires Reburn: Fuel Recovery and Drier Air Erode Nature’s Fire Buffer
A large-scale analysis of 755 western U.S. forest reburns shows that prior fire only dampens subsequent burn severity temporarily, with ...
Endangered Mexican Pine Held Its Climate Niche for 21,000 Years
Ecological niche modeling shows the endangered Mexican pine Pinus rzedowskii has maintained a stable climatic niche from the Last Glacial ...
Spring Frost Shrinks Eggs but Spares Hatching in Montane Flycatchers
A 2024 spring frost in central Spain led montane Pied Flycatcher females to lay significantly smaller eggs, while laying dates ...
From Ozone Tipping Points to Drone Phenotyping: Twelve Studies Map Crop Adaptation Under Climate Change
A new Frontiers research collection gathers twelve studies spanning vulnerability assessment, ozone impacts, digital phenotyping, multi-trait breeding, and microbial inoculants ...
Wet Events Split the World: Excess Water Boosts Some Ecosystems, Weakens Others
A global analysis combining satellite observations and climate model projections finds that wet events suppress vegetation productivity at northern high ...
Climate Models Redraw the Map for a Threatened Damselfly on Socotra
A new MaxEnt modelling study projects that suitable habitat for the Near Threatened Socotra bluet will be dramatically redistributed rather ...
Climate Change Is Harming the Health of Indigenous Children Worldwide, Review Finds
A global systematic review of 53 studies finds that Indigenous children face climate-related harms to nutrition, mental and cultural wellbeing, ...
Heatwave Days Linked to Declining Intrinsic Capacity in Chinese Middle-Aged and Older Adults
A CHARLS analysis of 1,393 Chinese adults aged 45 to 80 links each additional cumulative heatwave day to higher risk ...
Climate Vulnerability Linked to Increased Child Morbidity in Bangladesh Study Reveals
A cross-sectional study in Bangladesh found that children living in high climate vulnerability areas had significantly higher odds of experiencing ...
Lessons from a global effort to center lived experience in climate and mental health research
A new perspective article documents how the Connecting Climate Minds initiative engaged nearly 1,200 participants across seven world regions to ...
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