Climate extremes influence migration, but their long-term and compounding impacts are understudied. The authors show that associations between climate extremes and migration vary by hazard type, timing, the occurrence of consecutive events and local socioeconomic conditions…
Source: Nature Climate Change | Springer Nature Limited
Nature Climate Change | Springer Nature Limited
- Divergence between physical and emotional heat resilience in Chinese cities
- Compound and heterogeneous relationships between climate extremes and global net migration
- Greening masks stability loss in drylands
- Where global warming meets urban development
- Physiological flexibility in changing climates
- Genetically engineered crop adoption support yields and cultivation under climate change
- Author Correction: Tree species richness relates to long-term forest photosynthesis increase
- Power asymmetries in adaptation
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