Ecosystems are changing rapidly because of climate change, and this will have increasing social effects around the globe. We suggest that common social responses to rising novelty are often counterproductive, and we advocate for strategies that also allow for acceptance and adaptation to changes in nature…
Source: Nature Climate Change | Springer Nature Limited
Nature Climate Change | Springer Nature Limited
- Building local adaptive capacity for health
- A shrinking buffer
- Ecology is not at risk of a methodological balance crisis
- Co-benefit premiums can enhance nature-based climate solutions
- Shifts in experiencing downpours
- Female climate leadership
- Roots respond to phosphorus limitation
- Seals in changing seas dive longer
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