Category: Climate & Environment
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EMAC simulates global atmospheric hydrogen patterns accurately
This research indicates that the EMAC v2.55.2 model can simulate global atmospheric hydrogen dynamics with high accuracy at many monitoring stations.
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Landslide activity shifted earlier in the year in the European Alps
This research indicates that landslide activity in the European Alps has shifted toward earlier months, linked to rising air temperatures and changing precipitation patterns.
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Belovezhian Stage subdivisions may be better treated as stages
This research indicates that the three substages of the Belovezhian Stage of the Pleistocene of Belarus may be considered stages, and that the Korchevian interglacial is coeval with the Mogilevian Substage.
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Product-level CBAM revenue recycling raises global welfare and cuts emissions
This research indicates that returning European Union carbon border adjustment revenues to vulnerable products could increase global welfare and further reduce emissions compared with standard implementation.
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Cyclogeostrophic inversion improves ocean surface current estimates
This research indicates that a minimization-based cyclogeostrophic inversion can improve estimates of ocean surface currents from satellite sea surface height, especially in energetic regions.
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Ice crystal concentration strongly controls aggregation rates
This research indicates that initial ice crystal number concentration was the dominant factor controlling ice aggregation rates, with a subquadratic dependence rather than the quadratic dependence expected from theory.
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Projected rainfall extremes intensify in two Philippine basins
This research indicates that heavy rainfall is expected to intensify in the Pampanga River Basin and the Pasig-Marikina-Laguna-Lake Basin, alongside longer dry spells and higher design rainfall under the studied climate scenarios.
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Mimbres society used insularity to sustain social coherence
This research indicates that Mimbres communities in southwestern New Mexico maintained social coherence through inward-oriented practices that localized sacred authority and limited external connectivity.
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Climate change intensified Valencia’s 2024 flash flood rainfall
This research indicates that human-induced climate change intensified the rainfall and flood-related impacts in Valencia’s October 2024 event.
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River stage dynamics drive dissolved oxygen supply in riparian aquifers
This research indicates that river stage dynamics are the primary drivers of dissolved oxygen supply to riparian aquifers, while some other parameters have localized or negligible influence.
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