Research Articles
Weathering the Storm: Building Organizations Resilient to Climate Change
Discover how cutting-edge simulations are forging organizations that can anticipate, withstand, and adapt to climate change effects through organizational resilience.
How Digital Trees Can Predict Our Forests' Future
Explore how computational modeling and digital twins of trees like eastern cottonwood are revolutionizing forest growth prediction and climate change adaptation.
Rivers on the Frontline: Merging Climate and Water Management
Exploring how river basin management can simultaneously address water quality and climate change through integrated approaches under the EU Water Framework Directive.
Mountains in the Balance: What Two Decades of Science Reveal About Our Planet's Lifelines
An in-depth analysis of mountain ecosystem services research from 2000-2019, revealing critical insights about climate change impacts and sustainability.
Building Farm-Level Capacities in Irrigation Water Management to Adapt to Climate Change
Learn how farmers can adapt to climate change through improved irrigation water management strategies, technologies, and practices.
Nature's Calendar: How Phenology Tracks a World in Flux
Explore the fascinating science of phenology and discover how nature's timing is changing in response to climate change through compelling data and visualizations.
Earth's Living Skin: How a Warming World is Reshaping Our Planet's Green Mantle
Explore how climate change is transforming Earth's terrestrial biosphere - the vital layer of life that regulates our climate and sustains biodiversity.
The Invisible Rivers of Life: What South Africa's Streams Reveal About Our Changing World
Discover how climate change and land use are reshaping aquatic food webs in South African streams through cutting-edge scientific research.
When Flowers Fall Silent: The Mathematical Mystery of Disappearing Pollinators
Explore how mathematical modeling reveals the impact of rising temperatures on plant-pollinator interactions and the ecological consequences.
The World is Changing. So Are We. Why Social Science is the New Climate Science
Exploring how environmental disruption is reshaping social sciences and human societies in the Anthropocene era