
ScienceBrief on Cyclones
The ScienceBrief on climate change and cyclones has been published on ScienceBrief.org
Read moreThe ScienceBrief on climate change and cyclones has been published on ScienceBrief.org
Read moreUpdate: strengthened evidence that #climatechange increases the frequency and/or severity of fire weather around the world. Land management alone cannot explain recent increases in #wildfire because increased fire weather from climate change amplifies fire risk where fuels remain available.
Read moreThe ScienceBrief on extreme rainfall and floods is now published on ScienceBrief.org
Read moreThe ScienceBrief on Heatwaves and extreme temperatures is now published on ScienceBrief.org
Read moreThe ScienceBrief on Arctic amplification is now published on ScienceBrief.org
Read moreScienceBrief has published three new Briefs in the COP26 topic: Critical Issues in Climate Change Science. These cover heatwaves, extreme rainfall and floods, and Arctic warming. The three new Briefs review the latest cutting-edge science in relation to the impacts of climate change on extreme weather. To read a concise
Read moreFirst online meetings of the ScienceBrief COP26 Advisory Board and Editorial Board, help to develop new content and plan upcoming releases.
Read moreScienceBrief have been busy preparing exciting new Briefs discussing issues that are highly relevant for the upcoming COP26 in November 2021.
Read moreHuman-induced climate change promotes the conditions on which wildfires depend, enhancing their likelihood and challenging suppression efforts. Human-induced warming has already led to a global increase in the frequency and severity of fire weather, increasing the risks of wildfire.
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