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Calling all #Urban researchers: The Environmental Social Sciences Team at NatComms is looking for a new editor. Whether you love #Cities#Planning#Transportation#Energy or #Sustainability, applications are open now until Nov 15th. Apply here: https://t.co/idUal76XK3
In deep decarbonization scenarios, the full economic potential of land-based CDR is conditioned on international emissions trading, and vice versa. Deploying both enables achievement of climate stabilization targets at lower cost @MITGlobalChange https://t.co/yQc6UASAYr
What is the future of transboundary water compacts under changing climates? Gronewold and colleagues provide an insightful discussion on two contrasting compacts in the USA in a new Comment @UMSEAS@fordschool https://t.co/V3y8dkwA0j
How do #Wildfires influence #Migration in the USA? This paper finds only the most extreme events affected existing migration trends. Migration in response to wildfire building destruction was rare, while immobility was a more common response https://t.co/QBcKkNeu0C
Using satellites, @weathergaige et al find communities in the USA with warehouses experience more truck traffic and increased air pollution as a disproportionate number of racial and ethnic minorities live in these communities @GWpublichealth@TheICCT https://t.co/Jch49gofA2
Water scarcity could increase 4x in the Pearl Basin by 2050, caused by both water quantity and quality changes. Water quality management options could cost-effectively half future water scarcity @MStrokal; @Michelle_vVliet; @WaterWageningen; @IIASAVienna https://t.co/H01jnE7gSG
@IreMonasterolo, @StefBattiston, et al build a method to quantify #ClimatePhysicalRisk on productive assets. Investor losses are underestimated up to 70% when neglecting asset level information, and up to 82% neglecting tail acute risks #AdaptationFinance https://t.co/ifEojSWnTz
AI-based data-driven methods can simulate the relationship between wastewater and hazardous waste generation, enabling source estimation of hazardous waste from diverse enterprises in a uniform and lightweight manner in China https://t.co/KvgFpZaI2S
How can climate agreements decolonize and embrace Indigenous knowledge? This thoughtful comment explores the needed contributions of Indigenous Peoples to shift climate policy and research towards reciprocal relationships with the natural world https://t.co/MnJhbJOCBX
Looking forward to some hearing about some great environmental economics research at #AERE2024. I'll be easy to spot with the buzzed blonde hair, feel free to say hello!
Ceferino and colleagues propose an Earthquake Survival Chain in this new perspective. During earthquake disasters, engineering can help with search & rescue, patient mobilization, and medical treatment https://t.co/1UXuquO5Cx
@Sadaf_Mahmoudi, @HamedMoftakhari et al use ML to estimate #SeaLevelRise and #HighTideFlooding thresholds every 10KM along the US coast, complementing conventional estimates and offering insights for ungauged areas @UofAlabama, @virginia_tech, @noaaocean https://t.co/PsHAsc3hvj
Kai Cheng, Haitao Yang and colleagues show the dynamics of planted forests in China over the past three decades have contributed ~1198tg of above-ground carbon storage https://t.co/PKzlVhJVtn