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Interpretable soil moisture prediction based on the SABO-CONV1D-BiLSTM model on the Tibetan Plateau

The limited regional adaptability of soil moisture prediction models constrains their application under complex climatic conditions. Enhancing modeling accuracy and predictive capability is crucial...

Bidirectional allocation method of provincial carbon emission allowances under China's 2030 carbon peak target: From equity and efficiency perspective

To address the shortcomings of existing research on provincial carbon emission allowance (CEA) allocation regarding connecting the current situation with future trends, balancing provincial development...

The impact of climate change on wind and solar photovoltaic power potential and distribution in China

The cleanliness and sustainability of renewable energy resources, primarily wind and solar, position them as key technological choices in the global transformation to low-carbon development. However,...

Climate change and threatened species conservation in China: Impacts and adaptation strategies

Climate change-induced range shifts in species pose a profound challenge to biodiversity conservation. China has recently updated its list of key protected species, encompassing 980 wildlife species...

Revealing the dual impacts of climate change and grazing on vegetation in Mongolia: Permafrost buffering and the paradox of greening

Mongolia's ecosystem is highly vulnerable to both climate change and overgrazing, which threaten its ecological stability and livestock husbandry. However, the lack of high-quality data has prevented...

Buried depth of retained meltwater in polar ice sheets detected by multi-source microwave remote sensing observations

Recent discoveries of perennial retained meltwater, firn aquifers (FA), in the firn layer of Wilkins Ice Shelf (WIS) and Greenland Ice Sheet (GrIS) have significantly enhanced our understanding of surface...

Disease characteristics and mechanism in embankment with TPCTs of the Qinghai‒Tibet Highway in permafrost regions

Two-phase closed thermosyphons (TPCTs) is widely used in the Qinghai‒Tibet Highway (QTH) due to the excellent cooling efficiency. However, affected by the complex environment, climate warming and the...

Simulated terrestrial climate and carbon cycle response to cloud albedo enhancement over ocean and land

Marine cloud brightening (MCB) has been proposed as a backup method to mitigate some impacts of global warming. Cloud albedo can be increased over ocean or land either intentionally or unintentionally....

Economic impacts of sea level rise on China's coastal provinces under different adaptation strategies

As a country with some of the world's largest and most economically dynamic coastal regions, China faces rising threats from sea level rise. However, the lack of high-resolution, quantitative assessments...

Risk assessment and adaptation technologies for island biodiversity conservation in China under climate change

Islands are critically important but inherently fragile due to their isolation and limited size. Climate change poses escalating threats to island biodiversity, comprehensive and spatially explicit...

Quantifying indirect economic losses from extreme events to inform global and local adaptation strategies

Existing studies on extreme event attribution are typically event-specific, particularly those conducted since the early 2000s. They primarily focus on direct economic losses to people and physical...

Climate impacts on the supply–demand balance of China’s wind–solar energy system based on power grid transmission during the summer peak-load period

As China transitions towards a greener energy mix, especially using wind and solar energy, the reliability and stability of its renewable energy system, heavily reliant on grid transmission, face substantial...

Multispecies conservation corridors in China: For climate change adaptation

The development of climate-adaptive migration corridors has emerged as a key strategy for biodiversity conservation. However, most existing studies focus on the migration patterns and adaptability of...

Climate change adaptation technology development of key socioeconomic sectors and ecosystem in China

Adaptation technology plays a crucial role in achieving adaptation goals, but its development remains disorganised and unsystematic. To efficiently support the implementation of adaptation actions,...

What determines provincial carbon emission reduction performance in China? A study on co-movement effect based on QCA

Provincial carbon emission reduction performance (CERP) evaluation is crucial for China's climate change mitigation efforts. However, existing research lacks an in-depth exploration of the conditions...

Global agricultural adaptation case database and trend analysis based on large language models

The Paris Agreement mandates that countries report on their adaptation efforts to evaluate the adequacy and effectiveness of these measures. Agriculture, a critical sector in climate change adaptation,...

Identifying practical adaptations to health risks from extreme weather events for multi-actors

To address escalating health risk posed by extreme weather due to climate change, it’s particularly important to identify tailored adaptation measures for various actors, enabling them to respond quickly...

Quantifying the impact of infrastructure-based urban adaptation strategies on summer air temperature and heat exposure risk in Chinese cities

Infrastructure-based heat reduction strategies, such as using cool building materials (high albedo) and street greenery, can be effective methods for cooling cities. However, the effectiveness of different...

The tempo‒spatial heterogeneity of the association between hourly ambient temperature and injury morbidity: A nationwide large case-crossover study in China

In the context of global warming, the impact on human health has received increasing attention. However, studies focusing on injury are limited, with most examining temperature-injury association on...

Evaluating ISIMIP3b bias-corrected data for precipitation extremes in China during 1981‒2100

The Inter-Sectoral Impact Model Intercomparison Project (ISIMIP) bias-corrected data have been extensively used for climate change impact assessments, despite being derived from only five global climate...

High-resolution Arctic sea ice lead variations during wintertime (2016–2023) from SAR observations

In the Arctic, sea ice leads are crucial for the exchange of energy between the ocean and the atmosphere. Leads exhibit a wide range of widths, from several meters to tens of kilometers, with narrow...

Escalating risks of anomalously hot–dry growing seasons in arid Northwest China under human influence

The anomalous hydrothermal conditions during growing seasons, i.e. less precipitation and high temperature, could induce an unstable water resource supply and pose great threats to regional agro-pastoral...

Deceleration of tropopause rise amidst ozone recovery over Queen Maud Land, East Antarctica

Tropopause height (H), a crucial variable for assessing upper-air climate change, is primarily modulated by temperature variations in the troposphere and stratosphere. While the recovery of Antarctic...

Big ambitions and insufficient actions: A decade of climate adaptation progress

Despite growing global awareness of climate adaptation that prompts ambitious national targets as highlighted by COP29's ‘Enhance Ambition, Enable Action’ dual pillars, UNFCCC's assessments consistently...

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