Nature
Verdict: RoutineThe cost of lost labour on a warming planet
Researchers quantify the economic damage caused by climate-change-related heat stress on the global workforce.
Energy, emissions, and the physics of a warming planet.
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Nature
Verdict: RoutineResearchers quantify the economic damage caused by climate-change-related heat stress on the global workforce.
Abstract Naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORM) in coal and its combustion residues represent a potential source of environmental contamination, particularly under large-scale energy production and waste…
Hydrogen-diesel dual-fuel (H2DF) combustion engines offer a promising pathway for decarbonising hard-to-electrify transport sectors, yet their highly nonlinear dynamics and coupled process variables demand…
The vast majority of land-surface models uses a tiling-approach to capture the effects of subgrid-scale spatial heterogeneity in the land-surface properties.
Urban densification is widely promoted to improve land-use efficiency and curb sprawl, but it can reduce winter sunlight in old urban cores, an important dimension of urban livability.
Forests regulate climate and sustain biodiversity, but their resilience is increasingly threatened by drought-induced hydraulic failure, when xylem water transport is impaired by embolism.
Abstract TiO 2 nanotubes detached films decorated with gold nanoparticles (TiO 2 NTs-AuNPs) represent an effective strategy to enhance light harvesting in photoanodes.