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The changing risk and burden of wildfire in the United States

January 2021
Marshall Burke, Anne Driscoll, Sam Heft-Neal, Jiani Xue, Jennifer Burney, Michael Wara
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
To illustrate how changes in wildfire activity might affect air pollution and related health outcomes, and how these linkages might guide future science and policy, the authors relate satellite-based fire and smoke data to information from pollution Read More →

A Later Onset of the Rainy Season in California

January 2021
Jelena Luković, John C. H. Chiang, Dragan Blagojević, Aleksandar Sekulić
American Geophysical Union
This paper addresses quantitative changes in the onset, amounts, and termination of the precipitation season over the past 6 decades, as well as the large‐scale atmospheric circulation underpinning the seasonal cycle changes.Read More →

World Heritage forests: Carbon sinks under pressure

January 2021
Carvalho-Resende, Tales; Gibbs, David; Harris, Nancy; Osipova, Elena
UNESCO, International Union for Conservation of Nature, World Resources Institute
This study finds that ten World Heritage forests were net carbon sources between 2001 and 2020 due to anthropogenic stressors, including land use and climate change.Read More →

State of the Climate in Africa 2020

January 2021
World Meteorological Organization
World Meteorological Organization
This report summarizes climate trends, observed high-impact events, and associated risks and impacts on key sensitive sectors in Africa during the year 2020.Read More →

IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON RICE PRODUCTION IN JHARKHAND

January 2021
RAKESH KUMAR MAHTO , NEELANJANA CHOUDHURY, MUNISH GOVIND
Global Science Publications
As a result of climate change extreme abiotic factor like high and low temperature, salinity, osmotic stress, heavy rain, floods and forest damages are posing serious threats to rice production.Read More →