Image shows the January cover of the journal, with the journal name over an image of piled up Arctic sea ice, with the sea ice stretching to the horizon. The line "Observing a smoother Arctic" describes the image

Nature Climate Change January issue is now online

Content includes
💻 Internet image search & climate views
🌀 cyclone risk to ecosystems
📉 the Global Stocktake technical dialogue
🦠 Microbial carbon use efficiency in soil models
🧊 smoother Arctic sea ice

& much more

www.nature.com/nclimate/vol...

Two rotund frogs are sitting in and covered with red sand, against a starry night sky

The December issue of Nature Climate Change is online www.nature.com/nclimate/vol..., and I love the photo on the cover which came from the paper "Global exposure risk of frogs to increasing environmental dryness" in the issue

Nature Climate Change April issue is now online go.nature.com/43RDZZE

Including
- Comment: integrating adaptation & mitigation
- Article (& Polic Brief): corporate tax and challeges for mitigation
- Article: greater CO2 uptake in coastal ocean

Cover: meteorites lost into the ice as Antarctic melts

I'm attending @eurogeosciences.bsky.social general assembly next week. Let me know cool sessions or if you want to talk Nature Climate Change www.nature.com/nclimate/

Close up image of water droplets on a spider's web

Nature Climate Change Feb issue is live bit.ly/49fkzjl

Cover: Spider web structures shift

plus
Comment: Extinction of experience due to climate change
Perspective: Assumptions & contradictions shape public engagement on climate change
Research: Towards an increasingly biased view on Arctic change

Our new study is now published in Nature Climate Change: As a consequence of the war in Ukraine, our ability to track and predict Arctic change is hampered. Read the paper here
www.nature.com/articles/s41558-023-01903-1

This is figure 1, which shows global sea surface and land-air temperature anomalies since 1850.

A study in Nature Climate Change suggests that global mean surface temperatures may have already passed 1.5°C of warming and could exceed 2°C by the end of the decade. go.nature.com/49kUsqY 🧪

A representative survey experiment of motivated climate change denial - Nature Climate Change The desire to justify carbon-emitting behaviours could influence people’s climate change beliefs due to motivated cognition. Based on a pre-registered survey experiment in the United States, the stu...

Nature Climate Change just published our first Stage 2 Registered Report. A representative survey experiment of motivated climate change denial go.nature.com/3vXQNRn

Learn more about this format in our editorial www.nature.com/articles/s41...

#psychology #academicsky @natureportfolio.bsky.social

🚨 job opportunity

New year, new job? Nature Climate Change are hiring! We have a full time editorial role on offer for 6 months (possibly longer), in our London or Shanghai location. Ideally someone who likes biogeochem. Apply early as we will be considering as received; closing 15th Jan