PLOS Climate,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
4(1), P. e0000558 - e0000558
Published: Jan. 10, 2025
Natural
disasters
and
extreme
weather
events
are
increasing
in
frequency
intensity,
part
due
to
climate
change.
These
can
have
severe
impacts,
including
on
maternal
health.
We
review
the
existing
research
natural
disasters,
environmental
hazards,
health
outcomes
–
focusing
specifically
relevant
conceptual
frameworks
termination
of
pregnancy
as
an
outcome
these
published
between
January
2004
May
2024.
retrieved
eight
26
additional
articles.
None
identified
though
there
is
ample
evidence
suggest
that
related
must
be
included
frameworks.
propose
a
new,
comprehensive
framework
which
all
reproductive
with
potential
affect
morbidity
or
mortality,
(i.e.,
induced
abortion),
considered.
hope
N
atural
E
nvironmental
M
aternal
O
utcomes
(NEMO)
will
inform
emergency
response
planning
improve
service
delivery
empowers
individuals
make
informed
choices
wake
crises.
Digital Communications and Networks,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
9(1), P. 79 - 89
Published: July 11, 2022
There
is
an
urgent
need
to
control
global
warming
caused
by
humans
achieve
a
sustainable
future.
CO2
levels
are
rising
steadily,
and
while
countries
worldwide
actively
moving
toward
the
sustainability
goals
proposed
during
Paris
Agreement
in
2015,
we
still
long
way
go
from
achieving
mode
of
operation.
The
increased
popularity
cryptocurrencies
since
introduction
Bitcoin
2009
has
been
accompanied
increasing
trend
greenhouse
gas
emissions
high
electrical
energy
consumption.
Popular
tracking
studies
(e.g.,
Digiconomist
Cambridge
Energy
Consumption
Index
(CBECI))
have
estimated
consumption
ranges
29.96
TWh
135.12
26.41
176.98
TWh,
respectively
for
as
July
2021,
which
equivalent
such
Sweden
Thailand.
latest
estimate
on
carbon
footprints
shows
64.18
MtCO2
emission
close
Greece
Oman.
This
review
compiles
estimates
made
various
2018
2021.
We
compare
these
with
around
world
centralized
transaction
methods
Visa.
identify
problems
associated
propose
solutions
that
can
help
reduce
their
footprints.
Finally,
present
case
cryptocurrency
networks,
namely,
Ethereum
2.0
Pi
Network,
discussion
how
they
solve
some
challenges
identified.
European Journal of Education,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
60(1)
Published: Jan. 7, 2025
ABSTRACT
Prior
research
has
highlighted
the
importance
of
smart
learning
in
raising
awareness
and
engagement
about
sustainable
development.
Nevertheless,
few
papers
have
focused
on
impact
climate
change
simulation
environments.
In
this
paper,
a
systematic
literature
review
helped
to
shed
light
gaps
propose
conceptual
framework.
Then,
we
adopted
mixed
method
based
semi‐structured
interviews
questionnaire
carried
out
for
second
year
business
students
through
different
academic
years.
This
case
study
aims
both
compare
simulation‐based
experience
two
classes
test
our
proposed
framework's
hypotheses
partial
least‐squares
method.
The
results
allowed
us
explore
using
EN‐ROADS
simulator
assess
relationship
between
awareness,
level
policy
priorities.
To
best
knowledge,
is
one
first
studies
exploring
potential
tools.
can
help
either
practitioners
like
makers
university
managers
adapting
their
curriculum,
or
researchers
extend
npj Climate and Atmospheric Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
6(1)
Published: Sept. 7, 2023
Abstract
The
present
work
aims
to
address
the
physical
properties
of
different
drought
types
under
near-future
climates
in
Mediterranean.
To
do
so,
we
use
a
multi-model
mean
bias-adjusted
and
downscaled
product
five
Earth
System
Models
participating
Coupled
Model
Intercomparison
Project—phase6
(CMIP6),
provided
by
Inter-Sectoral
Impact
Project
(ISIMIP),
four
shared
socioeconomic
pathways
(SSP1–2.6,
SSP2–4.5,
SSP3–7.0,
SSP5–8.5)
for
period
2021–2060,
estimate
Standardized
Precipitation
Evapotranspiration
Index
(SPEI)
at
1-,
6-,
12-month
time
scales,
meteorological,
agricultural,
hydrological
drought,
respectively.
Additionally,
SPEI
is
calculated
from
CMIP6
historical
simulations
reanalysis
‘WFDE5’
1980–2014
as
reference
period.
comparison
with
WFDE5
reveals
consistently
increasing
tendency
occurrences
Mediterranean,
particularly
agricultural
scales.
Nonetheless,
an
overestimation
trend
magnitude
shown
respect
WFDE5.
projection
results
depict
frequencies
ranging
between
12
25%
studied
varying
regions
climate
scenarios.
increase
frequency
more
pronounced
southern
than
northern
Mediterranean
countries.
Drought
severity
remarkable
aggregated
scales;
consequently,
pressure
foreseen
food
water
sectors.
seasonality
higher
summer
(autumn)
months
meteorological
(agricultural)
droughts.
driving
factor(s)
occurrence
strongly
depends
on
regional
characteristics.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: April 13, 2023
Lake
ecosystems
are
vulnerable
to
seasonal
thermal
cues,
with
subtle
alterations
in
the
timing
of
temperatures
having
a
dramatic
influence
on
aquatic
species.
Here,
measure
change
temperature
is
used
describe
pace
shifting
seasons
lakes.
Since
1980
spring
and
summer
Northern
Hemisphere
lakes
have
arrived
earlier
(2.0-
4.3-days
decade-1,
respectively),
whilst
arrival
autumn
has
been
delayed
(1.5-days
decade-1)
season
lengthened
(5.6-days
decade-1).
This
century,
under
high-greenhouse-gas-emission
scenario,
current
will
arrive
even
(3.3-
8.3-days
later
(3.1-days
decade-1),
lengthen
further
(12.1-days
These
be
much
slower
low-greenhouse-gas-emission
scenario.
Changes
benefit
some
species,
by
prolonging
growing
season,
but
negatively
impact
others,
leading
phenological
mismatches
critical
activities.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: May 4, 2024
Abstract
Observational
and
reanalysis
datasets
reveal
a
northward
shift
of
the
convective
regions
over
northern
Africa
in
summer
an
eastward
winter
last
four
decades,
with
changes
location
intensity
thermal
lows
subtropical
highs
also
modulating
dust
loading
cloud
cover
Middle
East
North
region.
A
multi-model
ensemble
from
ten
models
Coupled
Model
Intercomparison
Project—sixth
phase
gives
skillful
simulations
when
compared
to
in-situ
measurements
generally
captures
trends
ERA-5
data
historical
period.
For
most
extreme
climate
change
scenario
towards
end
twenty-first
century,
are
projected
migrate
poleward
by
1.5°,
consistent
expansion
Hadley
Cells,
weakening
tropical
easterly
jet
up
third
strengthening
typically
10%
except
eastern
Mediterranean
where
storm
track
is
polewards.
The
length
seasons
remain
about
same,
suggesting
warming
likely
be
felt
uniformly
throughout
year.
Urban Water Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
21(4), P. 406 - 418
Published: Feb. 9, 2024
This
study
compares
projected
and
past
seasonal
precipitation
trends
in
the
Eastern
Black
Sea
Basin,
Turkey.
Historical
data
from
twelve
stations
representing
basin
during
1981–2010
was
used,
while
statistically
downscaled
two
representative
concentration
pathway
scenarios
(RCP4.5
RCP8.5)
outputs
of
GFDL-ESM2M
general
circulation
model
were
utilized
for
2021–2050.
To
determine
trend
behaviors
variables
transitions
between
consecutive
months,
Innovative
Polygon
Trend
Analysis
(IPTA)
implemented.
Furthermore,
star
concept
employed
to
illustrate
changing
sizes
periods.
Both
showed
considerable
summer
autumn
declines
at
almost
all
locations,
with
low
variability.
These
indicated
January
be
important
month
shift,
except
Rize,
Pazar,
Hopa
stations.
The
formation
several
polygons,
polygons
intersecting,
not
forming
on
global
regression
line
show
that
hydro-climatic
cycle
might
chaotic.
Conservation Physiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
ABSTRACT
Wild
ectotherms
are
exposed
to
multiple
stressors,
including
parasites,
that
can
affect
their
responses
environmental
change.
Simultaneously,
unprecedented
warm
temperatures
being
recorded
worldwide,
increasing
both
the
average
and
maximum
experienced
in
nature.
Understanding
how
ectotherms,
such
as
fishes,
will
react
combined
stress
of
parasites
higher
help
predict
impact
extreme
events
heat
waves
on
populations.
The
critical
thermal
method
(CTM),
which
assesses
upper
(CTmax)
lower
(CTmin)
tolerance,
is
often
used
acclimated
tolerance
various
temperature
scenarios.
Despite
widespread
use
CTM
across
taxa,
few
studies
have
characterized
response
naturally
infected
fish
or
acute
affects
subsequent
survival.
We
pumpkinseed
sunfish
(Lepomis
gibbosus)
four
ecologically
relevant
(10,
15,
20
25°C)
one
future
warming
scenario
(30°C)
for
3
weeks
before
measuring
CTmax
CTmin.
also
assessed
individual
survival
week
following
CTmax.
Parasites
were
counted
identified
trials
relate
infection
intensity
Interestingly,
trematode
causing
black
spot
disease
negatively
related
CTmax,
suggesting
heavily
less
tolerant
warming.
Moreover,
with
yellow
grub
showed
decreased
days
implying
load
has
negative
consequences
during
events.
Our
findings
indicate
that,
when
combined,
parasite
high
prolonged
survival,
emphasizing
need
better
understand
concomitant
effects
stressors
health
outcomes
wild
This
especially
true
given
some
species
expected
thrive
waters
making
host
at
risk.
