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Advances in Climate Change Research
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ISSN 1674-9278 · KeAi Communications Co., Ltd. · 764 artikel di indeks
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Regional disparities in extreme precipitation trends across East Asia: Observation-constrained projection and attribution
Extreme precipitation events pose growing risks across East Asia. Although various studies have examined the historical and future changes of extreme precipitation, substantial uncertainties in magnitudes and signs remain regarding future trends at the regional scale. Combining CMIP6 simulations…
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Downscaling daily climate data with super-resolution and CMIP6 global climate models to predict the climate in China
Traditional downscaling methods are often hampered by high computational costs and assumptions of statistical stationarity, which compromise the reliability of future regional climate risk assessments. To address these problems, we developed a downscaling framework that integrates super-resolution…
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Global carbon neutrality progress assessment and typology classification in 2025
As the tenth anniversary of the Paris Agreement, global climate governance has shifted from ‘commitment to targets’ to ‘implementation of actions’. Systematic evaluation of national climate progress is essential for achieving the Agreement's targets. This study uses 217 indicators from 198…
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Expansion and outburst process of Aksu Kule Lake in the Kunlun Mountains, Qinghai‒Tibet Plateau
Rapid lake expansion and sudden outburst events have emerged as critical hydrological phenomena on the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau (QTP), reshaping endorheic basins and threatening downstream ecosystems and communities. However, the mechanisms and impacts of large endorheic lake failures remain poorly…
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Dynamic characteristics of carbon inequality in China's inter-regional trade
Economic-based trade patterns can result in an imbalance between environmental costs and economic benefits, and this mismatch between regional emission rights and development rights leads to trade-driven carbon inequality. Current approaches lack dynamic indicators to capture the temporal evolution…
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Modeling the 21st-century response of Greenland's Zachariæ Isstrøm and Nioghalvfjerdsfjorden glaciers to atmosphere–ocean forcing and friction laws
Recent rapid retreat of outlet glaciers in Northeast Greenland has raised concerns over their future stability and sea-level-rise potential. However, large uncertainties remain in long-term projections due to limited constraints on basal friction and external forcings. Here, we use the Ice Sheet…
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Study on the concept and framework of synergy between mitigation and adaptation
Carbon neutrality and the Global Goal on Adaptation jointly drive the integration of mitigation and adaptation; however, a clear conceptual and analytical framework for their synergy remains absent. This study first examines the components of mitigation and adaptation, and analyzes the mechanisms…
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Irrigated agriculture on the southern and northern slopes of the Tianshan Mountains faces different risks of water scarcity
Irrigated agriculture dependent on runoff from the Tianshan Mountains underpins socioeconomic development in the arid regions of Central Asia. However, ongoing warming and agricultural expansion profoundly alter local water supply and demand. Whether future mountain water supplies can meet rising…
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Autumn snow expansion and spring divergence in Northeast China (2000–2020)
Mid-latitude snow has broadly declined, but Northeast China (NEC) shows a seasonal divergence that remains insufficiently explained. We integrated a cloud-free 500 m MODIS snow-phenology record with passive-microwave snow depth for 2000–2020 to map changes and diagnose drivers. We quantified…
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Increasing coupling of hot‒dry winds and drought across China: Observational evidence and future projection
Hot‒dry winds (HDW) and droughts are two prevailing climate hazards posing increasing threats to human societies and natural ecosystems. Insights into compound HDW and drought events (CHDWDs) fill gaps in understanding their synergistic pattern and enable more disaster prevention strategies to…
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Increasing extreme heat events in the permafrost region of the Northern Hemisphere
The intensification of extreme heat events is a potent thermal disturbance that can trigger abrupt permafrost degradation. However, a systematic understanding of their spatiotemporal variation across the permafrost region of the Northern Hemisphere (PRONH) is lacking, hindering predictions of…
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Contrasting biophysical impacts of vegetation growth and type transition greening on local temperature in Southwestern China
There is a noticeable greening trend observed in China over the first two decades of the 21st century attributed to both vegetation growth and type transition. However, the comparative impacts of these two greening on local climate and their associated biophysical mechanism have not been well…
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Comprehensive evaluation of multi-source reanalysis datasets for surface atmospheric parameters over the Greenland Ice Sheet
The Greenland Ice Sheet is losing mass at an accelerating rate. In situ observations are sparse due to its harsh environment, making reanalysis datasets an essential alternative. However, their accuracy over Greenland—particularly in high-altitude and inland regions—remains uncertain, necessitating…
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Synergistic reductions of CO2 and aerosols: Navigating mid-term warming risks for 2 °C climate futures
Achieving the 2 °C climate target requires the coordination of strategies for greenhouse gases (GHGs) and air pollutants mitigation, yet their complex interactions remain insufficiently explored. BCC-ESM1 Earth system model is employed to compare global climate responses under the novel SSP2-com…
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Omics insights into ocean health: Molecular adaptations and ecosystem resilience under climate stress
Despite extensive research documenting the impacts of climate change on marine ecosystems, the molecular mechanisms driving organismal and ecosystem resilience to ocean warming, acidification, and deoxygenation remain insufficiently understood. This review addresses this knowledge gap by…
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How vegetation greening mitigates climate-driven aridification in mid-latitude Asia
Mid-latitude Asia, one of the world’s most extensive arid zones, exhibits heightened vulnerability to climate change, manifesting in pronounced surface warming and spatially heterogeneous drought patterns. While the central-western sector has experienced intensified aridification, the southeastern…
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Widespread loss of ecosystem resilience in response of 1.5 and 2 °C global warming
Global changes are reshaping the structure and function of ecosystems, exerting profound impacts on the maintenance and enhancement of terrestrial ecosystem resilience. However, the future dynamics of ecosystem resilience in response to ongoing global warming remain unclear. Here, we investigate…
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Is the cloud absorption of solar radiation still underestimated notably by current model-based reanalyses?
Cloud absorption of solar radiation strongly influences Earth’s radiation balance and climate change. Whether numerical models underestimate this absorption compared with observations has long been a highly debated issue in cloud–radiation research. Using state-of-the-art model-derived reanalyses…
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Divergent impacts of Tibetan Plateau lakes on local and downstream water availability
The Tibetan Plateau (TP), a key amplifier of global climate change, has undergone widespread lake expansion, altering regional hydrology through intensified lake–atmosphere interactions. This effect is particularly pronounced during the autumn (October–November) after the monsoon; however, its…