Research is not immune to climate change

Lauren Rickards () and James E. M. Watson
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Lauren Rickards: RMIT University
James E. M. Watson: The University of Queensland

Nature Climate Change, 2020, vol. 10, issue 3, 180-183

Abstract: Researchers are more accustomed to writing about climate change than adapting their work to it. But as climate change impacts on the research sector become more evident, rapid adaptation is needed.

Date: 2020
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