Integrating night studies into climate science

Alessio Kolioulis (), Andreina Seijas and Michele Acuto
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Alessio Kolioulis: University College London
Andreina Seijas: Gehl
Michele Acuto: University of Bristol

Nature Climate Change, 2024, vol. 14, issue 10, 1008-1009

Abstract: Night-time activities substantially impact climate change yet remain widely overlooked in climate research and action. We advocate for incorporating night studies into discussions surrounding climate socio-ecological dynamics to develop equitable and effective adaptation and mitigation strategies, especially in cities.

Date: 2024
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