PLOS Climate

2022 - 2025

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Volume 2, issue 12, 2023

Diversifying knowledge for climate change mitigation: Illuminating the common good and desirable futures pp. 1-3

Léon F Hirt and Kari De Pryck

Volume 2, issue 11, 2023

Scope 3 emissions: Data quality and machine learning prediction accuracy pp. 1-31

Quyen Nguyen, Ivan Diaz-Rainey, Adam Kitto, Ben I McNeil, Nicholas A Pittman and Renzhu Zhang

Understanding the USD 10+ trillion climate finance dilemma: Implications for the 2023 COP28 climate conference pp. 1-5

Jacob Park

Good practices: Co-producing integrated climate, environment and health services pp. 1-5

Joy Shumake-Guillemot, Rosa von Borries, Diarmid Campbell-Lendrum, Juli Trtanj, Jonathan Abrahams, Peter Berry, S C Bhan, Juan Castillo, Yolanda Clewlow, Sally Edwards, David Gikungu, Kenza Khomsi, Qi Yong Liu, Roché Mahon, Andreas Matzarakis, Marcella Ohira, Judy Omumbo, Kyu Rang Kim, Reija Ruuhela, Ben Ryder, Craig Sinclair, Madeleine Thomson and Coleen Vogel

A productivity indicator for adaptation to climate change pp. 1-26

Bradley L Barnhart, Moriah Bostian, Rolf Färe, Shawna Grosskopf and Sophia M Lochner

Strategies for gender mainstreaming in climate finance mobilisation in southern Africa pp. 1-21

Michael Gerhard, Emma Jones-Phillipson and Xoliswa Ndeleni

Volume 2, issue 10, 2023

Household survey on climate change and human health in a low-income country: Associations between increased health emergencies and extreme changes in climate in Liberia pp. 1-12

Madeline E Ross, Antoinette H Wright, Mark Luke, Abraham Tamba, Heounohu Romello Hessou, Stephen Kanneh, Kumeinu Da-Tokpah and Corey B Bills

High ‘steaks’: Building support for reducing agricultural emissions pp. 1-4

Linus Mattauch and Leona Tenkhoff

Designing an acceptable and fair carbon tax: The role of mental accounting pp. 1-18

Mathilde Mus, Hugo Mercier and Coralie Chevallier

Volume 2, issue 9, 2023

Examining knowledge and epistemic justice in the design of nature-based solutions for water management pp. 1-25

Johan Arango-Quiroga, Alaina Kinol and Laura Kuhl

Climate change and the problem of social cost pp. 1-22

William K Jaeger

Climate action in the United States pp. 1-13

Sabrina McCormick, Annette Aldous and Laurilee Yarbrough

Volume 2, issue 8, 2023

Key predictors for climate policy support and political mobilization: The role of beliefs and preferences pp. 1-21

Montfort Simon

Time to talk about values, time to say no: What drives public participation in decision-making on abstract versus concrete energy projects? pp. 1-21

Goda Perlaviciute and Lorenzo Squintani

Pro-environmental voting when climate change is made salient: Evidence from high-resolution flooding data pp. 1-14

Felix Holub and Matthias Schündeln

Income-based U.S. household carbon footprints (1990–2019) offer new insights on emissions inequality and climate finance pp. 1-24

Jared Starr, Craig Nicolson, Michael Ash, Ezra M Markowitz and Daniel Moran

Priorities in smart grid design research pp. 1-4

Reinhard Madlener, Christopher Flath and Clemens van Dinther

The hidden health costs of climate change: Accounting for extreme heat harms to women in the global South pp. 1-3

Vijay S Limaye

Economics, health, or environment: What motivates individual climate action? pp. 1-16

Heidi E Brown, Erika Austhof, Paula M Luz and Daniel B Ferguson

Volume 2, issue 7, 2023

Partnering for preprints in climate research pp. 1-2

Emma Archer and Jamie Males

Climate change and agriculture nexus in Bangladesh: Evidence from ARDL and ECM techniques pp. 1-15

Bikash Chandra Ghosh, Farjana Eyasmin and Bosede Ngozi Adeleye

Climate obstruction in the Global South: Future research trajectories pp. 1-5

Guy Edwards, Paul K Gellert, Omar Faruque, Kathryn Hochstetler, Pamela D McElwee, Prakash Kaswhan, Ruth E McKie, Carlos Milani, Timmons Roberts and Jonathan Walz

Volume 2, issue 6, 2023

Does partisanship shape public support for suspending U.S. federal gas tax? A survey experiment pp. 1-13

Azusa Uji, Jaehyun Song, Nives Dolšak and Aseem Prakash

Identifying key-psychological factors influencing the acceptance of yet emerging technologies–A multi-method-approach to inform climate policy pp. 1-25

Julius Fenn, Jessica F Helm, Philipp Höfele, Lars Kulbe, Andreas Ernst and Andrea Kiesel

Secure and defensive forms of national identity and public support for climate policies pp. 1-19

Aleksandra Cislak, Adrian D Wójcik, Julia Borkowska and Taciano L Milfont

Leveraging the Global Stocktake for effective sectoral climate governance pp. 1-4

Harro van Asselt, Wolfgang Obergassel, Catherine Hall, Lukas Hermwille, Sebastian Oberthür, Simon Otto, María José Sanz and Chun Xia-Bauer

Funding research using climate change mitigation: The case of the Carbone boréal research infrastructure pp. 1-4

Patrick Faubert, Ranieri Ribeiro Paula, Sylvie Bouchard, Charles Marty, Olivier Fradette and Claude Villeneuve

Volume 2, issue 5, 2023

Put the money where the gaps are: Priority areas for climate resilience research in the Caribbean pp. 1-4

Anne-Teresa Birthwright and Rose-Ann Smith

Human migration on a heating planet: A scoping review pp. 1-38

Rita Issa, Kim Robin van Daalen, Alix Faddoul, Lio Collias, Rosemary James, Umar A R Chaudhry, Viola Graef, Adam Sullivan, Panna Erasmus, Heather Chesters and Ilan Kelman

When perceived fairness and acceptance go hand in hand–Drivers of regulatory and economic policies for low-carbon mobility pp. 1-12

Annina Thaller, Eva Fleiß, Hilmar Brohmer, Daniel Köstenbaumer, Alfred Posch and Ursula Athenstaedt

Varieties of just transition: Public support in South Africa’s Mpumalanga coal community for different policy options pp. 1-17

Nthabiseng Mohlakoana, Muhammed Lokhat, Nives Dolšak and Aseem Prakash

Climate change and food systems: Linking adaptive capacity and nutritional needs of low-income households in Ghana pp. 1-21

Dawuda Issahaku, Bob O Manteaw and Charlotte Wrigley-Asante

Maladaptation as a concept and a metric in national adaptation policy- Should we, would we, could we? pp. 1-11

Sirkku Juhola and Janina Käyhkö

Volume 2, issue 4, 2023

Rethinking critical infrastructure in the United States from a community-based perspective pp. 1-5

Diane S Henshel and Jeffrey L Ashby

Lethal heatwaves are challenging India’s sustainable development pp. 1-17

Ramit Debnath, Ronita Bardhan and Michelle L Bell

Going beyond market-based mechanisms to finance nature-based solutions and foster sustainable futures pp. 1-17

Alexandre Chausson, E A Welden, Marina S Melanidis, Erin Gray, Mark Hirons and Nathalie Seddon

Informing adaptation strategy through mapping the dynamics linking climate change, health, and other human systems: Case studies from Georgia, Lebanon, Mozambique and Costa Rica pp. 1-20

Giulia Loffreda, Ivdity Chikovani, Ana O Mocumbi, Michele Kosremelli Asmar, Laura C Blanco, Liz Grant and Alastair Ager

Volume 2, issue 3, 2023

Financing climate change mitigation and adaptation in Caribbean SIDS pp. 1-3

Preeya Mohan

Urgency of understanding and responding to hydroclimatic impacts in Colombia pp. 1-3

Benjamin Quesada and Alvaro Avila-Diaz

The role of energy and economic growth towards sustainable environment through carbon emissions mitigation pp. 1-13

Justice Gyimah, Isaac Sam Hayford, Ujunwa Angela Nwigwe and Erica Odwira Opoku

Translating seasonal climate forecasts into water balance forecasts for decision making pp. 1-18

David MacLeod, Edisson A Quichimbo, Katerina Michaelides, Dagmawi Teklu Asfaw, Rafael Rosolem, Mark O Cuthbert, Erick Otenyo, Zewdu Segele, Jacob M Rigby, George Otieno, Khalid Hassaballah, Abebe Tadege and Michael Bliss Singer

Deciphering small business community disaster support using machine learning pp. 1-17

Eleanor D Pierel, Jennifer Helgeson and Kirstin Dow

Volume 2, issue 2, 2023

The challenge of border carbon adjustments as a mechanism for climate clubs pp. 1-4

Jennifer Winter

How climate winners may actually help climate justice pp. 1-3

Justin Leroux and Kian Mintz-Woo

Using virtual simulations of future extreme weather events to communicate climate change risk pp. 1-13

Terry van Gevelt, Brian G McAdoo, Jie Yang, Linlin Li, Fiona Williamson, Alex Scollay, Aileen Lam, Kwan Nok Chan and Adam D Switzer

Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in Australian states and territories: Determinants and policy implications pp. 1-15

Nazish Nasim and Mehwish Nasim

Carbon dioxide removal–What’s worth doing? A biophysical and public need perspective pp. 1-21

June Sekera, Dominique Cagalanan, Amy Swan, Richard Birdsey, Neva Goodwin and Andreas Lichtenberger

High-velocity upward shifts in vegetation are ubiquitous in mountains of western North America pp. 1-17

James R Kellner, Joseph Kendrick and Dov F Sax

A carbon tax by any other name: Public benefit funds in the American states pp. 1-12

Monica Prasad

Volume 2, issue 1, 2023

Measuring the effect of climate change on migration flows: Limitations of existing data and analytical frameworks pp. 1-10

Marc Helbling, Diego Rybski, Jacob Schewe, Stefan Siedentop, Manon Glockmann, Bastian Heider, Bryan Jones, Daniel Meierrieks, Albano Rikani and Peter Stroms

The health burden of climate change: A call for global scientific action pp. 1-3

Colin J Carlson, Mohammad Shafiul Alam, Michelle A North, Esther Onyango and Anna M Stewart-Ibarra

On injustices raised by the implementation of low-carbon technologies pp. 1-3

Eric Brandstedt

COP27: One step on loss and damage for the most vulnerable countries, no step for the fight against climate change pp. 1-3

Géraldine Pflieger

The labour force in a changing climate: Research and policy needs pp. 1-4

Shouro Dasgupta and Elizabeth J Z Robinson