Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies for Global Change
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Volume 31, issue 8, 2026
- Retaining snowmelt and precipitation runoff led only partial rewetting but provided cost-effective reduction of greenhouse gas emissions at two boreal peat field sites pp. 1-28

- Sanna Saarnio, Henri Honkanen, Antti Miettinen and Kristiina Lång
- Carbon risk management strategies for the low-carbon transition of energy enterprises: a perspective from symmetric and asymmetric information structures pp. 1-51

- Lei Wang, Zhaoming Yang and Tingqiang Chen
- Achieving more with less: exploring key actors and endo-exogenous drivers in multi-sectoral synergistic emission reduction from a network perspective pp. 1-52

- Guoqing Li, Feng Dong and Rui Qiao
- Opportunities for standardizing resilience, adaptation, and sustainability planning elements: a structured comparison of community-oriented planning guidance pp. 1-24

- Christopher T. Clavin, Emily H. Walpole, Avery D’Abreau and Samantha H. Wong
- Shocks and smallholder adoption of agroecological practices: panel data evidence from northern Ghana pp. 1-36

- Gilbert Dagunga, Michael Ayamga, Wolfram Laube, Isaac Gershon Kodwo Ansah, Bekele Hundie Kotu and Francis Muthoni
Volume 31, issue 7, 2026
- Correction to: Challenges and priorities for forest-based climate change mitigation: a global expert elicitation pp. 1-1

- Catalina Gonda
- Configurational pathways to farmers’ climate adaptation behavior and their loss-reduction effects: empirical evidence from China pp. 1-20

- ZhengYang Chen
- The Mitigation Dominance Regime: Why Adaptation Remains at the Periphery of Global Climate Governance pp. 1-22

- Julius Irene
- Assessing land use carbon emissions and simulating low‑carbon spatial optimization under multiple scenarios toward 2035: a case study of the Yangtze River Economic Belt pp. 1-39

- Yiwen Wu, Chiyu Ma and Qiaoqiao Ren
- Soil organic carbon in the colombian paramos: an opportunity for climate mitigation pp. 1-16

- Juan C. Benavides, Leonardo Segura, Armando Sarmiento, Milton Romero-Ruiz, Daniel Avella and Deissy Arango
- Climate change vulnerability assessment in Türkiye: An integration of two different multicriteria decision analysis methods (BWM and TOPSIS) pp. 1-48

- Eda Ustaoglu, Rabia Bovkir, Suleyman Sisman and Arif Cagdas Aydinoglu
- Drivers of residents’ low-carbon consumption intention: an integrated theoretical model pp. 1-30

- Hongxia Jing and Ratneswary Rasiah
- Quantifying carbon emissions and deciphering heterogeneous drivers using nighttime lights and interpretable machine learning: evidence from the Yangtze River Delta pp. 1-26

- Lingyan Zhu, Tao Lv and Zhenhua Wu
- Effectiveness of nature-based solutions for adaptation to climate-driven accelerated water erosion in Latin American semi-arid regions pp. 1-24

- Luiz Diego Vidal Santos, Emersson Guedes da Silva, Francisco Sandro Rodrigues Holanda, Renisson Neponuceno de Araújo Filho, Jémison Mattos dos Santos and Alceu Pedrotti
- Assessment of emissions reduction potential from dietary structure optimization and transformation in China pp. 1-24

- Xinxin Zhang and Xinna Xi
- Addressing rural credit market imperfections in financing climate change adaptation: behavioural insights from rice farmers in Northwestern Bangladesh pp. 1-34

- Md Shohidul Islam and Bikash Chandra Ghosh
- Evolution of planetary boundaries research: A bibliometric analysis and exploration pp. 1-23

- Shuai Zhang and Cuixin Ye
- The role and prospects of negative emission technologies for carbon neutrality pp. 1-41

- Yinglei Wu, Jihu Wang, Zhongyi He and Sirui Wang
- Synergistic effects of PM2.5 and CO2 emission reductions in road transportation: evidence from China’s Action Plan for Air Pollution Prevention and Control pp. 1-25

- Lu Chen and Ke Wang
Volume 31, issue 6, 2026
- Challenges and priorities for forest-based climate change mitigation: a global expert elicitation pp. 1-27

- Catalina Gonda
- Revealing the long-term changes in the coupling coordination between digital infrastructure and high-quality energy development: trends, driving factors, and scenario predictions pp. 1-36

- Yu Shen, Xinping Wang and Chang Su
- Region-specific daily industrial carbon emissions forecasting based on a dual-channel deep learning framework using mixed-frequency data pp. 1-36

- Yifei Lu, Jia Lu, Linhong Jin, Wenjun Zhu and Xiaoli Miao
- Redesigning regional insurance pools: a transformative strategy for the fund responding to loss and damage pp. 1-28

- Laurène Seca
- Low-carbon transition in diesel freight transport: a spatiotemporal decoupling assessment in China pp. 1-28

- Lanyi Zhang, Qinghua Xie, Zhengyi Xie, Mengqi Luo, Zixiao Wang and Xisheng Hu
- Collaborative optimization pathway of provincial power generation structure in China pp. 1-30

- Yan Nie, Guoxing Zhang, Yutao Wang, Bin Su, Yichen Feng and Lean Yu
- Rising GHG emissions in Brazil: unpacking regional trends from 2000 to 2023 and the urgent call for climate action pp. 1-26

- Lívia Capanema da Paz Nascimento and Marcelo Vieira da Silva Filho
- Systematic review on climate-smart agriculture in Ethiopia: evidence on resilience and food security outcomes pp. 1-26

- Tadsual Asfaw Dessie and Alebachew Destaw Belay
- How climate change education scholarship frames the crisis: sentiment and certainty across disciplines and climate vulnerability contexts pp. 1-21

- Enrique de Paz Miguel, Francisco Gelves Gomez, Mike Burbridge, Sonja Kuzich and Theresa Ashford
- Climate effects of management intensity and rotation length for planted pine systems pp. 1-24

- Sarah J. Puls, Justin S. Baker, Rachel L. Cook and James L. Rakestraw
- How to Close Nutrient Cycles in Agriculture? Emission reduction potential of different technologies on an EU scale pp. 1-33

- Jörg Rieger, Davit Stepanyan, Lena Behrendt, Jan Peter Lesschen, Franz Weiss, Peter Witzke, Bernhard Osterburg and Alexander Gocht
- Agricultural value-added, fertilizer and pesticide use, and environmental load capacity: evidence from BRICS-T countries pp. 1-23

- Mehmet Akyol, Mustafa Zuhal, Emrullah Mete, Daniel Balsalobre Lorente and Abdulkadir Barut
- Spatio-temporal dynamics and drivers of climate change vulnerability in China: an entropy weight and XGBoost-SHAP analysis pp. 1-25

- Zhe Zhang and Shengzhen Ding
- Insights into urban greening goals: assessing urban tree coverage dynamics and their microclimatic and socioeconomic implications beyond spatial patterns pp. 1-25

- Danlu Cai, Leiqiu Hu, Christopher K. Uejio and Michael Hess
Volume 31, issue 5, 2026
- The convergence of barriers: why people resist personal carbon account? pp. 1-32

- Mengling Wu, Abdullah Al Mamun, Mohammad Nurul Hassan Reza, Mara Ridhuan Che Abdul Rahman and Yanan Cai
- The impact of the “dual carbon” policy on future water consumption for energy production in China: a scenario-based assessment pp. 1-29

- Mingming Xie, Jianyun Zhang, Zhenxin Bao, Guoqing Wang, Cuishan Liu, Feifei Yuan, Jie Wang and Yueyang Wang
- Climate ambition explained: key indicators and net-zero target projections using machine learning pp. 1-29

- Michel G.J. den Elzen, Stephan C.J. Weenk, Leonardo Nascimento, Said Çetinkaya, Stefan P. Troost, Bram van Os and Ioannis Dafnomilis
- Adoption of traditional and modern climate change adaptation technologies: insights from Ecuadorian agriculture pp. 1-20

- Cristian Vasco, Shirley Huerta and Lourdes Caisaguano
- Spatio-temporal pattern and network evolution of the thermal environment in urban metropolitan area based on SSP-RCP development scenario pp. 1-28

- Qiuyue Zhao, Ling Tao, Qinranji Gong, Hanyue Song, Xin Zheng, Kunyong Yu and Jian Liu
- Multiple adoption of CSA practices and their determinants: a bundle wise analysis in climate vulnerable regions of Andhra Pradesh, India pp. 1-28

- Bhavani Prasad Thottadi and S. P. Singh
- Assessment and driving mechanisms of hidden land degradation in religious tourism pp. 1-17

- Zegui Sun
- Defending the wrong front: militarization’s impact on adaptation to climate change in 150 countries (1995–2020) pp. 1-27

- Jeremy Ko and Axel Michaelowa
- Do mechanization outsourcing services enhance farmers’ climate resilience? ——An empirical analysis of rice farmers in the Jianghan Plain, China pp. 1-26

- Feiyang Xue, Yixuan Zheng, Xinyuan Yuan and Qingmeng Tong
- Contractual type and antibiotic substitution: an empirical study based on meat duck farmers in China pp. 1-26

- Jinpeng Dong, Lei Cong, Alan Renwick, Lingzhi Liu, Wei Zhang and Yuan Tao
- Potential of agroforestry for environmental and socio-economic sustainability in India pp. 1-37

- Anshul Tyagi, Deepika and Anil Kumar Haritash
- Mitigating farm-gate GHG emissions in low- and middle-income countries: The role of agricultural productivity pp. 1-37

- Tasfaye Fayisa and Bartlomiej Rokicki
- Spatial and temporal distribution characters of comprehensive fossil energy supply-demand balance index and their influencing factors in China pp. 1-39

- Xiaoying Liang and Min Fan
- Unlocking the health co-benefits of the low-carbon transition: evidence from wind and solar power deployment in China pp. 1-22

- Ru Li, Yan Guo and Chen Zhang
- Crop diversification in soybean production systems mitigates GHG emissions and enhances soybean yield under no-till management in the Brazilian Cerrado pp. 1-21

- Jessica Heloiza Coutinho, Saul Ramos de Oliveira, Hilário Junior Almeida, Maria Eloá de Lima, Jorge Luiz Locatelli, Cimélio Bayer, Carlos Eduardo Pellegrino Cerri, Luiz Guilherme Santos de Oliveira and Edicarlos Damacena Souza
- Calcite plumes for the mitigation of extreme heat events pp. 1-24

- Alan Hoback
- How “green” is electricity generation in Russia and why can it gradually go “red”? pp. 1-33

- Igor Bashmakov
- Exploring the advances of tourism research under climate change: recent progress and frontiers pp. 1-33

- Xinyuan Luo, Jian Yin and Yuanhong Qiu
- A $$1 \times 1$$ km spatially explicit framework for modeling fossil fuel CO $$_{2}$$ emissions across Japan to support subnational climate mitigation actions pp. 1-34

- Makoto Saito, Hiroko Yamada and Tomohiro Oda
- From risk to action: benchmarking two generations of national climate adaptation policies in the Netherlands, UK, USA, Türkiye, and Portugal pp. 1-23

- Gamze Kazancı, João Pedro Costa and Aliye Ahu Gülümser
- Unpacking engagement in EU climate policies: a socio-psychological approach pp. 1-23

- Peyman Arjomandi A. and Nadejda Komendantova
- Identifying the CO2 emission gap toward China’s carbon neutrality from the perspective of CO2 concentration pp. 1-23

- Linjie Fang, Xu Tang, Kaipeng Ren, Haichen Ji and Yuqing Jiang
- Climate literacy and the perception of climate-sustainability in the Nordic countries pp. 1-23

- Sanna Ala-Mantila, Jukka Heinonen, Henna Anttonen and Áróra Árnadóttir
- Does ESG commitment improve carbon emission performance? Micro-evidence from South African firms pp. 1-25

- Derrick Kansime Kamugisha
- MRV systems for agricultural soil organic carbon in offset markets: methods, uncertainty, and policy pp. 1-25

- Weihong Wu and Baoyi Lin
- Assessing the low-carbon development effects of green finance based on the synthetic control method pp. 1-25

- Qiyuan Li
Volume 31, issue 4, 2026
- Resilience-building interventions and their linkages to livelihood capitals and capacities: insights from community-based implementation across 19 flood-prone countries pp. 1-23

- Jung Hee Hyun, Stefan Hochrainer-Stigler, Stefan Velev and Reinhard Mechler
- Marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR) in the Indian seas: current understanding, regional opportunities, and future directions pp. 1-34

- Sumit S. Sonar, Susmita Raulo, Suchismita Srichandan, Dhanya M. Lal, Sanjiba K. Baliarsingh, Alakes Samanta, Sudheer Joseph and T.M. Balakrishnan Nair
- Predictive modeling of regional economic benefits from solar energy adoption: a multi-model regression and spatial analysis approach pp. 1-25

- Kezia Saini, Priyam Nath Bhowmik and Himangshu Deka
- Gender differentiated climate change adaptation strategies in rural Ethiopia pp. 1-25

- Birtukan Atinkut Asmare and Corrie Hannah
- When ESG ratings disagree: information uncertainty and firm-specific volatility pp. 1-26

- Tongsheng Yao and Yong Shi
- Enhancing community flood adaptation by leveraging interdependencies between resilience capitals: A global empirical analysis pp. 1-22

- Romain Clercq-Roques, Dipesh Chapagain and Stefan Hochrainer-Stigler
- Identification of key core technologies of new energy vehicles based on knowledge graph pp. 1-29

- Kaiwei Jia and Ying Zhao
- Correction to: The heterogeneous impacts of new energy vehicle promotion on carbon emissions: a quasi-natural experiment in China pp. 1-1

- Weifeng Lu, Yabing Qin and Guifang Wang
- Beyond single practices: impacts of adopting multiple climate-smart agricultural practices on commercialization among smallholder farmers in Ethiopia pp. 1-36

- Agerie Nega Wassihun, Yuchun Zhu, Taye Melese Mekie and Gezahegne Seyoum
- The climate-economy-technology-policy nexus driving the shift of cotton belt in China pp. 1-27

- Yaqiu Zhu, Guanpeng Dong, Liang Sun, Shu Wang and Yadong Yang
Volume 31, issue 3, 2026
- Decoupling effect and scenario prediction of carbon emission in transportation industry based on CD-LMDI and CNN-GRU-attention model pp. 1-48

- Xu Xizhen, Liu Yuming and Ou Guoliang
- The nexus between media and global adaptation to climate change in Africa: an analysis of the critical role of media freedom pp. 1-30

- Etienne Inedit Blaise Tsomb Tsomb, Sinclair Nna Medjo and Augustin Agnamen
- Climate-smart forestry: a review of research trends and implementation approaches pp. 1-31

- Gbenga L. Alawode, Tomiwa V. Oluwajuwon, Festus O. Adegbola, Ayomide O. Oyefara and Oluwapelumi I. Daniel
- The heterogeneous impacts of new energy vehicle promotion on carbon emissions: a quasi-natural experiment in China pp. 1-25

- Weifeng Lu, Yabing Qin and Guifang Wang
- Does corporate climate risk promote climate response actions? Empirical evidence from China pp. 1-33

- Ran Yi, Yunfan Zhang and An Chen
- How do industrial sectors adapt to environmental tax? An endogenous technological progress perspective pp. 1-24

- BinBin Liu and Jianping Ge
- Carbon sequestration service supply–demand dynamics in Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei urban agglomeration: implications from future SSP–RCP scenarios pp. 1-24

- Mengqi Zhao, Ziyao Wang and Liang Li
- Linking climate-smart agriculture awareness and crop diversity in semi-arid South Africa pp. 1-21

- Admire Dzvene and Leocadia Zhou
- Efficient forest policy design under the EU Green Deal: aligning ecosystem service potential with public values pp. 1-35

- Kaja Plevnik, Anže Martin Pintar and Anže Japelj
- Carbon pricing, green innovation, and production efficiency—new evidence from China pp. 1-32

- Qiang Tu, Limei Zuo, Jianlei Mo and Yingnan Wang
- A capacity building framework for urban resilience: insights from the City Resilience Action Planning (CityRAP) programme pp. 1-32

- Katarzyna Alicja Wieszczeczynska and Nicola Tollin
- Impacts of climate change on electrical subsidies’ public policies: the case of Mexico pp. 1-20

- Rodrigo Muñoz Sánchez, Julián A. Velasco, Francisco Estrada Porrúa and Oscar Calderón Bustamante
Volume 31, issue 2, 2026
- Examining the climate adaptation and higher income conundrum: a case study of hill agriculture in Uttarakhand, India pp. 1-31

- Samar Tyagi and Subir Sen
- Ozone burden in a changing climate – contrasting the costs of emission controls and benefits for health and agriculture in Austria pp. 1-23

- Eva Preinfalk, Nina Knittel, Birgit Bednar-Friedl, Monika Mayer, Christian Schmidt, Harald E. Rieder, Brigitte Wolkinger, Hanns Moshammer and Fabian Wagner
- Ecoregional assessment and mapping of climate change impacts and adaptation strategies among farmers across Nigeria pp. 1-44

- NwaJesus Anthony Onyekuru, Robert Marchant, Philip Platts, Nnaemeka Chukwuone, Ridwan Mukaila, Emmanuel Omeje and Chukwuedozie Ajaero
- A three–dimensional multi–factor framework for quantifying cooling effects in urban mountainous parks: integrating “point–plane–space” perspective and UAV vertical profiling pp. 1-30

- Ruirui Zhu, Yanting Pan, Bowen Niu and Ian Mell
- Decarbonizing global value chains: the dual role of manufacturing servitization in export-implied carbon emissions – scale expansion vs. structural upgrading pp. 1-29

- Qiang Wu, Yuhao Chen and Aoxue Wang
Volume 31, issue 1, 2026
- Municipal carbon allocation in China’s provincial budget system: integrating equity, efficiency, and regional preferences pp. 1-30

- Lianbiao Cui, Guofeng Song and Mei Duan
- Resilience of small-Scale maize irrigation farmers to climate change stress in South Africa pp. 1-27

- Yonas T. Bahta, Stephen A. Nyaki, Henry Jordaan, Markus Monteiro and Edward Nesamvuni
- Correction to: Yes, in my backyard (YIMBY) and yours, too: women entrepreneurs’ leadership for a sustainable future of a small Japanese town pp. 1-2

- Jennifer Helgeson, Reiko Omoto, Rika Kobayashi, Tomoko Murao, Maki Takeuchi, Mariko Watanabe, Bojie Li and Ilan Chabay
- Rural households’ adaptation strategies, determinants and constraints to climate change adaptation strategies in ethiopia: a review pp. 1-29

- Fentahun Gebrie Mucha, Solomon Addisu Legesse, Zerihun Yohannes Amare and Mossa Endris Ahmed
- Multimodal AI framework for forecasting tree cover loss and carbon emissions in india: integrated time-series modeling, spatial volatility mapping, and explainable causal analysis pp. 1-29

- Priyam Nath Bhowmik, Kezia Saini, Pradyut Anand and Tagore Sai Priya Nunna
- A sustainable biochar system to significantly reduce global greenhouse gas emissions pp. 1-17

- Meng Tan, Jianwei Zhou, Peng Liu, Ziyi Zhou, Jinping Tang, Yingxiang Fei, Jing Shang, Xingjie Wang and Rui Qi
- Potential of mycorrhizal fungi in soil C sequestration under climate change scenario: current research and prospects pp. 1-23

- Muhammad Israr Khan, Moaiz Ur Rehman, Rubab Sarfraz, Ali Fakhar and Gil Won Kim
- Towards enhanced resilience, adaptation, and sustainability of farming ecosystems: assessment of the efficiency of specialized public institutions in weather and climate services delivery to smallholder farmers pp. 1-34

- Amina Ibrahim Inkani, Sani Abubakar Mashi, Obaro Dominic Oghenejabor, Elizabeth Dorsuu Jenkwe and Safirat Sani
- Climate-smart agriculture adoption and technical efficiency of smallholder farms in Northern Togo pp. 1-24

- Jane Maureen Ngonjock, Essossinam Ali and Boris D. Soh Wenda
- A theoretical framework for forestry risk mitigation under climate change scenarios based on fuzzy portfolio selection pp. 1-14

- Thales A. P. West, Yue Wang, Serajis Salekin and Dean Meason
- Compounded resilience: a step towards achieving climate mitigation and adaptation in the U.S. built environment pp. 1-11

- Christopher S. Galik and Georgina M. Sanchez
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