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Climate science is the study of relatively long-term weather conditions, typically spanning decades to centuries but extending to geological timescales. The discipline is primarily concerned with atmospheric properties – for example temperature and humidity – and patterns of circulation, as well as interactions with the ocean, the biosphere, and, over longer timescales, the geosphere.
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Stratospheric ozone loss by very short-lived substances
Slowing of the ocean’s deep breath
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Recent increase in the potential threat of western North Pacific tropical cyclones
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Effects of snow cover on urban light climate environment in the high latitudes of northeast China
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Land–atmosphere feedbacks contribute to crop failure in global rainfed breadbaskets
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Recent increase in the potential threat of western North Pacific tropical cyclones
Geomorphic and ecological constraints on the coastal carbon sink
Effects of snow cover on urban light climate environment in the high latitudes of northeast China
Atmospheric aerosol size distribution impacts radiative effects over the Himalayas via modulating aerosol single-scattering albedo
Land–atmosphere feedbacks contribute to crop failure in global rainfed breadbaskets
Late Miocene onset of hyper-aridity in East Antarctica indicated by meteoric beryllium-10 in permafrost
Why I’m leading Pacific Islands students in the fight on climate change
Halting generative AI advancements may slow down progress in climate research
Saving the iconic Colorado River — scientists say latest plan is not enough