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Climate, Volume 14, Issue 2

2026 February - 5 articles

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Articles (4)

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Climate2026, 14(2), 31;https://doi.org/10.3390/cli14020031 
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23 January 2026

This study presents a process-informed framework for assessing the differential credibility of diverse downscaling methodologies, including both statistical (simple and complex) and dynamical approaches. The methods evaluated include a convolutional...

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Climate2026, 14(2), 30;https://doi.org/10.3390/cli14020030 
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23 January 2026

In pursuit of global climate goals and sustainable development, countries have adopted a wide range of environmental policy instruments. This study examines the relationship between environmental policy stringency (EPS) and environmental outcomes, me...

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Climate2026, 14(2), 29;https://doi.org/10.3390/cli14020029 
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23 January 2026

Background: Health care work contributes significantly to greenhouse gas emissions. Primary health care is community-based and focused on wellness and disease prevention. Within primary health care, pharmacists are most frequently the stewards of med...

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Methodological Pathways for Measuring Tourism Carbon Footprint: A Framework-Oriented Systematic Review

  • Aitziber Pousa-Unanue,
  • Aurkene Alzua-Sorzabal and
  • Francisco Femenia-Serra
Climate2026, 14(2), 28;https://doi.org/10.3390/cli14020028 
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23 January 2026

Tourism is increasingly acknowledged as a major driver of global greenhouse gas emissions. However, efforts to accurately assess its carbon footprint remain hindered by methodological inconsistencies and a reliance on fragmented case studies. This st...

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