As the planet warms, not all regions are heating at the same rate. While North America is not one of the fastest warming continents, New England in Northeastern United States is warming faster than most other regions. This research evaluates how fast...
This paper presents a macroeconomic approach to calculating Climate Value-at-Risk (CliVaR) for financial institutions, addressing critical limitations in existing commercial solutions and historical data availability. This methodology leverages the N...
As climate risk intensifies and ecowelfare is increasingly implicated in climate adaptation, we examine how FEMA’s Individuals and Households Program (IHP) allocates aid in the United States. We ask how and why IHP allocates aid, framing the an...
Industrial workplaces, especially in vulnerable, hot, and arid developing countries, face major challenges in maintaining indoor comfort conditions due to the escalating problem of global temperature rise. This study investigates passive scenarios of...
Rainfall disaggregation is a key challenge in hydrology, especially in regions with limited high-resolution records. This study applies the Random Bartlett–Lewis Rectangular Pulse Model to four regions of Hellas to generate hourly rainfall from...
This study examines how Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) frameworks intersect with climate-related disasters and social inequality. While ESG practices are promoted to enhance corporate accountability and resilience, their implications for...
The methodology used to attribute greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions to nations profoundly influences perceived climate action burdens, raising critical questions about equity in global climate governance. This study systematically evaluates current prod...
The study investigates observed and projected climate change in Guinea by analyzing air temperature and precipitation trends from 1991 to 2024, along with numerical simulations from global climate models (CMIP6) under the SSP2-4.5 and SSP5-8.5 scenar...
This study addressed rainfall patterns and trends on São Miguel Island (Azores, Portugal). Homogeneous rainfall areas were identified using Ward’s hierarchical clustering method. The analysis was performed using monthly rainfall data fro...
A statistical study is conducted to understand how the Mascarene High (MH) of the southwest Indian Ocean affects the springtime climate of southeastern Africa, in response to global teleconnections. A temporal index of sea-level air pressure is forme...
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