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Nature Reviews Earth and Environment September 2020

Volume 1 Issue 9, September 2020

Volume 1 Issue 9

Stressors arising from anthropogenic climate change threaten tropical fisheries and, in turn, those extratropical nations reliant on them. This Review discusses the impact of climate change on tropical fish stocks and catch potential, the corresponding telecoupling and subsequent adaptation measures. See Lam et al.

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News & Views

    Our Earth | 20 July 2020

    Through the Desert Garden program, scientists and refugees have turned two problems — the inability to grow fresh fruits and vegetables in desert refugee camps and a warehouse of unrecyclable foam mattresses — into a humanitarian solution.

    • Moaed A. Al Meselmani
    • Harry C. Wright
    • Anthony J. Ryan

Reviews

    Review Article | 04 August 2020

    Stressors arising from anthropogenic climate change threaten tropical fisheries and, in turn, those extratropical nations reliant on them. This Review discusses the impact of climate change on tropical fish stocks and catch potential, the corresponding telecoupling and subsequent adaptation measures.

    • Vicky W. Y. Lam
    • Edward H. Allison
    • U. Rashid Sumaila

Technical Reviews

    Technical Review | 11 August 2020

    Seismology provides information on the structure and composition of the Earth’s deep mantle. Without accurate constraints on the elastic properties of deep-mantle minerals, however, the seismic dataset cannot be fully interpreted. This Technical Review outlines the current techniques that are used to investigate the elasticity of typical mantle minerals.

    • Hauke Marquardt
    • Andrew R. Thomson

Perspectives

    Perspective | 29 July 2020

    The COVID-19 pandemic has caused substantial global impact. This Perspective provides insight into the environmental effects of the pandemic, documenting how it offers an opportunity to better understand the Earth System.

    • Noah S. Diffenbaugh
    • Christopher B. Field
    • Gabrielle Wong-Parodi

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    Perspective | 28 July 2020

    Prolonged extreme oceanic warm water events, known as marine heatwaves, can have devastating impacts on marine ecosystems. This Perspective explores the predictability of marine heatwaves, taking into account the physical drivers, monitoring and prediction approaches, and stakeholder considerations.

    • Neil J. Holbrook
    • Alex Sen Gupta
    • Thomas Wernberg

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