ALT A screenshot of the PLOS Climate article "Learning from memories and experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic for the future" by Raju et al., 2024

ALT A screenshot of the PLOS Climate article "The physical science basis of climate change empowering transformations, insights from the IPCC AR6 for a climate research agenda grounded in ethics" by Valerie Masson-Delmotte, 2024

ALT A screenshot of the PLOS Climate article "Ethics in climate AI: From theory to practice" by Acquaviva et al. 2024

ALT A screenshot of the PLOS Climate article "Strategies for navigating competing climate science in human rights courts" by Schuldt et al. 2024

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ALT A screenshot of the PLOS Climate article "A paradigm shift? African countries call for the non-use of solar geoengineering at UN Environment Assembly" by Biermann and Gupta (2024)

ALT A quote from the Latitude blog post by the Editors-in-Chief of PLOS Climate, PLOS Water and PLOS Sustainability & Transformation: "Co-review provides an invaluable ‘hands-on’ opportunity for early-career researchers to gain experience and skills, through engaging with manuscripts, journal publication criteria and policies, as well as learning from their peer review mentor."

ALT A quote from "Using climate financing wisely to address multiple crises" by Läderach et al. 2024 (PLOS Climate): "Climate finance has an established political framework and financing mechanisms, which can, in principle, address multiple risk drivers. For these mutual benefits to emerge, however, and for climate finance to contribute more significantly to crises prevention, the currently disparate policy and program timeframes, planning horizons, targeting practices, and institutional set-ups need to be better aligned."

ALT A quote from the PLOS Climate Opinion article "Sector silos in climate action- A missed opportunity to prioritize health equity" by Khanal et al.: "Effectively integrating health equity into climate change policy and decision-making requires institutionalizing health implications in decision-making and fostering a cultural shift".

ALT A screenshot of the PLOS Climate homepage on 12 Feb 2024.

ALT Fig. 2 from Samhouri et al. (2024): A schematic of the authors' conceptual framework to consider coupled social-ecological risk due to climate change.

ALT A schematic of PLOS Climate's journal sections: Atmosphere & Oceans, Ecology, Health, Behaviour & Psychology, Policy & Governance, Energy, Philosophy & Ethics, Mitigation, Urban Climate, Palaeoclimate, Agriculture & Food Systems, Economics, Politics & Justice, Social Science & Anthropology, Technology & Engineering, Adaptation, Cryospheric Science, and Hydrology.

ALT A screenshot of the PLOS Climate Opinion article "Open science and the climate crisis" by Fell et al. (2024)

ALT A screenshot of the PLOS Climate Opinion article "Harnessing economic tools for Indigenous climate resilience: Insights from Arctic marine resources" by Kourantidou (2024)

ALT A raft of sea otters (Enhydra nereis) congregates off the back deck of the Monterey Bay Aquarium in kelp.

ALT Fig 1. from Blaskey et al. 2024. Sufficient and targeted funding, dedicated time, and comprehensive training are needed to support the next generation of convergence climate scientists who will keep collaborative partnerships at the core of their research.

ALT A screenshot of the PLOS Climate homepage on 20 Dec 2023

ALT A message to say thank you to all the authors, editors, and reviewers who have supported PLOS Climate in 2023. Together, we are making vital climate research more accessible to the global community.

ALT A screenshot of the PLOS Climate publication "Diversifying knowledge for climate change mitigation: Illuminating the common good and desirable futures" by Hirt and De Pryck

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ALT The PLOS Climate homepage on 29 Nov 2023

ALT Some of the UK research institutions where PLOS Climate authors can benefit from institutional partnerships with PLOS.

ALT Fig. 4 from Hosking et al. 2023, showing the geographic distribution of studies included in the systematic review.

ALT A list of some of PLOS Climate's institutional partners

ALT The PLOS Climate homepage on 5th Oct 2023

ALT Kamiar Mohaddes, PLOS Climate's new Section Editor for Economics

ALT A screenshot of the PLOS Climate homepage on 31st August 2023

ALT A screenshot of the PLOS Climate article "Priorities in smart grid design research" by Madlener et al.

ALT A screenshot of the PLOS Climate publication" Key predictors for climate policy support and political mobilization: The role of beliefs and preferences" by Simon Montfort

ALT A screenshot of the PLOS Climate publication "Economics, health, or environment: What motivates individual climate action?" by Brown et al.

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ALT A screenshot of the PLOS Climate publication "Climate obstruction in the Global South: Future research trajectories" by Edwards et al.

ALT The seven key principles for assessing emerging low-carbon technological opportunities for climate change mitigation action outlined in Gambhir & Nikas's PLOS Climate Opinion article: 1. What is the additionality of the technology, given competing technologies? 2. Is the barrier to decarbonisation technological, societal, regulatory? 3. What is the technology readiness level and how likely is it to progress? 4. How does the technology compare to incumbents, in terms of price/desirability? 5. How easy is it to protect the IP of this technology? 6. To what extent does its success depend on supporting infrastructure? 7. What is its broader social and environmental impact?