Responding to Climate Change
Few areas can benefit as much from the force of Open Access as climate change research: the combination of public, scientific, and governmental interest with the mounting misinformation, unsubstantiated opinions, and unsourced data make public access to original, well-reported, and peer-reviewed climate change research of utmost importance. This collection comprises of climate research highlighting efforts from a range of disciplines (alternative energy production, geoengineering, behavioural psychology and science policy) focussed on mitigating and adapting to the effects of the changing climate. PLOS ONE's wide scope and broad publication criteria make it a perfect venue to collate and curate relevant articles in these vastly differing areas of research. Our hope is that by encouraging and facilitating further research, replication, this collection will become a catalyst for continued climate research and policy formation.
Image Credit: Matt Rudge, Flickr.com; Vik Walker, Flickr.com; Vera Kratochvil, PublicDomainPictures.net; NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
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PLOS Ecology Community Climate change is happening: will we be fairly represented in Paris?
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PLOS Ecology Community Religion and Climate Change in Austrailia
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Image creditCredit: Matt Rudge, Flickr.com; Vik Walker, Flickr.com; Vera Kratochvil, PublicDomainPictures.net; NASA Goddard Space Flight CenterPLOS Collections Blog New content added to the Responding to Climate Change Collection
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PLOS Collections Blog Responding to Climate Change – an update
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PLOS Ecology Community All eyes on the oceans: James Hansen and sea level rise
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Reddit PLOS Science Wednesday