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Novel wildfire regimes under climate change and human activity: patterns, driving mechanisms and ecological impacts. [PDF]
Shen Z +4 more
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Distinct Cloud‐to‐Ground Lightning Properties in Frontal Versus Warm‐Sector Heavy Rainfall Events
Abstract Do systematic differences in cloud‐to‐ground (CG) lightning properties—particularly return stroke number and current intensity—exist across different thunderstorm types? This question is foundational not only to the atmospheric electricity but also to advancing lightning risk prediction, which crucially depends on a robust understanding of how
Xiaotian Wu +6 more
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Inland Deforestation Organizes Convective Extremes.
Engelbrecht E, Haerter J, Klein C.
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On the Origin of Life on Earth: The Nanozymes Hypothesis, and More. [PDF]
Jin Y.
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Increased Aerosols From Siberian Wildfires Buffered Arctic Warming During 2013–2019
Abstract During 2013–2019, global aerosols, influenced by regional clean air actions and wildfires, changed significantly. Clean air actions in China, Europe, and North America reduced anthropogenic aerosols, whereas Siberia experienced increased wildfire aerosols due to local warm and dry conditions.
Jiyuan Gao +5 more
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Downward terrestrial gamma-ray flash associated with collision of lightning leaders. [PDF]
Wada Y +8 more
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Abstract Tropical forests play a vital role in the global carbon cycle and land–atmosphere interactions. Estimating tropical forest carbon–water dynamics is challenging due to observational and modeling uncertainties. This study leverages the “Trends and drivers of the regional scale terrestrial sources and sinks of carbon dioxide” (TRENDY) project ...
Mingjie Shi +7 more
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Autonomous Lightning Strike Detection and Counting System Using Rogowski Coil Current Measurement. [PDF]
Andrade AF +6 more
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Health Impact Analysis of Wildfire Smoke‐PM2.5 in Canada (2019–2023)
Abstract Wildfires are a source of air pollution, including PM2.5. Exposure to PM2.5 from wildfire smoke is associated with adverse health effects including premature death and respiratory morbidity. Air quality modeling was performed to quantify seasonal wildfire‐PM2.5 exposure across Canada for 2019–2023, and the annual acute and chronic health ...
Carlyn J. Matz +7 more
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Abstract Electron microbursts are among the most important loss mechanisms for energetic electrons in the Earth's radiation belts and are often driven by wave‐particle interactions with discrete chorus wave elements. Observations from the Balloon Array for Radiation‐belt Relativistic Electron Losses (BARREL) mission have revealed microburst events with
L. Gan +7 more
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