NATURE
1. Global warming could speed up
Nature
519, 132 (12 Mar 2015) doi:
10.1038/519132b
2. Geology: Hydration lifts Earth’s
crust
Nature 519, 133 (12 Mar 2015) doi: 10.1038/519133c
3. Anthropocene: The human age
Richard
Monastersky
Nature 519, 144-147 (12 Mar 2015) doi:
10.1038/519144a
4. Climate change: Black carbon and
atmospheric feedbacks
Ben Booth
& Nicolas Bellouin
Nature 519, 167-168 (12 Mar 2015) doi: 10.1038/519167a
5. Decrease in CO2 efflux
from northern hardwater lakes with increasing atmospheric warming
Kerri
Finlay, Richard J. Vogt, Matthew J. Bogard, Björn Wissel, Benjamin M. Tutolo,
Gavin L. Simpson & Peter R. Leavitt
Nature 519, 215-218 (12 Mar 2015) doi:
10.1038/nature14172
SCIENCE
5. Oceans: How climate influences
sea-floor topography
Clinton P.
Conrad
Vol. 347 no. 6227 pp. 1204-1205
doi:10.1126/science.aaa6813
6. Glacial cycles drive variations
in the production of oceanic crust
John W.
Crowley, Richard F. Katz, Peter Huybers, Charles H. Langmuir, Sung-Hyun Park
Vol. 347 no. 6227 pp. 1237-1240
doi:10.1126/science.1261508
PNAS
7. Global warming-accelerated drying in the tropics
7. Global warming-accelerated drying in the tropics
Rong Fu
doi:
10.1073/pnas1503231112
8. Robust Hadley Circulation changes
and increasing global dryness due to CO2 warming from CMIP5 model projections
William K.
M. Lau & Kyu-Myong Kim
NATURE COMMUNICATIONS
9. Tropical cyclone rainfall area
controlled by relative sea surface temperature
Yanluan
Lin, Ming Zhao & Minghua Zhang
Nature Communications 6, article no.: 6591 doi:10.1038/ncomms7591
10. Micro-trace fossils reveal
pervasive reworking of Pliocene sapropels by low-oxygen-adapted benthic
meiofauna
S. C. Löhr
& M. J. Kennedy
Nature Communications 6, article no.: 6589 doi:10.1038/ncomms7589
