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1. A survey on the Koppen climate classification of Iran in 1975 and Comparing it with the CSIR Model Outputs for the years 2030, 2050, 2080 and 2100 under the A1B and A2 Scenarios H. Kiani & M. Kamangar
2. Citizen science and expert opinion working together to understand the impacts of climate change M. Garcia-Rojas et al.
3. Climatic controls on diffuse groundwater recharge across Australia O. Barron et al.
4. High-resolution (1 km) Köppen-Geiger maps for 1901–2099 based on constrained CMIP6 projections H. Beck et al.
5. Globally Extended Kӧppen–Geiger climate classification and temporal shifts in terrestrial climatic types R. Rohli et al.
6. Universal Spatial Correlation Functions for Describing and Reconstructing Soil Microstructure M. Karsanina et al.
7. Enlargement of the semi-arid region in China from 1961 to 2010 Y. Yin et al.
8. Vegetation increases global climate vulnerability risk by shifting climate zones in response to rising atmospheric CO2 M. He et al.
9. A geostatistical approach to create a new climate types map at regional scale: case study of New Brunswick, Canada G. Fortin & V. Dubreuil
10. Towards identifying areas at climatological risk of desertification using the Köppen-Geiger classification and FAO aridity index J. Spinoni et al.
11. Decreasing “alpine tundra” climatic type with global warming in the Tibetan Plateau W. Liu
12. The survival, development, and reproduction of Gonipterus platensis (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) on the main Eucalyptus (Myrtaceae) genotypes planted in Brazil N. Oliveira et al.
13. Does global warming increase the risk of liver cancer in Australia? Perspectives based on spatial variability T. Gan et al.
14. Climate classification in the Northern hemisphere using phases of temperature signals N. Cheredko et al.
15. Global distribution of Köppen–Geiger climate types during the Last Glacial Maximum, Mid-Holocene, and present J. Yoo & R. Rohli
16. Estimating the burden of disease attributable to high ambient temperature across climate zones: methodological framework with a case study J. Liu et al.
17. A novel method for correcting water budget components and reducing their uncertainties by optimally distributing the imbalance residual without full closure Z. Luo et al.
18. Changes in the world rivers’ discharge projected from an updated high resolution dataset of current and future climate zones M. Santini & A. di Paola
19. The distribution of dioecious plant pollination, sex ratio and seed dispersal research by climate type in Australia J. Draper et al.
20. An overview of groundwater response to a changing climate in the Murray-Darling Basin, Australia: potential implications for the basin system and opportunities for management R. Doble et al.
21. Sensitivity of arid/humid patterns in China to future climate change under a high-emissions scenario D. Ma et al.
22. Resolving Inconsistencies in Extreme Precipitation‐Temperature Sensitivities J. Visser et al.
23. Modelling Floodplain Vegetation Response to Climate Change, Using the Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) Model Simulated LAI, Applying Different GCM’s Future Climate Data and MODIS LAI Data N. Muhury et al.
24. Time of emergence in climate extremes corresponding to Köppen-Geiger classification M. Zhang & Y. Gao
25. How will the progressive global increase of arid areas affect population and land-use in the 21st century? J. Spinoni et al.
26. A systematic review of microclimate and outdoor thermal comfort studies in Australia and New Zealand S. Hashemi et al.
27. Shifts in Köppen-Geiger climate zones over southern Africa in relation to key global temperature goals C. Engelbrecht & F. Engelbrecht
28. Groundwater Impacts and Management under a Drying Climate in Southern Australia G. Walker et al.