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Communications Earth & Environment|September 19, 2022
Anthropogenic aerosol and cryosphere changes drive Earth's strong but transient clear-sky hemispheric albedo asymmetryMichael S Diamond, Jake J Gristey, Jennifer E Kay, et al.
Communications Earth & Environment|August 26, 2024
The timing of the ca-660 BCE Miyake solar-proton event constrained to between 664 and 663 BCEIrina P Panyushkina, A J Timothy Jull, Mihaly Molnár, et al.
Communications Earth & Environment|June 14, 2024
Mental health is positively associated with biodiversity in Canadian citiesRachel T Buxton, Emma J Hudgins, Eric Lavigne, et al.
Communications Earth & Environment|August 21, 2025
Wildfire legacies on pyrogenic carbon stocks in Amazonian peatlandsYuwan Wang, Angela Gallego-Sala, Michael I Bird, et al.
Communications Earth & Environment|December 4, 2025
Alteration history of aluminum-rich rocks at Jezero crater, MarsA P Broz, B H N Horgan, C Bedford, et al.
Communications Earth & Environment|November 20, 2025
Shallow coastal zones are key mediators in Arctic land-ocean carbon fluxesF C J van Crimpen, L Madaj, J M van Genuchten, et al.
Communications Earth & Environment|December 29, 2025
Annual-to-millennial fluctuations in the physical properties of crystal-rich magma storage zonesOliver Higgins, Michael J Stock, Dennis Geist, et al.
Communications Earth & Environment|December 19, 2025
Phreatic eruptions at Whakaari Volcano driven by hydrothermal mineralisation and magmatic gas inputSophie C Pearson-Grant, Michael J Heap, Adrian E Croucher
Communications Earth & Environment|December 16, 2025
Hydroclimatic instability accelerated the socio-political decline of the Tang Dynasty in northern ChinaM Kempf, M L C Depaermentier, R N Spengler Iii, et al.
Communications Earth & Environment|December 15, 2025
Terrestrial atmospheric ion implantation occurred in the nearside lunar regolith during the history of Earth's dynamoShubhonkar Paramanick, Eric G Blackman, John A Tarduno, et al.
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