Aim Many conservation efforts now focus on mitigating biodiversity loss due to climate
change. While a focus on impacts from mean, long‐term changes in climate is warranted …

Human society and ecosystems are impacted by climate extremes more than by climate
averages. In contrast with climate extremes that are driven by individual climatic variables …

Deltas are among the most productive and economically important of global ecosystems but
unfortunately they are also among the most threatened by human activities. Here we discuss …

Within the climate science community, useable climate science has been understood as
quantitative, usually as a best estimate together with a quantified uncertainty. Physical …

Arctic deltas form the critical interface between the Arctic landscape and the ocean. They
filter freshwater, sediment, carbon and biochemical fluxes from approximately 14 million km2 …

In our discussion of environmental and ecological catastrophes or disasters resulting from
extreme weather events, we unite disparate literatures, the biological and the physical. Our …

The combined effects of climate warming (ie, increased storminess, reduced sea ice extent,
and rising sea levels) make low‐lying Arctic coastal regions particularly susceptible to storm …

Much of the Inuvialuit archaeological record is situated along shorelines of the western
Canadian Arctic. These coastal sites are at substantial risk of damage due to a number of …

Diminishing sea ice is impacting the wave field across the Arctic region. Recent observation
and model-based studies highlight the spatiotemporal influence of sea ice on offshore wave …

Past trends and future projections of key atmospheric, oceanic, sea ice, and biogeochemical
variables were assessed to increase our understanding of climate change impacts on …