Abstract Smallholder livelihoods throughout Central America are built on rain‐fed agriculture
and depend on seasonal variations in temperature and precipitation. Recent climatic shifts …

The lead intervention article argues that the new reality of the planetary organic crisis awaits
a normative critical social theory of planetary politics, a means of understanding the sharing …

Historical meteorological droughts are analysed over the Coordinated Regional
Downscaling Experiment‐Central America, Caribbean and Mexico (CORDEX‐CAM) domain …

Trend analyses are common in several types of climate change studies. In many cases,
finding evidence that the trends are different from zero in hydroclimate variables is of …

Central America is highly impacted by current extreme events associated with climate
variability and the adverse effects of climate change, showing high vulnerability …

Central America is a unique climate region in the world, due to its location and shape, as
well as the many large and local scale climate processes that influence its variability and …

Precipitation and temperature extremes from daily data indexed using the CLIMDEX
methodology were calculated over the Central American region. The data comprises the …

The potential role of low‐level circulation on the transport of atmospheric moisture towards
Central America and northern South America is studied with the Dynamical Recycling Model …

Central America is known for its high risk of disasters due to various physical, economic, and
sociocultural factors. The region sits on the following tectonic plates: North America, Cocos …

The insular Caribbean experiences numerous climate and environmental hazards, including
but not limited to hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, and drought. While some hazards are well …