Peter Huybers

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Harvard University

United States

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Peter Huybers is a Professor at Harvard University in the United States. His research areas include climate change impacts on agricultural yields, the relationship between water stress and crop production, and historical climate data analysis. He has contributed to recent studies on global climate migration, drought patterns in Southern Madagascar, and surface temperature anomalies. Professor Huybers's work provides critical insights into the evolving dynamics of climate systems and their implications for society.

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Christopher Golden

Assistant Professor of Nutrition and Planetary Health

Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

UNITED STATES

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Kaighin A. McColl

UNITED STATES

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DUO CHAN

University of Southampton

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Lucas Vargas Zeppetello

University of California, Berkeley

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Richard Katz

University of Oxford

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Hélène Benveniste

Assistant Professor

Stanford University

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Alexander Stine

Assistant Professor

San Francisco State University

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Global climate migration is a story of who and not just how many

Climate change increases the interannual variance of summer crop yields globally through changes in temperature and water supply

Is Water Stress the Root Cause of the Observed Nonlinear Relationship Between Yield Losses and Temperature?

Re‐Evaluating Historical Sea Surface Temperature Data Sets: Insights From the Diurnal Cycle, Coral Proxy Data, and Radiative Forcing

Negative trend in total solar irradiance over the satellite era

Climate change linked to drought in Southern Madagascar

A Dynamically Consistent ENsemble of Temperature at the Earth surface since 1850 from the DCENT dataset

A Simple Relationship Between the Magnitude and Spatial Extent of Global Surface Temperature Anomalies

Disentangling contributions to past and future trends in US surface soil moisture

Inferring Northern Hemisphere Continental Warming Patterns from the Amplitude and Phase of the Seasonal Cycle in Surface Temperature

Global and Regional Discrepancies between Early-Twentieth-Century Coastal Air and Sea Surface Temperature Detected by a Coupled Energy-Balance Analysis

A Bayesian Model for Inferring Total Solar Irradiance From Proxies and Direct Observations: Application to the ACRIM Gap

Reply to Marmor: Multiple perspectives for appreciating the meaning and beauty of Turner and Monet paintings

Paintings by Turner and Monet depict trends in 19th century air pollution

Apparent surface conductance sensitivity to vapour pressure deficit in the absence of plants

Influence of late Pleistocene sea-level variations on midocean ridge spacing in faulting simulations and a global analysis of bathymetry

Retrospective Predictions of Rice and Other Crop Production in Madagascar Using Soil Moisture and an NDVI-Based Calendar from 2010–2017

Differences in Radiative Forcing, Not Sensitivity, Explain Differences in Summertime Land Temperature Variance Change Between CMIP5 and CMIP6

Uniformitarian Prediction of Early‐Pleistocene Atmospheric CO2

More accurate specification of water supply shows its importance for global crop production

Putting the Significance of Spectral Peaks on the Level: Implications for the 1470-Yr Peak in Greenland δ18O

Regional Nonlinear Relationships Across the United States Between Drought and Tree-Ring Width Variability From a Neural Network

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Christopher Golden

Kaighin A. McColl

DUO CHAN

Lucas Vargas Zeppetello

Richard Katz

Hélène Benveniste

Alexander Stine

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