Committed and irreversible humid heat stress risk in China despite carbon dioxide removal
Authors:
- Qianrong MaQMQianrong Ma
- Jiayi MuJMJiayi Mu
- Yingxiao SunYSYingxiao Sun
- Zhiwei ZhuZhiwei Zhu
- Siyan DongSDSiyan Dong
- Leibin WangLeibin Wang
- Guolin FengGFGuolin Feng
- Jie ZhangJZJie Zhang
- Xingwen JiangXJXingwen Jiang
- Young-Min YangYYYoung-Min Yang
Open Access
- 15 May 2026
- journal article
- Published by Springer Nature in Communications Earth & Environment
- Vol. 7 (1)
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