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The role of global warming trend and tropical interannual variability as drivers of South America’s 2022–2024 climate extremesNARA Subscribed
From 2022 to 2024, South America experienced unprecedented regional climate extremes with severe socioeconomic impacts. These included extreme anomalies in temperature and precipitation, causing extreme drought conditions in southeastern South America and the Altiplano during spring 2022; extreme fire weather in central Chile in summer 2023; flooding in Rio Grande do Sul during autumn 2024; and the multiyear Amazon drought per...
Purpose Complicated urinary tract infections (cUTIs) are a frequent indication for admission to Hospital-at-Home (HaH) and outpatient parenteral antimicrobial therapy (OPAT) programmes. We describe the clinical, urological and microbiological profile, antimicrobial treatment and outcomes of a cUTI cohort managed in a HaH unit, and explored, in an exploratory analysis, factors associated with the 30-day composite of unplanned r...
This article consists of two well-differentiated parts. The first, based on a bibliographic analysis, tries to position this current episode of global warming within the framework of the geological history of climate change. The conclusion is clear and in line with the scientific consensus. Greenhouse gas emissions linked to human actions are the main cause of global warming. Given this situation, we can speculate about the fu...
Public management attitudes and behavioural intentions towards the management of (over)abundant wild ungulate populationsNARA Subscribed
Social perceptions of wild ungulates depend on their abundance and the socioeconomic context. These perceptions shape attitudes toward management and explain social behavior toward the species. Our objective was to evaluate attitudes and behavioral intentions toward wild ungulate management in the Iberian Peninsula. We conducted a survey of 440 participants in mainland Spain. Respondents generally supported non-lethal methods,...
Male-producing beaches in the Pacific: crucial refuges for sea turtles facing climate changeNARA Subscribed
Climate change poses a significant threat to sea turtle populations. Rising temperatures can exacerbate hatchling feminization, leading to markedly skewed sex ratio that may affect reproductive success and, consequently, the long-term viability of populations, as well as reduction in hatching success. In this context the main objectives of this study were to (1) determinate the current sex ratios and hatching success of Lepido...