James D. Ford, Santiago Clerici, Dylan G. Clark, Robbert Biesbroek, Sherilee Harper
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Since 2001, the IPCC has utilized ‘burning embers’ to visualize risk at different levels of anthropogenic warming. An ethnoclimatological approach offers an opportunity to expand these figures, aligning the assessment of risk with the lived realities of vulnerable populations.
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