Most paleoclimate studies of Mainland Southeast Asia hydroclimate focus on the summer
monsoon, with few studies investigating rainfall in other seasons. Here, we present a …

Classic Maya populations living in peri-urban states were highly dependent on seasonally
distributed rainfall for reliable surplus crop yields. Despite intense study of the potential …

Cave carbonate minerals are an important terrestrial paleoclimate archive. A few studies
have explored the potential for applying carbonate clumped isotope thermometry to …

Palaeoclimate information on multiple climate variables at different spatiotemporal scales is
becoming increasingly important to understand environmental and societal responses to …

Few studies have explored the details of climatology in the Gulf of California (GoC) coastal
zone, a region characterized by robust land–sea breeze circulation that results from land …

Continued global warming is expected to result in reduced precipitation and a drier climate
in Central America. Projections of future changes are highly uncertain, however, due to the …

We present a 500‐year precipitation‐sensitive record based on co‐varying speleothem
δ18O values and Mg/Ca ratios from Larga cave in Puerto Rico. This multi‐proxy record …

There is an urgent need for information on the Earth's climate beyond the limited history
provided in the instrumental record. Paleoclimate information provides a baseline for …

The timing and mechanisms of past hydroclimate change in northeast Mexico are poorly
constrained, limiting our ability to evaluate climate model performance. To address this, we …

As anthropogenic global warming intensifies, climate models predict more frequent drought
conditions across Northeastern Mexico, but regional paleoclimate data is necessary to …