Greenhouse gas forcing has increased ocean heat content, with large impacts on the Earth system. A Review in Nature Reviews Earth & Environment 🌈 outlines observed and projected global and regional changes. go.nature.com/3Dri3cv

Congratulations to the winner of the Inspiring Women in Science Award for Outreach, the Tem Menina no Circuito initiative. Read more about their work in schools to empower and motivate girls to enjoy STEM here. go.nature.com/3CBGe66

Using combination immunotherapy of relatlimab and nivolumab can improve outcomes for patients with surgically removable, advanced melanoma, according to the results of a phase 2 clinical trial published in nature. go.nature.com/3DC9EmG

A Review in Nature Reviews Drug Discovery illustrates applications of human genetics to safety studies during drug discovery and development. go.nature.com/3TFWaf3

A study in nature suggests that climate change is increasing the risk of heat stress and death in cold-blooded animals. go.nature.com/3N6uz4l

A meta-analysis published in Nature Medicine found weak or no evidence of associations between unprocessed red meat consumption and increased risk of six cardiometabolic disease and cancer outcomes. go.nature.com/3yMCkGN

A nature paper presents the near-complete skeleton of an early reptile from the Middle Jurassic period of Scotland. go.nature.com/3Fi7aLi

Observations reported in Nature Microbiology define a previously unknown interaction between respiratory viruses that might affect virus pathogenesis by expanding virus tropism and enabling immune evasion. go.nature.com/3TDEAbI

Globally integrated solar-cell supply chains may help to make solar energy cheaper, according to research published in nature. Compared with a nationalized approach, a globalized supply chain could save billions of US dollars in installation fees. go.nature.com/3N9mjAs

Approximately half of the large wildfires occurring between 2003 and 2020 were followed by dust events, storms of strong winds lifting dust and sand from dry soils, according to an analysis published in Nature Geoscience. go.nature.com/3sdcUOw

.nature endorses Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in Brazil’s presidential election. “Brazil’s voters have a valuable opportunity to start to rebuild what Bolsonaro has torn down. If Bolsonaro gets four more years, the damage could be irreparable.” go.nature.com/3fbCiBB

News & Views: Three nature papers shed light on a key process that is required to dampen immune responses directed against the microbiota. 🔒 go.nature.com/3W2g3yp

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Happy Open Access Week! This year, we are looking at the theme of Climate Justice. Learn more about Johann Stiepani 👨‍💻’s work, which focuses on the coastlines of the Indo-Pacific region – an area incredibly vulnerable to the climate crisis.
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A study in Nature Communications estimates that snakebite envenoming caused over 63,000 deaths in 2019, a 36% decrease since 1990. The study forecasts mortality will continue to decline, but not enough to meet the WHO’s goal to halve deaths by 2030. go.nature.com/3SJrCbe

A study in nature reports the development of a pipeline for the identification of environmental factors and mechanisms of pathogenesis in inflammatory bowel disease and, potentially, other inflammatory diseases. go.nature.com/3sq6GeA

.Natty Drude wanted to combine her academic work in drug development with clinical research. She writes in Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology how she managed to bridge the divide. go.nature.com/3DvfPJ3

News & Views: A nature paper reports on the sequencing of ancient genomic data of 13 Neanderthals from 2 caves in Siberia. The genomes provide unprecedented insights into the social organization of Neanderthal communities. 🔒 go.nature.com/3TLDQAI

Venkatesh Narayanamurti and Jeffrey Y. Tsao discuss in Nature Reviews Physics lessons from the success of the great 20th-century industrial research labs and warn against three common misconceptions about what drives scientific and technological progress. go.nature.com/3DrjrvC