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October 8, 2025Frontiers in Environmental ScienceOpen Access

Managing extremes in the Anthropocene: a causal, stochastic physics approach

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A frequency-centric approach to risk management can improve predictions and solutions for hydroclimatic extremes, shifting focus from magnitude alone.
The study highlights that anthropogenic activities lead to significant frequency changes in hydroclimatic extremes, outpacing mere changes in magnitude.
By connecting stochastic physics with extreme value theory, the research offers a framework for interpreting the impact of human activities on environmental risks.
Understanding these frequency changes is essential for formulating effective policies and designing innovative solutions for managing risks in the Anthropocene.

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SKSamadhee KaluarachchiUniversity of British Columbia YAYounes AlilaUniversity of British Columbia

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This approach emphasizes frequency-centric risk management in hydroclimatic extremes, suggesting better solutions. It integrates stochastic physics with extreme value theory for effective adaptation strategies.

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Kaluarachchi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e6679587ecc93a24d1762f https://doi.org/10.3389/fenvs.2025.1643416

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Managing extremes in the Anthropocene: a causal, stochastic physics approach

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Managing extremes in the Anthropocene: a causal, stochastic physics approach

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