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Save the Children: Ethiopia ‘deeply affected’ by climate change

Save the Children: Ethiopia ‘deeply affected’ by climate change

NEWS: Famine-hit country faces worse drought in future, warns aid chief and former Danish prime minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt

Islands of Gauguin, Robinson Crusoe could become parched paradise

Islands of Gauguin, Robinson Crusoe could become parched paradise

NEWS: Climate change could aggravate water shortages in three-quarters of world’s small islands by 2050, researchers warn

Super CO2-sucking crops could save the world from starving

Super CO2-sucking crops could save the world from starving

NEWS: Plants genetically modified to thrive in hotter temperatures and increased carbon dioxide could cut fertiliser use and raise yields to reduce food shortages

Trillions of dollars at risk from climate impacts - study

Trillions of dollars at risk from climate impacts – study

NEWS: An overheating planet could wreak financial havoc, researchers find in the most comprehensive valuation to date

WMO: Climate change could outpace mitigation efforts

WMO: Climate change could outpace mitigation efforts

NEWS: Despite signs that the world will cut its future fossil fuel use, greenhouse gases already emitted are still driving accelerating climate change

Coal and climate threatens India, China water supplies

Coal and climate threatens India, China water supplies

IN PICTURES: Greenpeace report reveals world’s most polluting form of energy uses as much water as one billion people, urges governments to invest in renewables

UN weather agency pivots to developing countries in warmer era

UN weather agency pivots to developing countries in warmer era

INTERVIEW: Better forecasting tools to aid farmers and health planners emerging priority, says head of World Meteorological Organization

Intense heatwaves could become ‘annual events’ by 2075

NEWS: Researchers warn that more areas of the world will swelter more often in potentially lethal heatwaves unless greenhouse gas emissions are drastically curtailed

Extreme cyclones hitting the Philippines are on the rise – study

Extreme cyclones hitting the Philippines are on the rise – study

NEWS: Rising trend seen in powerful storms hitting island nation since 1970s, report finds

NYC, Paris eclipse poorer mega-cities' spend on climate defences

NYC, Paris eclipse poorer mega-cities’ spend on climate defences

NEWS: Protection against sea level rise globally prioritises capital over people, suggests review of ten metropolises

Looming Ethiopia famine highlights vulnerability to climate change

Looming Ethiopia famine highlights vulnerability to climate change

NEWS: Aid agencies warn food could run out for millions as failed rains stoked by El Nino ruin crops in east Africa

Early warnings pay off as cyclone smashes Fiji

Early warnings pay off as cyclone smashes Fiji

NEWS: Tiny Pacific nation praised for preparedness and early warning systems as most powerful storm on record puts early death toll at 42

Major cities threatened by rapid sea level rise, new reports find

Major cities threatened by rapid sea level rise, new reports find

NEWS: Faster than ever sea level rise puts densely populated coastal regions increasingly at risk by 2100, as two studies reveal past and future sea level projections

Food production could increase 40% with better water use

Food production could increase 40% with better water use

NEWS: Careful irrigation can go half way to close the ‘hunger gap’ by mid-century, study finds, feeding the world’s growing population

Zimbabwe: Lessons in how not to prepare for climate change

Zimbabwe: Lessons in how not to prepare for climate change

ANALYSIS: Robert Mugabe blames global warming for drought and crop failures, but failures to invest in irrigation, forecasting and more resilient seeds have exacerbated crisis

Climate-linked bushfire warning as Tasmania's ancient forests blaze

Climate-linked bushfire warning as Tasmania’s ancient forests blaze

NEWS: Global warming is raising the fire threat across southern Australia, says Climate Institute, as 1,000-year old trees burn

Africa needs digital revolution to handle climate change - World Bank

Africa needs digital revolution to handle climate change – World Bank

NEWS: Governments, local communities and farmers need better weather data, says top funder as part of drive to get planet connected to internet by 2020

Save the Children: Ethiopia drought a ‘wake-up call’ to futureproof crops

Save the Children: Ethiopia drought a ‘wake-up call’ to futureproof crops

NEWS: Chronic dryness shows Horn of Africa is unprepared for onset of changing climate this century, says charity

Climate calamity 'top threat' to global economy in 2016

Climate calamity ‘top threat’ to global economy in 2016

NEWS: Climate disasters seen doing greatest damage for first time, finds World Economic Forum survey of global risks

Rampant El Nino offers glimpse of future climate risks

Rampant El Nino offers glimpse of future climate risks

ANALYSIS: Weather phenomenon exposes how unprepared world is for economic, security and humanitarian impacts of global warming

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