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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

Scientists settle on low end of carbon budget spectrum

NEWS: Review of research proposes smaller allowance of carbon dioxide emissions to cap warming to safe levels, adding pressure to efforts to cut emissions

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

India bee populations are collapsing under environmental strain

India bee populations are collapsing under environmental strain

NEWS: A warming climate and the loss of natural areas to meet the demands of tourism are driving Indian bee colonies to the brink, imperilling food crops

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

Climate scientists face tight deadline to deliver 1.5C research

NEWS: Researchers will have 18-21 months to flesh out understanding of tough global warming limit if – as expected – IPCC accepts call to produce a special report

Shallow fracking wells contaminate drinking water, warns US scientist

Shallow fracking wells contaminate drinking water, warns US scientist

NEWS: Stronger safeguards are needed to prevent poorly built wells leaking gas into aquifers, says Stanford researcher

Study flags concerns CO2 underground stores could leak

Study flags concerns CO2 underground stores could leak

NEWS: Carbon dioxide pumped into old oil wells could react with salt water and erode ‘host rocks’ and cement, researchers find

Warmer oceans speed up Antarctic ice loss

Warmer oceans speed up Antarctic ice loss

NEWS: Studies show a thinning ice shelf is accelerating the flow of glaciers into the Southern Ocean, raising sea levels

UN: Weather and climate dominate 2015 disaster trends

UN: Weather and climate dominate 2015 disaster trends

NEWS: Hottest year on record linked to soaring levels of drought, heatwaves and rising seas, but better warning systems mean fewer deaths

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

‘Confused’ US teachers spread climate denial – study

‘Confused’ US teachers spread climate denial – study

NEWS: Educators lack awareness of the scientific consensus on human-caused global warming, researchers find, leading to mixed messages in classrooms

Land water storage slowed sea level rise - study

Land water storage slowed sea level rise – study

NEWS: Extra rain falling on continents partly offset the effect of melting ice caps last decade, data shows, with implications for coastal communities

Met Office fears Brexit would damage its climate models

Met Office fears Brexit would damage its climate models

NEWS: UK weather agency’s chief scientist warns funding cuts on leaving EU would affect the quality of its long-term forecasts

Climate torture: UN's IPCC science panel must deliver clearer message

Climate torture: UN’s IPCC science panel must deliver clearer message

ANALYSIS: At an Oslo meeting this week, communications experts challenged the IPCC to make its reports easier to understand

BP admits it has repeatedly underestimated renewables

BP admits it has repeatedly underestimated renewables

ANALYSIS: Oil major revises up forecast for solar, wind and hydro power by its biggest margin yet in 2016 annual energy outlook

An illustrated history of Arctic oil exploration

An illustrated history of Arctic oil exploration

INFOGRAPHIC: Shell’s recent aborted venture grabbed headlines, but it wasn’t the first foray into the polar region and may not be the last

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