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Climate denial conspiracy theories - contentious study republished

Climate denial conspiracy theories – contentious study republished

NEWS: In a long-running wrangle with sceptical bloggers, psychologist Stephan Lewandowsky has revived a previously retracted paper

World carbon emissions in one handy graphic

World carbon emissions in one handy graphic

NEWS: This metric breaks down how much CO2 countries are pumping skyward – and which sector has the greatest footprint

Alaska glaciers melting faster as planet overheats

Alaska glaciers melting faster as planet overheats

NEWS: Climate change rather than natural causes is the main driver of state’s glacier loss, which is set to speed up, US scientists say

Heat-tolerant ‘immigrant’ coral could save reefs from extinction

Heat-tolerant ‘immigrant’ coral could save reefs from extinction

NEWS: Relocating coral larvae to reefs at greater risk from warming oceans could prevent bleaching and mass die-offs, study finds

Alaska wildfires spiral in warming climate - study

Alaska wildfires spiral in warming climate – study

NEWS: America’s northern frontier is seeing a surge of large wildfires, releasing more carbon dioxide from tundra and forests

Sunspot slump won't halt warming trend - Met Office

Sunspot slump won’t halt warming trend – Met Office

NEWS: A return to a ‘grand solar minimum’ not seen for centuries may cause some cooling but won’t outweigh greenhouse effect

European countries urged to prepare for 1.5m sea level rise

European countries urged to prepare for 1.5m sea level rise

NEWS: Parts of Europe face higher than average marine surge as polar ice melts, Danish researchers have found

Gas plants and cars bring 'carbon lock-in' risk - study

Gas plants and cars bring ‘carbon lock-in’ risk – study

NEWS: Investing in fossil fuel infrastructure undermines the shift to a low carbon economy, researchers warn – and it’s not just coal

Stop coal to preserve health gains, says Lancet Commission

NEWS: Dangerous climate change from coal power emissions will set back public health 50 years, international expert panel finds

Sahel gets surprise rainfall boon from climate change

Sahel gets surprise rainfall boon from climate change

NEWS: Drought-prone region of Africa is experiencing a wetter period largely due to greenhouse gas emissions

Is avoiding 2C of global warming possible?

Is avoiding 2C of global warming possible?

VIDEO: Models that suggest the world can rapidly cut CO2 emissions are optimistic, says CICERO’s Glen Peters

May 2015 was the hottest on record, say US govt scientists

May 2015 was the hottest on record, say US govt scientists

NEWS: Record temperatures and impending El Nino set year on course to be warmest since 1880

Tea Party supporters score high on climate ideology, low on facts

Tea Party supporters score high on climate ideology, low on facts

NEWS: Researchers find “ideological roots” for a false sense of understanding among US right wing faction

Why love of landscapes is central to climate challenge

Why love of landscapes is central to climate challenge

ANALYSIS: With land degradation soaring, climate strategists are looking beyond piecemeal projects to raise cash for conservation

'Moisture mill' shows clean energy potential of evaporation

‘Moisture mill’ shows clean energy potential of evaporation

NEWS: US scientists have harnessed humidity in the lab to run a toy car and flashing light and say the technology could scale up

Funds lacking to help poor tackle climate impacts, says World Bank

NEWS: Not enough cash is flowing to boost resilience in the face of sea level rise and weather extremes, development banks warn

World's coral reefs face third major bleaching event on record

World’s coral reefs face third major bleaching event on record

NEWS: ‘Underwater rainforests’ that buffer coastlines from storms on track for ‘full-fledged bleaching event’ as die-offs loom

Governments silenced over UN climate change target

Governments silenced over UN climate change target

BLOG: Diplomats in Bonn have pushed back on an initiative to assess whether current levels of carbon cuts will slow risky warming

UN finalises forest protection initiative at Bonn climate talks

NEWS: Rules for how REDD+ scheme will work are now agreed, work can start on ramping up projects say experts

China, India reject calls for tougher climate goal at UN talks

NEWS: Development needs cited by emerging superpowers as science and geopolitics clash at Bonn negotiations

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