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2C warming goal is a 'defence line', governments told

2C warming goal is a ‘defence line’, governments told

NEWS: Target exposes world’s poor to “very high risk” and should be tightened as much as possible, concludes expert dialogue

Leading scientists accused of offering false hope on climate

NEWS: German researcher says climate advisors should admit 2C goal is out of sight, but his critics say long term targets are useful for governments

Fossil fuels just pushed CO2 levels to a 3 million-year high

Fossil fuels just pushed CO2 levels to a 3 million-year high

NEWS: Global concentrations of greenhouse gases surpass “significant milestone”, US climate science agency says

Rethink 2C climate goal, urge world's most vulnerable

Rethink 2C climate goal, urge world’s most vulnerable

NEWS: Twenty nations menaced by rising sea levels and severe droughts attack “inadequate” temperature target

Saleemul Huq: Ditching 2C warming goal will condemn millions

COMMENT: Moves are afoot to lower expectations ahead of upcoming Paris deal, with long term costs for the planet

England set for record increase in heatwaves, say scientists

England set for record increase in heatwaves, say scientists

NEWS: Research using records dating back to 1659 indicates at least a 13-fold rise in the likelihood of human-influenced climate change

Is development the best kind of climate adaptation?

Is development the best kind of climate adaptation?

ANALYSIS: Experts debate whether reducing poverty should take priority over preparing for specific future changes to the climate

Climate change could wipe out 1 in 6 of planet's species

Climate change could wipe out 1 in 6 of planet’s species

NEWS: Wildlife facing extinction set to accelerate every extra degree world overheats, report finds

Greening Africa's deserts could stem tragic tide of migrants

Greening Africa’s deserts could stem tragic tide of migrants

NEWS: Initiatives like the Great Green Wall can provide livelihoods in dry regions to support growing populations, say advocates

Pleas to protect Arctic as polar summit begins

Pleas to protect Arctic as polar summit begins

NEWS: Arctic Council states handed document signed by scientists and Nobel Laureates urging oil-free future as retreating ice caps attract exploration and industrial fishing

John Kerry urges climate focus, bids to avert Arctic melt

John Kerry urges climate focus, bids to avert Arctic melt

NEWS: Climate change to take centre stage as US assumes leadership of Arctic region’s governing body

Artificial trees and nanotechnology: climate saviours?

Artificial trees and nanotechnology: climate saviours?

NEWS: US scientists are making progress on radical methods to capture carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and neutralise emissions

Earth's oceans have economic value of $24 trillion, says WWF

Earth’s oceans have economic value of $24 trillion, says WWF

NEWS: Green campaign group warns valuable natural resource is threatened by pollution, overfishing and climate change

Ocean acidification triggered mass extinctions 252 million years ago

NEWS: The biggest extinction ever known on Earth resulted from oceans turned acid by CO2, the main gas driving human-caused climate change today

Polar bears hit by twin threats of pollution and climate change

NEWS: Plastic waste, toxic pollutants and climate adding pressures on polar bears in Arctic say researchers

World set for record droughts by 2050 – report

NEWS: US and the Mediterranean among parched regions projected for unprecedented dryness if heat-trapping gases keep rising through century

Permafrost 'carbon bomb' unlikely but melt danger rising

Permafrost ‘carbon bomb’ unlikely but melt danger rising

NEWS: Arctic’s frozen soil holds billions of tonnes of organic carbon – and global warming could speed its escape

Twitter failing to bridge gap between climate activists and sceptics

Twitter failing to bridge gap between climate activists and sceptics

NEWS: Opposing groups as far apart as ever says new research based on tweeting habits of those in climate change arena

Canadian glaciers could start to disappear by 2040 - scientists

Canadian glaciers could start to disappear by 2040 – scientists

NEWS: Climate change could cause many glaciers in western Canada to start to disappear by mid century, affecting people and places that depend on their water

Prince Charles: Tropical forests hold key to addressing climate change

COMMENT: New report from Prince of Wales International Sustainability Unit highlights vulnerability of world’s rainforests

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