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India turns back clock to save water, as climate concerns mount

NEWS: Rainwater harvesting has transformed Rajasthan, and could be used to combat the effects of climate change

Brazil eyes solar as drought squeezes hydropower resources

NEWS: Drought-hit Brazil is turning to the solar energy source once dubbed a fantasy by the country’s president

East Asia pollution seeps into the heart of Borneo's rainforest

East Asia pollution seeps into the heart of Borneo’s rainforest

NEWS: Air quality in Borneo’s rainforests is being affected by pollution from human activities in China

Coral v coal: Is the Great Barrier Reef in danger?

Coral v coal: Is the Great Barrier Reef in danger?

ANALYSIS: Permits for new coal ports on the Queensland coast are at odds with efforts to keep the reef off Unesco’s “endangered” list

Chile faces "critical situation" as floods and droughts batter country

Chile faces “critical situation” as floods and droughts batter country

NEWS: Citizens describe environmental catastrophe as rains batter the north while the south suffers drought and wildfires

Tougher climate pledges ‘could save millions of lives’

NEWS: Goals to clean up energy production and transport will also cut air pollution and save countries billions in fossil fuel imports, say scientists

Shrinking Antarctic ice shelf raises sea level concerns

NEWS: Evidence of rapid reduction of West Antarctica’s shelf ice could have serious implications for global sea levels in a warming world

Scientists develop extreme beans to withstand intense heat

NEWS: Researchers say new varieties of a tropical crop essential to people’s survival in Africa and Latin America

Satellite data indicates sea levels rising faster than expected

Satellite data indicates sea levels rising faster than expected

NEWS: Scientists analysing satellite data warn that rises in sea level are increasing threats to coastal cities and food security

Global coral reef survey highlights climate threat

Global coral reef survey highlights climate threat

IN PICTURES: The Catlin Seaview Survey turns its attention to the Maldives, which relies on coral for tourist dollars and coastal protection

2C climate change target ‘utterly inadequate’

NEWS: Leading scientist warns the world’s poor are not safe under internationally agreed warming limit

Media coverage of UN climate science reports: why it matters

ANALYSIS: Is climate change an uncertain science, ideological struggle or opportunity? The way it is framed in the media affects public perception

Countries reveal progress on 2020 forest restoration challenge

Countries reveal progress on 2020 forest restoration challenge

NEWS: Ethiopia, US and Mexico among countries pledging action at Bonn meeting to cut carbon emissions and create jobs

Climate change blamed as erratic downpours hit Pakistan's harvests

Climate change blamed as erratic downpours hit Pakistan’s harvests

NEWS: Late rains were unusually heavy this year, say local farmers, affecting winter crops of wheat, oilseed and potato

Warming oceans storing up long term climate impacts, says WMO

NEWS: Sea surface temperatures warmer than average across parts of Pacific and Atlantic in 2014, says UN weather agency

Arctic sea ice falls to new winter low as climate fears intensify

NEWS: Warming temperatures across North Pole credited with falling ice levels, months before UN primed to deliver climate pact in Paris

Amazon rainforest is losing carbon storage capacity – study

NEWS: The ability of Amazon forest to absorb carbon dioxide has halved in the past two decades, warn researchers

Antarctic snowfall set to increase as region warms

Antarctic snowfall set to increase as region warms

NEWS: More snow could fall in Antarctica, with the ice that builds up flowing to the ocean and raising sea levels

EU demand for leather, soy and palm oil driving illegal deforestation

EU demand for leather, soy and palm oil driving illegal deforestation

NEWS: Campaigners say bloc must tighten import laws, citing loss of 2.4 million hectares of tropical forests to farmers and industry

Tropical Cyclone Pam hits Vanuatu capital

Tropical Cyclone Pam hits Vanuatu capital

NEWS: Climate change links unclear as winds of up to 200mph leave trail of destruction in Tuvalu, Kiribati and the Solomon Islands

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