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Arctic still profitable despite $50 oil - Statoil

Arctic still profitable despite $50 oil – Statoil

NEWS: Norwegian oil major rebuts notion that Greenland withdrawal is evidence of “carbon bubble”

State Department asks Disney for climate change Frozen spin-off

State Department asks Disney for climate change Frozen spin-off

NEWS: US Arctic representative in talks with film executives over educational climate project starring Frozen characters

Sea level rise faster than feared, say scientists

Sea level rise faster than feared, say scientists

NEWS: Harvard researchers find that there has been an almost threefold annual increase in global sea levels over the last quarter of a century

Republican mayor will act on climate change - if it is manmade

Republican mayor will act on climate change – if it is manmade

INTERVIEW: Climate sceptic mayor of New Jersey town goes on Arctic pilgrimage in search for answers about global warming

Small temperature rise could devastate wheat yields, say scientists

Small temperature rise could devastate wheat yields, say scientists

NEWS: One degree of warming could slash wheat yields by 42 million tonnes and cause devastating shortages of this vital staple food

Costing the climate: Four ways to price carbon

COMMENT: A recent study put the social cost of emitting a tonne of carbon dioxide at US$220. An EU allowance costs $8. Why the gap?

From buckets to beehives: how scientists collect climate data

From buckets to beehives: how scientists collect climate data

ANALYSIS: From old seafarers to modern scientists, RTCC looks at the past and the present of temperature records

Berlin in a heatwave (Pic: Frank Neulichedl/Flickr)

It’s official – 2014 was the hottest year on record

NEWS: Record high temperatures in December confirmed 2014 as the hottest year on record, NASA and NOAA reveal

China's efforts to ease water stress failing, say researchers

China’s efforts to ease water stress failing, say researchers

NEWS: Efforts to solve China’s water crisis − exacerbated by economic growth, climate change and a rising population – are having opposite effect

Gold rush causes rise in South American deforestation

Gold rush causes rise in South American deforestation

NEWS: Demand for jewellery and booming gold prices poses threat to diverse tropical forests, study finds

Scientists to help Ganges rice farmers handle climate threat

Scientists to help Ganges rice farmers handle climate threat

NEWS: An international team of researchers will boost food security for 300 million people in Nepal, India and Bangladesh

Social cost of carbon six times higher than thought - study

Social cost of carbon six times higher than thought – study

NEWS: It is worth taking more expensive measures to curb emissions, say scientists, to avoid hit to economic growth

Stanford professors call for full fossil fuel divestment

Stanford professors call for full fossil fuel divestment

NEWS: California university was the wealthiest to cut ties with coal companies last May; 295 academics want oil and gas to go next

Warming oceans speeding up climate change cycle

Warming oceans speeding up climate change cycle

NEWS: Scientists have identified another consequence of global warming that is likely to accelerate climate change still further

(Pic: Klaquax/Flickr)

Climate sceptics gain platform at Indian Science Congress

NEWS: Academics questioned the human influence on climate at India’s leading science conference this week

The US Coast Guard simulates responding to an oil spill in the Arctic (Pic: Flickr/Coast Guard News)

Arctic oil “unburnable” in 2C world – study

NEWS: UK research shows which regional fossil fuel reserves are unviable if the world is to avoid catastrophic warming

US coastal cities face daily flooding by mid-century - NOAA

US coastal cities face daily flooding by mid-century – NOAA

NEWS: Boston, New York and Baltimore are among the cities threatened by rising sea levels, warn scientists

Fracking caused Ohio earthquake in 2014, say researchers

Fracking caused Ohio earthquake in 2014, say researchers

NEWS: Controversial gas exploration technique linked to 3.0 magnitude earthquake that shook US state in March

2014 "warmest" year since 1891

2014 “warmest” year since 1891

BLOG: Japan Meteorological Agency says last year was +0.27°C above the 1981-2010 average and warmest since 1891

UK had hottest and fourth wettest year in 2014 - Met Office

UK had hottest and fourth wettest year in 2014 – Met Office

NEWS: Record-breaking year is “clear evidence” of climate change but highlights poor government communication, says critic

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