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Climate marathon: IPCC nears finish line for seminal report

Climate marathon: IPCC nears finish line for seminal report

NEWS: Scientists and officials will need to sift through over 200 comments, ranging from grammatical errors to strategic concerns

Climate change could create more Boko Haram extremists - study

Climate change could create more Boko Haram extremists – study

NEWS: Drought, famine and crop failures could destabilise 32 countries in Africa and Asia, warn risk analysts

UK invests £97m in weather and climate supercomputer

UK invests £97m in weather and climate supercomputer

NEWS: The Met Office says the system, 13 times more powerful than its existing capacity, will bring £2 billion of benefits

Giant tower to monitor climate change in the Amazon

Giant tower to monitor climate change in the Amazon

NEWS: Taller than the Eiffel Tower, the observatory will capture vital data on how climate change is impacting the rainforest

US and UK call on UN science panel to stress climate risks

US and UK call on UN science panel to stress climate risks

NEWS: Comments on draft IPCC ‘synthesis’ report show governments want to make clear the dangers of global warming

Sea level could rise 'height of man' by 2100

Sea level could rise ‘height of man’ by 2100

NEWS: Scientists say sea level unlikely to rise beyond 1.8m by end of century – a rise still disastrous for tropical fishermen

Sweden rated as 'world's greenest country'

Sweden rated as ‘world’s greenest country’

NEWS: New report ranks countries’ green performance, next to how well they’re perceived to be performing

Earth on course for hottest year since 1880

Earth on course for hottest year since 1880

NEWS: Global heat records fall as month by month data from US federal agency indicates world is warming

Arctic ice melt sends Alaskan temperatures soaring by 7C

Arctic ice melt sends Alaskan temperatures soaring by 7C

NEWS: Scientists in the northern Alaska outpost of Barrow have linked 7C temperature rise to the decline in Arctic sea ice

Sahel faces food crisis as population surges towards one billion

Sahel faces food crisis as population surges towards one billion

NEWS: Human numbers are rising in one of the world’s driest regions, but harvest levels could suffer from climate change

Biodiversity: the ‘stepchild’ of international talks

Biodiversity: the ‘stepchild’ of international talks

INTERVIEW: With little hard cash on the table at UN summit, biodiversity champions seek to link up with mainstream agendas

Natural gas boom will not slow climate change – study

NEWS: Research from five countries shows a gas glut will make no difference to global warming

Concern mounts in Marshall Islands as high tides swamp capital

Concern mounts in Marshall Islands as high tides swamp capital

NEWS: Majuro counts cost of latest flooding as 30 ‘Pacific Warriors’ set off for Australia in canoes to highlight concerns

Climate adaptation brings men back to women-only village

Climate adaptation brings men back to women-only village

NEWS: How tackling water scarcity in Burkina Faso brought men, a beer brewing business and a donkey to village of women

Washington DC could face 300 floods a year by 2045 - study

Washington DC could face 300 floods a year by 2045 – study

NEWS: East Coast states need to plan for increased frequency of tidal flooding caused by rising sea levels, say scientists

Ocean acidification causes US$1trn of damage a year – study

NEWS: Some 400 million people depend on threatened coral reefs for their livelihoods, British scientists warn at UN meeting

Extra heat found in oceans explains global warming ‘pause’

NEWS: Much more heat is being absorbed by the world’s oceans in some regions than previously thought, find scientists

UN: Expand marine protection zones to cope with climate threat

UN: Expand marine protection zones to cope with climate threat

NEWS: Warming waters and acidification are steadily degrading the planet’s oceans, says new study

China emissions rising on high-carbon economic growth

China emissions rising on high-carbon economic growth

NEWS: Economic success story has been driven by investment in high carbon sectors such as cement and steel, find researchers

Climate consensus: scientists and sceptics suspend hostilities

Climate consensus: scientists and sceptics suspend hostilities

NEWS: Twitter adversaries meet over dinner to discuss the climate debate, and why everyone hates each other so much

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