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Obama and Figueres call for more focus on climate resilience

Obama and Figueres call for more focus on climate resilience

NEWS: UN climate chief and US president reinforce need to prepare for climate damage in speeches in Nepal and Philippines

Indian monsoon becoming more erratic - study

Indian monsoon becoming more erratic – study

NEWS: Less rainfall in shorter bursts risks damaging agriculture and causing flooding in India, warn scientists

Biofuels can increase ozone pollution more than gasoline - study

Biofuels can increase ozone pollution more than gasoline – study

NEWS: Burning ethanol in cars can worsen air pollution, adding to the green concerns surrounding biofuels

Nepal's hill farmers show why climate finance matters

Nepal’s hill farmers show why climate finance matters

BLOG: Communities perched on the edge of the Himalaya battle climate change on a daily basis – but with help they can flourish

Total buys Gazprom's first offshore Arctic oil shipment

Total buys Gazprom’s first offshore Arctic oil shipment

NEWS: Campaign group Greenpeace says it will send ship to intercept and escort oil tanker to Europe

Vagaries of weather could delay UN climate treaty

Vagaries of weather could delay UN climate treaty

NEWS: Waiting for extreme weather events to prompt climate action could lead to “decades” of policy delay, say scientists

Green credentials of fracking 'exaggerated', says IPCC author

Green credentials of fracking ‘exaggerated’, says IPCC author

NEWS: Yacob Mulugetta tells RTCC he was surprised by level of focus given to role of gas in cutting emissions post WG3 report

Halving meat consumption offers 'significant' climate benefits

Halving meat consumption offers ‘significant’ climate benefits

NEWS: Changing global diets could yield biggest cuts in carbon emissions from farming, say scientists

Corals may withstand higher temperatures - study

Corals may withstand higher temperatures – study

NEWS: Increased hardiness of one common coral provides some hope among evidence of warming oceans

'No end in sight' to California drought

‘No end in sight’ to California drought

NEWS: Falling water levels in US state more severe than any event since the late 1500s megadrought, say scientists

Central African tropical forests becoming browner - study

Central African tropical forests becoming browner – study

NEWS: Congo’s forests facing chronic water stress say scientists, potentially affecting native species

US leads falls in developed country greenhouse gases

US leads falls in developed country greenhouse gases

NEWS: Carbon pollution in rich nations falls, but data differences highlight challenge of global climate change deal

1.5C climate target 'out of range', says IPCC chair

1.5C climate target ‘out of range’, says IPCC chair

NEWS: Efforts to stop warming above 1.5C no longer possible, says Edenhofer, with dire consequences for small island states

US carbon emissions down 10% since 2005, says EPA

US carbon emissions down 10% since 2005, says EPA

NEWS: Data submitted to UN reveals US is over halfway to meeting its 2020 climate change target

Congo deforestation could cause region to warm 3C by 2050

Congo deforestation could cause region to warm 3C by 2050

NEWS: Congo Basin will warm 50% faster due to deforestation in world’s second largest rain forest, says new research

UN report removes carbon targets for rich versus poor countries

UN report removes carbon targets for rich versus poor countries

NEWS: IPCC study offers new focus on regional groupings, smoothing historical divide between global north and south

WMO: El Nino could cause 'dramatic rise' in temperatures

WMO: El Nino could cause ‘dramatic rise’ in temperatures

NEWS: Combination of climate change and El Niño could lead to spike in global warming, says Michel Jarraud

Greenland ice melt 'accelerating' say scientists

Greenland ice melt ‘accelerating’ say scientists

NEWS: Greenland’s ice loss is accelerating, suggesting that the edges of the entire ice cap may be unstable

IPCC report: Difficulty of carbon emissions cuts 'in the mind'

IPCC report: Difficulty of carbon emissions cuts ‘in the mind’

NEWS: Support or opposition to climate policies determined by ’emotional factors’ says UN panel, highlighting political challenge

IPCC report: Urgent UN climate deal needed to meet CO2 targets

IPCC report: Urgent UN climate deal needed to meet CO2 targets

NEWS: Immediate and full participation in global climate agreements needed to curb temperature rises, says UN panel

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