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Climate change is world's 'gravest security threat' - report

Climate change is world’s ‘gravest security threat’ – report

RESEARCH: Climate change is a rare common ground for environmentalists and the military, who both warn of growing violence

Climate change could drive decline in Brazil's coffee exports

Climate change could drive decline in Brazil’s coffee exports

NEWS: Traditional farmlands face uncertain future in country that produces 1 in 3 cups of coffee worldwide

Long-term sea level rise will be much higher, but barely studied - IPCC

Long-term sea level rise will be much higher, but barely studied – IPCC

IPCC: Sea levels are expected to rise 2.3m for every 1C increase in temperature, the UN’s science report will warn next week

Asia's great cities face rising flooding risks in warming world

Asia’s great cities face rising flooding risks in warming world

NEWS: Draft of IPCC’s forthcoming report highlights rising seas as acute risk for China, India, Thailand and Vietnam

Ten reasons why food will be scarce in a warmer world

Ten reasons why food will be scarce in a warmer world

NEWS: Oxfam scores the world on its action so far to help farmers prepare for the shocks of climate change

Climate change experts start IPCC deliberations in Japan

Climate change experts start IPCC deliberations in Japan

NEWS: Delegates from over 100 countries are in Yokohoma to discuss latest UN study on climate risk

Climate change could devastate Africa crop yields

Climate change could devastate Africa crop yields

NEWS: Draft of IPCC’s forthcoming report reveals droughts, floods, famines and health impacts from a warming world

Air pollution causes 'one in eight deaths' says UN

Air pollution causes ‘one in eight deaths’ says UN

NEWS: Air pollution killed 7 million people in 2012, say WHO, making it world’s biggest environmental health threat

Weird weather: WMO highlights extreme events of 2013

Weird weather: WMO highlights extreme events of 2013

ANALYSIS: 2013 was a year of ‘many extreme weather events’ according to the UN – all over the world

Centuries of warming locked into earth's climate warns UN

Centuries of warming locked into earth’s climate warns UN

NEWS: World Meteorological Organization says countries must become more resilient to extreme weather

Slower sea level rise linked to El Nino and natural weather patterns

Slower sea level rise linked to El Nino and natural weather patterns

NEWS: scientists say slight drop-off in annual sea level rise could be a result of natural variations

Extreme heat waves pose threat to wheat and maize yields – study

Extreme heat waves pose threat to wheat and maize yields – study

Global climate impact assessments are not factoring in negative affects from warming on crops, say scientists

Scientists hint at negative impacts of climate change on farming

Scientists hint at negative impacts of climate change on farming

Forthcoming UN science study could reveal median crop yields may fall by up to 2% per decade for the rest of century

Climate change like '100-year war' says US Army expert

Climate change like ‘100-year war’ says US Army expert

Scale of impacts and lack of long-term planning could leave world with ‘no exit strategy’ if temperatures rise

Trevor Manuel: climate deniers 'mainly in lunatic asylums'

Trevor Manuel: climate deniers ‘mainly in lunatic asylums’

Former South African finance minister says science is now incontrovertible and potential effects of warming world deadly

NASA: global warming could be 20% higher than previous estimates

NASA: global warming could be 20% higher than previous estimates

Research focused on the climate sensitivity of the atmosphere suggests recent ‘cooling’ spell could be a blip

Australia warned to prepare for hotter summers

Australia warned to prepare for hotter summers

Latest Climate Council report says extremes of 2013/2014 ‘Angry Summer’ likely to intensify

India pollution linked to Himalaya glacier melt

India pollution linked to Himalaya glacier melt

Kolkata’s choking streets are affecting the health of residents and the region’s long term prosperity

Arctic melt 'speeding up' say scientists

Arctic melt ‘speeding up’ say scientists

Pace of change at North Pole is surprising scientists: latest studies show the region is at its warmest for 40,000 years

Australia in 2013: hotter, drier and more fires

Australia in 2013: hotter, drier and more fires

Australia almost a degree hotter than it was in 1910, says Bureau of Meteorology, as government tries to repeal climate laws

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