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Why Russian doomsday climate predictions may prove prophetic

Why Russian doomsday climate predictions may prove prophetic

Catastrophic climate predictions dominated Russian media last week, but despite scepticism over the source they could be worryingly accurate

Warmer wasps could mean fewer figs

Warmer wasps could mean fewer figs

Researchers warn vital relationships between pollinators and plants will be affected by warming average tempereatures

Plankton twice as carbon hungry as thought

Plankton twice as carbon hungry as thought

Climate models of the world’s oceans could need to be revised after it was discovered that plankton are far richer than previously thought

Geoengineering could create more questions than answers

Geoengineering could create more questions than answers

Even if the science brought about a quick fix for climate change, political and ethical obstacles could be hard to overcome

Climate change “greening” the Arctic

Climate change “greening” the Arctic

NASA funded study finds conditions resemble those found 4-6 degrees of latitude further south just 30 years ago as region warms

Dramatic ice melt predicted in Canadian Arctic

Dramatic ice melt predicted in Canadian Arctic

One fifth of Canada’s Arctic Archipelago glaciers could melt by 2100, causing a sea level rise of 3.5cm, according to new research from ice2sea

Soaring CO2 level reports should be treated 'with caution'

Soaring CO2 level reports should be treated ‘with caution’

Reports of dramatic rises in levels of heat-trapping carbon dioxide in atmosphere should be treated with caution, a leading climate scientist tells RTCC

Bangladesh, India & China at 'high risk' from natural disasters

Bangladesh, India & China at ‘high risk’ from natural disasters

Leading emerging markets lack resilience to cope with natural disasters and extreme weather events according to risk analysts Maplecroft

Australia summer heatwave linked to climate change

Australia summer heatwave linked to climate change

Climate Commission’s ‘Angry Summer’ report warns record-breaking temperatures and intense rainfall likely to become more frequent

Volcanoes can hide 'lost' global warming

Volcanoes can hide ‘lost’ global warming

Team led by University of Colorado-Boulder suggest emissions from erupting volcanoes could mask the effect of greenhouse gases and keep temperatures low

Antarctic ice cores back CO2 and temperature link

Antarctic ice cores back CO2 and temperature link

Reduced uncertainty shows synchronised increase in CO2 and warming at the end of last ice age

Why climate change means more rain - and drought

Why climate change means more rain – and drought

Researchers say they have found evidence that in the last 30 years wet seasons have been becoming wetter and dry ones drier

Coral bleaching could hit 74% of world’s reefs by 2045

Coral bleaching could hit 74% of world’s reefs by 2045

New research suggest warming oceans will lead to annual bleaching events for majority of world’s reefs

Climate change and extreme weather linked in new research

Climate change and extreme weather linked in new research

Extreme weather is often the result of climate change, says scientists in Germany, who claim to have found link between GHGs and changes in weather patterns

Tackling climate change can help end poverty - report

Tackling climate change can help end poverty – report

A United Nations scheme intended to guarantee everyone access to clean energy could help to keep global temperature rise below 2°C say researchers

Black carbon blamed for 30% of Nepal glacier melt

Black carbon blamed for 30% of Nepal glacier melt

Researchers suspect soot from fires in India and China ‘probably’ responsible for a third of glacial retreat in Himalaya

New York could be as hot as Bahrain by 2200

New York could be as hot as Bahrain by 2200

Working output could be reduced by 20% in USA if high end predictions of global warming become reality

India and Nepal face struggle over water resources

India and Nepal face struggle over water resources

Water scarcity in the world’s ‘third pole’ could be exacerbated by climate change

Climate change linked to 2011 East Africa drought

Climate change linked to 2011 East Africa drought

UK Met Office report suggests human influence affected rainy seasons in East Africa ahead of catastrophic drought

Carbon negative strategy needed to combat climate change

Carbon negative strategy needed to combat climate change

Ivy League university says a switch to an energy system that extracts more carbon from the atmosphere than it emits could be necessary

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