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Is global warming hiding in the Pacific Ocean?

Is global warming hiding in the Pacific Ocean?

Global warming hasn’t slowed say researchers, trade winds have simply carried the heat into the Pacific Ocean – temporarily

Wind power 'significantly' reduces CO2

Wind power ‘significantly’ reduces CO2

Researchers say each megawatt produced by wind turbines replaces 100% of CO2 produced by thermal plants

Research highlights health benefits of cutting air pollution

Research highlights health benefits of cutting air pollution

By 2100 up to 3 million people could be at risk of dying if leaders do not take action against greenhouse gas emissions

Arctic could be ice-free by 2058

Arctic could be ice-free by 2058

Arctic icecap melt now so fast and certain researchers can confidently predict when the ocean will become ice-free

Skinny cows and climate change could cost farmers billions

Skinny cows and climate change could cost farmers billions

A study predicts wild and domestic cattle will drastically reduce in weight as the climate warms − compromising food security and slashing farmer’s profits

Desert offers clue to species' climate survival

Desert offers clue to species’ climate survival

Research into one of world’s oldest and driest deserts finds species have evolved to cope with the changes

Climate change could mean once a century floods every 10 years

Climate change could mean once a century floods every 10 years

New study finds some parts of the world will face frequent catastrophic floods by 2100 while other regions could get less hazardous

Africa needs GM crops to cope with climate change - expert

Africa needs GM crops to cope with climate change – expert

Scientific advisor to the African Union says GM has already been “invaluable”

Rate of ocean warming greater than previous estimates - study

Rate of ocean warming greater than previous estimates – study

Report in Geophysical Research Letters suggests oceans are absorbing far more heat than previously realised

Plant growth increases due to rise in carbon dioxide levels - study

Plant growth increases due to rise in carbon dioxide levels – study

Australian scientists report CO2 fertilization effect has led to new foliage growth in arid regions of planet

Understanding local weather key to coping with climate change

Understanding local weather key to coping with climate change

Leading climate scientist highlights the importance of regional data in understanding and reacting to the effects of global climate change

Panama's forest tribes want UN carbon projects scrapped

Panama’s forest tribes want UN carbon projects scrapped

Indigenous people say the REDD scheme is ignoring their concerns

British Royals freeze out US climate media coverage

British Royals freeze out US climate media coverage

US news broadcasters are hot on stories about the British royal family, but research shows they are still left cold by climate change

New study confirms science consensus on climate change

New study confirms science consensus on climate change

Analysis of thousands of scientific articles on climate change finds almost unanimous agreement that most of the recent warming results from human activities

Global biodiversity levels face climate squeeze by 2080

Global biodiversity levels face climate squeeze by 2080

Fast action to cut carbon emissions needed to provide time for species to adapt to conditions which climate change will bring to their habitats

Pollution helps clouds to slow global warming

Pollution helps clouds to slow global warming

Clouds are sending more sunlight back out into space because pollution from human activities is making them more reflective

World continued to warm in 2012 - WMO

World continued to warm in 2012 – WMO

The year just past confirmed the Earth’s warming trend, which is reason for concern as it shows no sign of abating, says the World Meteorological Organisation

Climate change not simply an issue for the 'left'

Climate change not simply an issue for the ‘left’

Political conservatives may resist making rational choices which claim to help the environment, researchers say. But the evidence is far from clear-cut.

Dig up your lawn & live somewhere hot to cut emissions

Dig up your lawn & live somewhere hot to cut emissions

Garden lawns are more prolific carbon emitters than some farm crops, and keeping yourself warm uses much more energy than running an air conditioner

Rapid transition of climate zones could speed extinction

Rapid transition of climate zones could speed extinction

An increasingly warm climate could mean ever more rapid changes in the Earth’s climatic zones causing heightened extinction risks

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