3-31-14 How climate pain is being spun into corporate gain
How climate pain is being spun into corporate gain
The wolves of Wall Street have got climate change, but at a terrifying cost, reveals Windfall: The booming business of global warming by McKenzie Funk

3-31-14 Climate inaction catastrophic - US
Climate inaction catastrophic - US
The costs of inaction on climate change will be "catastrophic", according to US Secretary of State John Kerry.

3-31-14 Climate impacts 'overwhelming' - UN
Climate impacts 'overwhelming' - UN
The impacts of global warming are likely to be "severe, pervasive and irreversible", a major report by the UN has warned.

3-29-14 Scientists struggle to complete climate impacts report
Scientists struggle to complete climate impacts report
Negotiators worked through the night here in Yokohama in an effort to complete their review of a key report on the impacts of climate change.

3-26-14 How climate change will acidify the oceans
How climate change will acidify the oceans
Off the remote eastern tip of Papua New Guinea a natural phenomenon offers an alarming glimpse into the future of the oceans, as increasing concentrations of CO2 in the atmosphere make sea water more acidic.

3-24-14 Dissent among scientists over key climate impact report
Dissent among scientists over key climate impact report
Senior scientists and government officials are meeting in Japan to agree a critical report on the impact of global warming.

3-21-14 Less gloopy oceans will slow climate change
Less gloopy oceans will slow climate change
Our changing climate will have an unexpected effect: it will make the oceans less thick and viscous. That is good news, as it should make the seas much better at burying atmospheric carbon out of harm's way on the seabed.

3-6-14 Don't waste CO2, turn it into bottles and glue
Don't waste CO2, turn it into bottles and glue
Using CO2 as a feedstock should help lower the carbon footprint.

3-5-14 Trailblazing power plant is first to bury its carbon
Trailblazing power plant is first to bury its carbon
A coal-fired power station in Canada is launching carbon capture and storage on a commercial scale. Could this make burning fossil fuels guilt-free?

2-28-14 Crime rates could rise as climate change bites
Crime rates could rise as climate change bites
In a warmer world it might be best not to leave your windows open. As temperatures rise, so do crime rates, suggesting climate change will lead to millions of extra offenses in the coming decades. However, factors such as better policing may keep a lid on the problem.

2-24-14 Justices Divided on EPA Greenhouse-Gas Case
Justices Divided on EPA Greenhouse-Gas Case
Supreme Court Weighs Arguments on Agency's Move to Cut Emissions From Stationary Polluters.

2-21-14 Forget The Local Cold: Worldwide, It Was Another Hot January
Forget The Local Cold: Worldwide, It Was Another Hot January
January will go down in the weather history books as the fourth-warmest on record. That's right. No matter how brutal the winter was in North America, especially the Eastern half, it was balanced by warm temperatures elsewhere on the planet. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Climate Data Center says that last month marks the 38th consecutive January and the...more »

2-21-14 New online tool tracks tree loss in 'near real time'
New online tool tracks tree loss in 'near real time'
A new global monitoring system has been launched that promises "near real time" information on deforestation around the world.

2-18-14 Arctic thaw significantly worsens global warming risk
Arctic thaw significantly worsens global warming risk
Melting ice is cooking the planet. Shrinking Arctic sea ice means the ocean is absorbing more energy from the sun, and it's now clear the effect is twice as big as thought - adding significantly to heating from greenhouse gases.

2-15-14 Wavier jet stream 'may drive weather shift'
Wavier jet stream 'may drive weather shift'
The main system that helps determine the weather over Northern Europe and North America may be changing, research suggests.

2-13-14 Can Fracking Lead the Way To Clean Energy?
Can Fracking Lead the Way To Clean Energy?
Hydraulic fracturing, known as fracking, is a method of extracting trapped gas and petroleum by injecting water, sand, and chemicals underground to fracture the deep rocky layers. When Harrison first learned about the destruction fracking can inflict on rural communities and the threat it poses to the water supply, she went into shock. "I didn't sleep for three nights," she recalls, "and I'm a good sleeper."

2-13-14 Donald Trump to appeal Aberdeen offshore wind farm defeat
Donald Trump to appeal Aberdeen offshore wind farm defeat
A legal challenge to a planned offshore wind farm which could be seen from Donald Trump's golf resort in Aberdeenshire has been rejected.

2-12-14 Climate slowdown? Just wait until the wind changes
Climate slowdown? Just wait until the wind changes
POWERFUL winds in the Pacific are largely responsible for the recent slowdown in global warming. The intense winds have encouraged heat to sink into the oceans. But as soon as the winds die down, the heat will escape and warming will resume.

2-12-14 US 'climate hubs' to save farms from extreme weather
US 'climate hubs' to save farms from extreme weather
IT'S all hands on deck. The US is creating seven "climate hubs" to help ordinary people, particularly farmers, handle global warming.

2-10-14 El Niño may make 2014 the hottest year on record
El Niño may make 2014 the hottest year on record
Hold onto your ice lollies. Long-term weather forecasts are suggesting 2014 might be the hottest year since records began. That's because climate bad-boy El Niño seems to be getting ready to spew heat into the atmosphere.

2-9-14 Met Office: Evidence 'suggests climate change link to storms'
Met Office: Evidence 'suggests climate change link to storms'
Climate change is likely to be a factor in the extreme weather that has hit much of the UK in recent months, the Met Office's chief scientist has said.

2-4-14 Greenland glacier hits record speed
Greenland glacier hits record speed
A river of ice in Greenland has become the fastest-flowing glacier currently known in the world, a study suggests.

2-3-14 Emissions impossible: Did spies sink key climate deal?
Emissions impossible: Did spies sink key climate deal?
The revelations of the NSA whistleblower, Edward Snowden, are an ongoing embarrassment for the US government.

2-3-14 Alaska's Arctic icy lakes lose thickness
Alaska's Arctic icy lakes lose thickness
The ubiquitous shallow icy lakes that dominate Alaska's Arctic coastal plain have undergone a significant change in recent decades.

2-1-14 Drought-hit California unable to supply state water
Drought-hit California unable to supply state water
California's water agency has announced it may for the first time be unable to deliver water to local agencies, amid a worsening drought.

1-31-14 Keystone Pipeline Will Impact Climate Change, State Department Reports
Keystone Pipeline Will Impact Climate Change, State Department Reports
How much can one oil pipeline affect global climate change? That's one of the fundamental questions probed by a new, final environmental impact assessment released January 31 by the U.S. State Department.

1-31-14 California Drought: Gov. Jerry Brown Urges Citizens To Conserve Water
California Drought: Gov. Jerry Brown Urges Citizens To Conserve Water
A weather system that brought a smattering of rain and snow to California has moved on with little impact on the state's deepening drought.

1-29-14 Parched California hunts for water in unusual places
Parched California hunts for water in unusual places
DEATHLY dry is the new normal in California. As of 27 January, snowpack in the Sierra Nevada mountains, which usually supplies a third of California's water, stood at just 12 per cent of normal levels

1-24-14 Why climate change is inevitable
Why climate change is inevitable
Human beings are lousy at assessing risk, and even worse at making big sacrifices now for future benefits

1-21-14 EU air pollution target 'still too high' for heart health
EU air pollution target 'still too high' for heart health
A study confirming a link between atmospheric pollution and heart-attack risk strengthens the EU case for tougher clean-air targets, experts say.

1-17-14 Is our Sun falling silent?
Is our Sun falling silent?
"I've been a solar physicist for 30 years, and I've never seen anything quite like this," says Richard Harrison, head of space physics at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory in Oxfordshire.

1-17-14 California declares drought as early wildfires rage
California declares drought as early wildfires rage
The governor of California has declared a state-wide drought, urging residents to conserve water in what could be the state's driest year on record.

1-17-14 UN report urges action over rising CO2
UN report urges action over rising CO2
The level of greenhouse gases is rising rapidly and far greater global efforts are needed to tackle the issue, a leaked UN report has warned.

1-15-14 The seven deadly sinners driving global warming
The seven deadly sinners driving global warming
IT'S a chart that no one wants to top, but global warming's worst offenders, in absolute terms, are the US, China, Russia, Brazil, India, Germany and the UK. New calculations suggest that these nations are responsible for more than 60 per cent of the global warming between 1906 and 2005.

1-15-14 Get your cash out of fossil fuel backed funds says UN climate chief
Get your cash out of fossil fuel backed funds says UN climate chief
The pensions and nest eggs of billions of people around the world are being put at risk by global warming, says the UN's climate chief.

1-15-14 Australia heatwave prompts fire alerts
Australia heatwave prompts fire alerts
South-east Australia has been hit with extreme hot weather, with temperatures of over 40C (104F) in some areas, and several bushfire warnings in place.

1-14-14 Pine Island Glacier's retreat 'irreversible'
Pine Island Glacier's retreat 'irreversible'
Antarctica's mighty Pine Island Glacier (PIG) is now very probably in a headlong, self-sustaining retreat.

1-7-14 Geoengineering plan could have 'unintended' side effect
Geoengineering plan could have 'unintended' side effect
Attempts to reverse the impacts of global warming by injecting reflective particles into the stratosphere could make matters worse, say researchers. Rainfall around the tropics could be cut by 30% with significant impacts on rainforests in South America and Asia and increasing drought in Africa. Injecting aerosols into the stratosphere mimics the cooling effects of volcanoes. Deployment of a giant sunshield in space to reflect solar energy is another geoengineering idea.

1-2-14 Australia saw hottest year on record in 2013
Australia saw hottest year on record in 2013
Australia experienced its hottest year on record in 2013, officials have said.

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