Expanding US cropland emits same as 36 new power plants
Emissions may be up to 14 times greater than estimates in US greenhouse gas inventory
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Read article: Expanding US cropland emits same as 36 new power plants
UK Committee on Climate Change recommends net zero emissions by 2050
Report calls for dramatic changes across all sectors including aviation, shipping and agriculture
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How could a changing climate affect human fertility?
People may adapt child-rearing decisions differently in tropics and further north, according to a new study
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Machine learning reveals links between climate misinformation and philanthropy
"Inoculation" with climate facts recommended to build public resistance to viral misinformation
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Wind speeds and wave heights are increasing across the oceans
New analysis of satellite data could lead to better climate models
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Climate studies fail to credit Indigenous communities
Nearly 90% of papers analysed used "extractive" approach
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Global warming tips scales against the poor
The richest nations got richer through rising investment in fossil fuels – and the global warming they caused has made the poorest nations measurably poorer
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Glaciers’ global melt may leave Alps bare
High mountain ice is vital to millions. As the world warms, the glaciers’ global melt could see the frozen peaks vanish
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NASA study verifies global warming trends
Data on surface air and skin temperatures from GISTEMP and AIRS are highly consistent
Read article: NASA study verifies global warming trends
Mangroves deliver research surprise
Fast growth could partially offset human-caused loss
Read article: Mangroves deliver research surprise
