Global coffee harvests, which provide the drink of choice for millions and the livelihoods of many more, are in peril, not least from rising temperatures
Read article: Coffee harvests face risk from rising heat
Unexpected “teleconnections” across the equator have also been observed
Read article: Extreme rainfall events can be correlated over thousands of kilometres, study reveals
Air pollution cuts from local climate policy would benefit health too
Read article: Massachusetts carbon tax ‘would save 340 lives’
Analysis highlights vulnerability of dry regions to climate change
Read article: Cape Town ‘Day Zero’ water crisis due to migrating moisture corridor
2nd State of the Carbon Cycle Report looks at North America’s sinks and sources
Read article: Carbon cycle changes
Scientists release Explaining Extreme Events of 2017 report
Read article: Climate change brings extreme weather
The world’s oceans are a vast reservoir of heat and ocean warming speeds differ widely
Read article: Ocean warming speeds vary with depth
Decline of snowpack in California Sierra could dry out reservoirs and exacerbate forest fires
Read article: Winters are ‘getting sick’
More rain means thicker ice under winter snowpack
Read article: Svalbard freezes as Arctic warms
A decade of observations highlights complex processes linked to coastal permafrost bluff erosion in the Arctic
Read article: Remote sensing reveals secrets of coastal permafrost
