Food shocks increase as world warms
Heat extremes harm harvests. So do floods, drought and high winds. Climate change spurs food shocks that threaten the supper table
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Trees dying younger in Canada too
Fastest-growing trees in boreal forest show biggest decline in lifetime
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How sustainable are bioplastics?
Greenhouse emissions from forest clearance to grow feedstock could mean 20-year carbon payback time
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Increased lightning hazard ‘almost guarantee’
Climate change, urbanization and rising population likely to intensify human exposure to lightning
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Coffee harvests face risk from rising heat
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
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Extreme rainfall events can be correlated over thousands of kilometres, study reveals
Unexpected “teleconnections” across the equator have also been observed
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Massachusetts carbon tax ‘would save 340 lives’
Air pollution cuts from local climate policy would benefit health too
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Cape Town ‘Day Zero’ water crisis due to migrating moisture corridor
Analysis highlights vulnerability of dry regions to climate change
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Carbon cycle changes
2nd State of the Carbon Cycle Report looks at North America’s sinks and sources
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Climate change brings extreme weather
Scientists release Explaining Extreme Events of 2017 report
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