Thinner Arctic sea ice could mask long-term climate trends
Multiyear ice now covers less than one-third of Arctic Ocean
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Tripled climate cuts needed to fulfil pledge
The gap between the world’s greenhouse gas emissions and countries’ planned reductions is growing, and only tripled climate cuts can reduce global warming enough, researchers say
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Vegetation ‘browning’ threatens Arctic carbon balance
Climate change damages Arctic plants more than previously thought
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Could an anti-global-warming atmospheric spraying programme really work?
Geoengineering by stratospheric aerosol injection possible but unreasonably costly and unlikely to remain secret, study concludes
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Climate impacts will seldom strike singly
Climate impacts aren’t just potentially catastrophic: they could be simultaneous multiple disasters. US scientists have compiled a catalogue of calamity and a map of mayhem
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Indirect emissions of supply chains skyrocket
‘Scope 3’ emissions, especially from industry, rise fastest globally
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This article is based on fictional events
David Boyt explains how Lars von Trier's 2011 film Melancholia inspired a real scientific paper on climate in the journal Nonlinearity
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Humans to live in more arid world
Extra 700 million people could live in arid regions by 2100
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Satellites spot waste heat to save fuel
Britons who waste heat and energy by allowing leaks from their buildings face space-based satellite fuel poverty spotters
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Are our water vapour emissions warming the climate?
Water vapour from irrigation is too low down to boost warming but emissions by aircraft could become problematic
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