Climate Blog ICESat-2: from treetop to ocean floor NASA scientists reveal images three months after satellite launch at AGU Fall Meeting Read article: ICESat-2: from treetop to ocean floor
Climate Blog AGU Fall Meeting: filmmaker discusses human tectonics James Balog’s documentary The Human Element will be shown this evening Read article: AGU Fall Meeting: filmmaker discusses human tectonics
Cryosphere Blog AGU Fall Meeting: the other side of Antarctica More glaciers in east Antarctica show ice loss, scientists report Read article: AGU Fall Meeting: the other side of Antarctica
Climate Opinion and reviews A chilling read Kate Gardner reviews Brave New Arctic: the Untold Story of the Melting North by Mark C Serreze Read article: A chilling read
Climate Research update More states opt to phase out oil production Cutting fossil fuel supply can help to limit demand, and more governments are deciding to phase out oil production, a new study finds Read article: More states opt to phase out oil production
Climate Research update Carbon emissions set to hit record high CO2 output rose strongly in 2018, the second year of increase in a row, finds 2018 Global Carbon Budget Read article: Carbon emissions set to hit record high
Cryosphere Research update Thinner Arctic sea ice could mask long-term climate trends Multiyear ice now covers less than one-third of Arctic Ocean Read article: Thinner Arctic sea ice could mask long-term climate trends
Climate News 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 Read article: Tripled climate cuts needed to fulfil pledge
Climate Research update Vegetation ‘browning’ threatens Arctic carbon balance Climate change damages Arctic plants more than previously thought Read article: Vegetation ‘browning’ threatens Arctic carbon balance
Climate Research update 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 Read article: Could an anti-global-warming atmospheric spraying programme really work?
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