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
Read article: Climate impacts will seldom strike singly
‘Scope 3’ emissions, especially from industry, rise fastest globally
Read article: Indirect emissions of supply chains skyrocket
David Boyt explains how Lars von Trier's 2011 film Melancholia inspired a real scientific paper on climate in the journal Nonlinearity
Read article: This article is based on fictional events
Extra 700 million people could live in arid regions by 2100
Read article: Humans to live in more arid world
Britons who waste heat and energy by allowing leaks from their buildings face space-based satellite fuel poverty spotters
Read article: Satellites spot waste heat to save fuel
Water vapour from irrigation is too low down to boost warming but emissions by aircraft could become problematic
Read article: Are our water vapour emissions warming the climate?
Deforestation could disrupt water cycle across South America
Read article: The Guiana Shield rainforests: overlooked climate guardians
First collective analysis – of floods in Nigeria and Mozambique – bodes well for identifying high-risk areas worldwide
Read article: Flood models validated in Africa
Science knows that ocean warming is occurring. A big challenge now is to work out how quickly the temperature is rising
Read article: Ocean warming may be faster than thought
Although losses of summer sea-ice make headlines, anomalies in spring and winter sea-ice coverage are most significant, study finds
Read article: Late-summer Arctic sea ice could disappear by 2040
