Read article: US, India and Saudi Arabia could be biggest climate losers
US, India and Saudi Arabia could be biggest climate losers
Study assesses social cost of carbon country by country
Read article: US, India and Saudi Arabia could be biggest climate losers
Read article: Forests cut warming better than technology
Forests cut warming better than technology
Biofuels are no easy answer to climate change. Nor is storing captured carbon dioxide. The world’s great forests cut warming better than engineered solutions can
Read article: Offshore wind farms could protect coastlines
Offshore wind farms could protect coastlines
Hurricane Harvey simulations show large arrays of wind turbines could reduce inland rainfall
Read article: How does exclusively grass-fed beef affect the environment?
How does exclusively grass-fed beef affect the environment?
Only a reduction in beef consumption can guarantee lower environmental impact
Read article: African climate research infrastructure gears up
African climate research infrastructure gears up
SEACRIFOG project finds need for extra greenhouse gas monitoring stations
Read article: Huge vegetation change could affect Earth
Huge vegetation change could affect Earth
Humans could be about to trigger a huge vegetation change and disrupt their own environment. It has happened before, but this time it is happening fast
Read article: Climate data exhibit pink noise
Climate data exhibit pink noise
Feature is due to natural climate variability, study finds
Read article: Clouding over: the clouds that defy climate models
Clouding over: the clouds that defy climate models
From Arctic "rave ice" to the reflective stratus of the Southern Ocean, clouds near the poles are causing climate modellers headaches, as Kate Ravilious reports
Read article: Renewable energy could green Sahara
Renewable energy could green Sahara
Wind and solar farms would increase rainfall, study finds
Read article: Landslides are growing risk to poorest
Landslides are growing risk to poorest
Waterlogged hillsides are dangerous; for those who live on them, or further downhill, they can be deadly. And the global risk from landslides is rising
