Thirty years of the IPCC
The IPCC has achieved plenty since 1988, including winning a Nobel Peace Prize. Kate Ravilious reports on where it could focus now
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The IPCC Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5 °C: the why, the what and the how
Following the 1.5 °C aim agreed in Paris in 2015, the IPCC came together once more to assess the ramifications. Kate Ravilious investigates the background
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1.5 °C warming limit needs ‘unprecedented changes in all aspects of society’
IPCC Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5 °C finds lower temperature goal has clear benefits for people and natural ecosystems
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Arctic thaw imperils climate goals
Promises to slow climate change have yet to be implemented. And even if they are, they may not be enough, because of the Arctic thaw
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Jupiter sheds light on methane’s dual role in climate change
Study shows how methane heats the Earth by absorbing sunlight
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Warmer springs may reduce later plant growth
Upturn in plant productivity as temperatures rise assumed in climate models may not pan out
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US national parks warming twice as fast as rest of country
Areas of unique biodiversity could see 9 °C of temperature rise by century end
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Hotter planet faces more killer heat
The Earth can expect more killer heat, from lethal heat waves and more intense temperatures claiming more lives. Wildfires, too, will become more polluting
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US, India and Saudi Arabia could be biggest climate losers
Study assesses social cost of carbon country by country
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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
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