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: Clouding over: the clouds that defy climate models
Wind and solar farms would increase rainfall, study finds
Read article: Renewable energy could green Sahara
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
Read article: Landslides are growing risk to poorest
Findings could help managers protect their forests against climate change
Read article: Medium-height trees survive drought best
Study shows high sea-level often linked to raised river discharge, heightening flood risk
Read article: Flood risk in deltas and estuaries may be higher
“Sustainable investing” is a valuable way for climate scientists to have an influence on financial markets, claim Quintin Rayer and Richard Millar
Read article: Investing in the climate
Hazards multiply when extreme heat and humidity join in lethal combination. Scientists now know exactly where this twin danger could be greatest
Read article: Growing risk of extreme heat and humidity
Higher concentrations of carbon dioxide likely to enhance limit on photosynthesis
Read article: Plants may absorb less carbon under climate change
Climate change presents a dilemma. Inaction means ultimate catastrophe. But before then an ill-considered climate strategy could harm the poorest even more
Read article: Climate strategy needs tailoring to poorest
Police officers and food safety inspectors in US less active under environmental stress
Read article: Hotter temperatures reduce food and traffic regulation
