Climate Research update Internet searches reveal heat adaptation across India Cold winters may make it harder for people to adapt to hotter summers Read article: Internet searches reveal heat adaptation across India
Climate Research update What’s the outlook for bioenergy with carbon capture and storage? Earth system models show that large-scale deployment doesn’t guarantee success Read article: What’s the outlook for bioenergy with carbon capture and storage?
Climate Research update Hurricanes set to become wetter Study finds average 24% increase in rainfall if 22 named storms had formed in a warmer world Read article: Hurricanes set to become wetter
Climate Research update Meeting Paris 1.5 °C goal could save tens of trillions of dollars Savings from damage avoidance estimated at 30 times higher than costs of meeting target Read article: Meeting Paris 1.5 °C goal could save tens of trillions of dollars
Ecosystems Research update Insects face calamitous habitat loss Unless nations act fast, habitat loss could rob half of all insects of over half their habitat. Other creatures, too, could suffer in a 3 °C warmer world Read article: Insects face calamitous habitat loss
Climate Research update Rising temperatures could boost antibiotic resistance Study links warmth and population density to antibiotic resistant bacteria Read article: Rising temperatures could boost antibiotic resistance
Environmental policy Podcasts Learning from the ozone solution Nobel laureate Mario Molina and Lorraine Whitmarsh discuss climate politics Read article: Learning from the ozone solution
Ecosystems Research update Kelp forests under threat from acid seas Submarine tangles of brown seaweeds may not survive steady change of ocean chemistry Read article: Kelp forests under threat from acid seas
Water Research update Wet areas getting wetter, GRACE reveals Satellite finds major shifts in freshwater distribution Read article: Wet areas getting wetter, GRACE reveals
Climate Research update Missing 1.5 °C climate goal could double number of people at risk At 2 °C of temperature rise, 29% of global population likely to face difficulties in water, energy, food and environment Read article: Missing 1.5 °C climate goal could double number of people at risk