James Dacey finds out how new research into human-climate systems could help us to avert disaster
Read article: Climate tipping points: retreating from the brink and accelerating positive change
In this podcast we speak to two #BlackInPhysics week essayists and a climate justice researcher
Read article: Celebrating joy in #BlackInPhysics week, open-access publishing supports climate justice
Ian Randall reviews Tomorrow's Parties: Life in the Anthropocene, edited by Jonathan Strahan
Read article: Art, science and the Anthropocene: tales of life on a warming planet
Hamish Johnston reviews Pandora’s Toolbox: the Hopes and Hazards of Climate Intervention by Wake Smith
Read article: Climate intervention: a possible hope in the face of humanity’s biggest problem
In this podcast we chat with an expert in climate change attribution
Read article: How we know climate change causes extreme weather, celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Higgs-boson discovery
In this podcast we speak to a climate-change expert and take a quiz on AI in medical physics
Read article: How climate change is affecting human and natural systems, test your knowledge of artificial intelligence
Small perturbations could prevent extreme events like tornadoes
Read article: Weather could be controlled by making tiny changes to chaotic system
Researchers looked at five different ways of operating in the stratosphere
Read article: Higher-altitude solar geoengineering brings no cost benefit, study predicts
Freshwater supplies could be boosted on the Arabian Red Sea coastal plain, study suggests
Read article: Large-scale solar farms could increase rainfall in some arid regions
New commitments on climate innovation but climate summit outcome looks set to disappoint
Read article: Science takes centre stage at COP26
