Ozone loss may have caused mass extinction
Have dwarf pines revealed the secrets of the end of the Permian?
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Read article: Ozone loss may have caused mass extinction
Unfamiliar climates await poorest countries
New approach to evaluating adaptive capacity paints bleak outlook
Read article: Unfamiliar climates await poorest countries
‘Split or strongly tilted’ jet stream brings blocking to Scandinavia
Analysis identifies new type of jet stream, clears up link with Northern European weather
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Solar geoengineering threatens global biodiversity
A sudden start or stop to geoengineering could hamper adaptation of animals and plants
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Seabird poop warms the Earth, and cools it
Climate effects of birds, algae and Amazon rainforest under scrutiny
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Climate change to shift timing of glacial runoff
Freshwater runoff from many glaciers likely to alter as planet warms, affecting downstream communities
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Polar bears lose weight as climate bites
To survive, polar bears need to gain weight, not lose it. With a longer summer and less sea ice, it’s a lot harder to do that
Permafrost contains huge amounts of mercury
Northern hemisphere permafrost stores twice as much toxic element as rest of planet
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Critical thinking could be key for debunking climate myths
Six-step process helps people detect and analyse poor reasoning
Extreme flood events now more frequent and severe
Northern hemisphere most affected, study shows
