Climate Blog Greta-mania peaks as UN climate summit enters its crunch week Greta Thunberg gives a platform to indigenous voices ahead of COP 25’s high-level section Read article: Greta-mania peaks as UN climate summit enters its crunch week
Climate Blog The state of the climate in 2019 and its impacts on us Omar Baddour discusses the provisional statement of WMO State of the Climate report 2019, released this week Read article: The state of the climate in 2019 and its impacts on us
Climate News UN secretary-general calls for rapid and deep change at UN climate summit António Guterres, Pedro Sánchez and Nancy Pelosi call for action on first day of COP 25 Read article: UN secretary-general calls for rapid and deep change at UN climate summit
Climate Research update Sea ice snowscape is surprisingly complex Analysis of snow thickness suggests that deposition and reshaping of snow dunes by the wind account for two distinct patterns of measurement noise Read article: Sea ice snowscape is surprisingly complex
Climate Research update City heat hits the poor hardest The urban heat island effect makes cities warmer than their surroundings, but low-income neighbourhoods suffer more than most Read article: City heat hits the poor hardest
Climate Research update US motorists prepared to pay more for fuel to lower emissions Survey finds respondents will pay average premium of around $150 per tonne of carbon saved Read article: US motorists prepared to pay more for fuel to lower emissions
Climate Research update Flooding set to increase in Ganges-Brahmaputra-Meghna river basin Heavy rainfall likely to rise even if climate change limited to 1.5 °C Read article: Flooding set to increase in Ganges-Brahmaputra-Meghna river basin
Climate Research update Extreme heatwaves pose spreading threat Rising temperatures mean that heatwaves will become hotter, more frequent, last longer and will cover much wider areas Read article: Extreme heatwaves pose spreading threat
Agriculture Research update Does saving water mean cutting rice yields? New irrigation techniques could cut long-term soil fertility Read article: Does saving water mean cutting rice yields?
Climate Research update Oceans could have reached carbon threshold Man-made emissions may be enough to tip planet into sixth mass extinction Read article: Oceans could have reached carbon threshold