Data from NASA’s ICESat and ICESat-2 missions reveal that ice sheet losses from Greenland and Antarctica have contributed 14 mm to sea level rise since 2003
Read article: NASA satellite missions track 16 years of Earth’s melting ice sheets
On Earth Day’s 50th anniversary, Petteri Taalas and Lars Peter Riishojgaard, of the World Meteorological Organization, talk to James Dacey about the WMO’s response to the global pand...
Read article: How COVID-19 is impacting global weather and climate observation
Cities and countries around the world aim to become net carbon neutral within the next few decades. Kate Ravilious asks what will life look like in such a world?
Read article: Life in a carbon-neutral world
Solar cooking has glowing potential from both physics and humanitarian perspectives
Read article: Cooking with the Sun
Improved observational tools and models allow scientists to point to human influences
Read article: Climate change contributing to increase in extreme weather events, says expert report
Italian artist explains why he has teamed up with the United Nations
Read article: Lorenzo Quinn explains his climate-inspired sculpture ‘Support’
NOAA's 14th annual Arctic Report Card includes contributions from members of indigenous Arctic communities – and very little good news
Read article: Arctic climate continues to concern scientists
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
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
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
