Plants are getting taller in the Arctic high latitudes as warmer, moister soil prompts growth that could increase the release of greenhouse gases
Read article: High Arctic plant spurts raise climate concerns
More oysters on French Atlantic coast die after warm, wet winters
Read article: ‘Sentinels of the sea’ at risk from changing climate
Upturn in plant productivity as temperatures rise assumed in climate models may not pan out
Read article: Warmer springs may reduce later plant growth
Robots could be key to monitoring fragile ecosystems such as coral reefs
Read article: Meet the new guardians of the ocean – robot jellyfish
Areas of unique biodiversity could see 9 °C of temperature rise by century end
Read article: US national parks warming twice as fast as rest of country
Salty films on leaves reduce drought tolerance of trees
Read article: Hygroscopic aerosols linked to forest decline
Humans could be about to trigger a huge vegetation change and disrupt their own environment. It has happened before, but this time it is happening fast
Read article: Huge vegetation change could affect Earth
Human infrastructure growing fastest in towns of less than 50,000 and remote rural areas
Read article: South America’s cities are not expanding most
Findings could help managers protect their forests against climate change
Read article: Medium-height trees survive drought best
Humankind has already disturbed or degraded six-sevenths of the blue planet, with diminished oceans the result. And that is before the impact of climate change
Read article: Human activity leaves diminished oceans
