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HOW AUSTRALIA'S EXTREME HEAT MIGHT BE HERE TO STAY
All this comes against a backdrop of political fighting over how to tackle climate change... READ MORE›
THE SEASONAL 'CALENDARS' OF INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIA
Each of these seasons is associated with distinctive patterns of weather, but also changes in flora, fauna, and human activity... READ MORE›
2017 WAS THE HOTTEST YEAR ON RECORD WITHOUT AN EL NIA?O, THANKS TO GLOBAL WARMING
The southwestern states were cooked by record hot summer temperatures this year, and global warming is making droughts in America and Europe worse... READ MORE›
DONALD TRUMP'S GLOBAL WARMING TWEET SHOWS HOW LITTLE PRESIDENT UNDERSTANDS SCIENCE
President Donald Trump has had a lot to say about global warming and climate change, almost all of it completely contrary to scientific evidence... READ MORE›
EAST COAST FREEZES WHILE CALIFORNIA ENJOYS RECORD WINTER TEMPERATURES
But scientists say a warming climate could help fuel the types of weather extremes on display this week... READ MORE›
TRUMP SAYS EAST COULD USE SOME 'GLOBAL WARMING' THIS WEEKEND
Trump has repeatedly expressed skepticism about climate change science, calling global warming a hoax created by the Chinese to damage American industry... READ MORE›
HOW CLIMATE CHANGE PUTS CALIFORNIA AT RISK ALL YEAR ROUND
Christmas wildfires How climate change puts California at risk all year round... READ MORE›
UN POISED TO MOVE AHEAD WITH LANDMARK TREATY TO PROTECT HIGH SEAS
Despite such uncertainties, conservation groups say the heightened focus on oceans is a sign of progress... READ MORE›
MACRON AWARDS US SCIENTISTS GRANTS TO MOVE TO FRANCE IN DEFIANCE OF TRUMP
We will be there to replace US financing of climate research, Macron told the winners in Paris on Monday... READ MORE›
FRANCE NAMES WINNERS OF ANTI-TRUMP CLIMATE CHANGE GRANTS
Macron announced a contest for the projects in June, hours after Trump declared he would withdraw the U.S. from the Paris climate accord... READ MORE›
GLOBAL CLIMATE ACTION MUST BE GENDER EQUAL
For women, fighting for justice - including climate justice - can be downright dangerous... READ MORE›
'WE NEED TO THINK STRONGLY ABOUT ADAPTATION,' SAYS VICTORIA CLIMATOLOGIST
Zwiers warned warmer temperatures will increase the likelihood of extreme weather situations, such as flooding and fires... READ MORE›
2017 SET TO BE ONE OF TOP THREE HOTTEST YEARS ON RECORD
The cop23 climate change summit in bonn and why it matters... READ MORE›
CLIMATE CHANGE 'WILL CREATE WORLD'S BIGGEST REFUGEE CRISIS'
But Trent said that although climate change undoubtedly posed an existential threat to our world it was not to late to take decisive action... READ MORE›
WHAT DOES A SEXIST GOOGLE ENGINEER TEACH US ABOUT WOMEN IN SCIENCE?
She is also a lead author of the upcoming Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Special report on ocean and cryosphere... READ MORE›
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NATIONS FIGHTING POWERFUL REFRIGERANT THAT WARMS PLANET REACH LANDMARK DEAL
The talks in Kigali, the capital of Rwanda, did not draw the same spotlight as the climate change accord forged in Paris last year... READ MORE›
CHINESE MEDIA SAYS 'SELFISH AND IRRESPONSIBLE' TRUMP HAS CRIPPLED U.S. LEADERSHIP
It calls decision to withdraw from Paris accord a huge setback in battle against climate change... READ MORE›
2016 WILL BE THE HOTTEST YEAR ON RECORD, UN SAYS
Because of climate change, the occurrence and impact of extreme events has risen, he said... READ MORE›
PERU BRACES FOR MORE FLOODING AFTER AT LEAST 67 DEATHS
Local El Ninos in Peru tend to be followed by the global El Nino phenomenon, which can trigger flooding and droughts in different countries, said Gutierrez... READ MORE›
ENVIRONMENTAL RECORDS SHATTERED AS CLIMATE CHANGE 'PLAYS OUT BEFORE US'
Temperatures, sea levels and carbon dioxide all hit milestones amid extreme weather in 2015, major international 'state of the climate' report finds... READ MORE›
2016 LOCKED INTO BEING HOTTEST YEAR ON RECORD, NASA SAYS
Nasa has all but declared this year to be the hottest yet recorded, after September narrowly turned out the warmest in modern temperature monitoring... READ MORE›
ARCTIC SEA ICE SHRINKS TO SECOND LOWEST LEVEL EVER RECORDED
It was an unusual year for sea ice in the Arctic, Serreze said... READ MORE›
CLIMATE CHANGE IN 2016: THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY | JOHN ABRAHAM
This past year had so many stories involving human-caused climate change - it will be forever in our memories... READ MORE›
CLIMATE SCIENTISTS CONDEMN ARTICLE CLAIMING GLOBAL TEMPERATURES ARE FALLING
Trump to scrap nasa climate research in crackdown on 'politicized science'... READ MORE›
AS TRUMP HEADS TO WASHINGTON, GLOBAL WARMING NEARS TIPPING POINT
Because of climate change, the occurrence and impact of extreme events has risen, WMO Secretary-General Petteri Taalas said in a statement... READ MORE›
3-HOUR CANADIAN TORNADO LIKELY ONE OF WORLD'S LONGEST
The tornado tore a path through rural southwest Manitoba, reported Environment Canada, the Canadian version of the USA's National Weather Service... READ MORE›
WHAT WILL BE THE BIG ENVIRONMENT EVENTS IN 2017?
The global climate debate will be dominated by whether the president-elect Donald Trump withdraws the US from the Paris global agreement to reduce emissions... READ MORE›
WEAK SUN COULD OFFSET SOME GLOBAL WARMING IN EUROPE AND US STUDY
Regional impact of a weaker solar cycle likely to be larger than global effect, with only minimal impact on worldwide temperature rises caused by climate change... READ MORE›
THE RAINFORESTS HOLD THE KEY TO TAMING EL NIA?O'S DESTRUCTION
The rainforests hold the key to taming el ni o's destruction... READ MORE›
CLIMATE MISINFORMATION IS THE MAIL NORM
David Rose's sensationalist story claiming that world leaders were duped into investing billions over manipulated global warming data was entirely without scientific merit... READ MORE›
THERESA MAY URGED TO PERSUADE TRUMP NOT TO QUIT PARIS CLIMATE ACCORD
A recent ComRes survey showed almost two-thirds of British adults 64 percent accept that climate change is happening, and that it is primarily due to human activity... READ MORE›
TEMPERATURE-BOOSTING EL NINO SET FOR EARLY RETURN THIS YEAR
They also exacerbate the increased extreme weather events occurring due to the continued heating of the world as a result of human-caused climate change... READ MORE›
SIBERIAN SNOW THEORY POINTS TO AN EARLY AND COLD WINTER IN U.S.
Climate change melts ice in the Arctic Ocean, resulting in more moisture in the atmosphere... READ MORE›
ENVIRONMENTAL MESSAGE BRINGS THOUSANDS TO STREETS OF ROME
In the encyclical Francis directed sharp criticism at global leaders for their failure to combat climate change... READ MORE›
'MORE HOT SUMMERS' FOR PARTS OF UK
The computer simulations-based study in journal Nature Climate Change finds that milder winters and drier summers will also become more likely... READ MORE›
LEADERS GATHER IN BRISBANE FOR G20
Tensions with Russia over Ukraine will also draw attention, while campaigners want climate change on the agenda... READ MORE›
CATACLYSMS FROM THE NORTH POLE TO SOUTH AMERICA
Is one factor, human-caused climate change and global warming is another... READ MORE›
ELECTRICITY DEMAND IN SOUTHERN EUROPE TO SOAR WITH AIR CON - SCIENTISTS
Climate change is not the most important thing for electricity demands in the future, he said... READ MORE›
US COULD SEE EXTREME RAINS INCREASE 400 BY END OF CENTURY
These storms happen on scales too small for global climate models to capture, though, meaning they can't provide a detailed look at rainfall trends... READ MORE›
CHINA CRITICISES DONALD TRUMP'S PLAN TO EXIT PARIS CLIMATE DEAL
China's delegation of more than 80 negotiators will begin departing from Tuesday for global climate change talks in the Moroccan city of Marrakesh set for 7-18 November... READ MORE›
EL NINO WEATHER 'COULD BE AS BAD AS 1998', SAYS NASA
That El Nino played havoc with world weather systems and was blamed for several extreme weather events... READ MORE›
FLOOD DISASTERS MORE THAN DOUBLE ACROSS EUROPE IN 35 YEARS
Insurance firm research reveals steep increase in flash floods and says rise is in line with climate change... READ MORE›
GLACIERS RETREAT SIGNALS ASIAN WATER WOES
Across China, the surface area of glaciers has decreased more than 10 percent since the 1960s, according to the climate change report... READ MORE›
WORLD BANK PLEDGES EXTRA $29BN TO POORER NATIONS FOR CLIMATE CHANGE FIGHT
Finance ministers from the 20 countries most vulnerable to climate change, the V20, who held their inaugural meeting on Thursday, echoed calls to boost adaptation funding... READ MORE›
DROUGHT CUTS SHORT AN AFRICAN SUCCESS STORY
Zambia remains largely dependent on foreign assistance to manage climate change, and has been slow to plan for the consequences on its own... READ MORE›