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The Chinese government has made more promising noises on their intent to continue to reduce their economy's carbon intensity, Reuters has reported on Sunday. The pledge to cut emissions intensity...

On Feb 28, 2011 by Martin Leggett 0 Comments

Did ice-melt in the Arctic dry up the Nile 16,000 years ago?

The intricate dependencies of the climate system have been thrown into sharp relief by new research into an ancient megadrought, experienced across Africa and Asia some 16,000 years ago. This...

On Feb 28, 2011 by Martin Leggett 0 Comments

Climate change raises dust bowl specter for Southwest United States

Dust storms will become more common in the Southwest region of the United States of America as drier conditions caused by climate change kill off plant cover, raising a dust...

On Feb 27, 2011 by Colin Ricketts 0 Comments

Climategate: NOAA in the clear, time to reclaim the debate

The last of the debris surrounding the Climategate debacle has been swept away, with Thursday's release of a report from the Commerce Department's Office of Inspector General (OIG) - in...

On Feb 25, 2011 by Martin Leggett 0 Comments

'Climategate' story shook faith in global warming science

The men and women who bring us our daily TV weather forecasts had their belief in global warming and faith in climate scientists damaged by the 'Climategate' scandal say researchers...

On Feb 23, 2011 by Colin Ricketts 0 Comments

The gender divide reaches climate change

New research indicates that the gender divide has spilled over into the climate change debate, with a French report suggesting that men are bigger eco-offenders than women. Two independent studies...

On Feb 19, 2011 by Rachel England 0 Comments

The world will get warmer, deal with it

Even if world leaders were to do what they failed to do first in Copenhagen and then in Cancun and agree to the most-stringent greenhouse gas emission reduction plans possible,...

On Feb 18, 2011 by David Hewitt 0 Comments

Predicted long-term drought in the Horn of Africa

Regular droughts have long been regarded as a feature of eastern Africa, but over the past 20 years the frequency of these droughts has noticeably increased. According to new research...

On Feb 15, 2011 by Michael Evans 0 Comments

Can plants evolve fast enough to cope with climate change?

New research in Australia gives real hope that plants can respond to climate change, by rapidly evolving. This is the first study, published in the Journal of Ecology that shows...

On Feb 14, 2011 by Louise Murray 0 Comments

New farming methods to reduce greenhouse gases and improve yields

etadshow468 --> Although carbon dioxide (CO2) is widely held to be the major contributor to global warming, scientists believe that the contribution of nitrous oxide (N2O) is about 300 times...

On Feb 13, 2011 by Michael Evans 0 Comments

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