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A recent study by the Nairobi-based Global Invasions Species Programme indicates that a combination of a warmer world, more extreme weather and higher levels of planet-warming carbon dioxide have the...

On Dec 06, 2010 by Michael Evans 0 Comments

Cancun Climate Conference hears that extreme heat events are likely to become the norm

The United Nation's weather agency, the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO), warned representatives at the UN climate conference in Cancun, Mexico this week that the extreme heat waves and freak events...

On Dec 02, 2010 by Lucy Brake 0 Comments

India and Bangladesh: 'Extreme risk' from climate change

The latest Climate Change Vulnerability Index (CCVI), released by the UK based global risks advisory firm Maplecroft, has revealed that India and Bangladesh top the list of Asian countries that...

On Dec 01, 2010 by Paromita Pain 0 Comments

Cancun delegates should adjust to reality of 4°C temperature rise, report argues

As calls to action go, the message greeting world leaders arriving in Cancun for the latest round of climate change talks takes some beating: Up to one billion people around...

On Dec 01, 2010 by David Hewitt 0 Comments

Animal oceanographers - Narwhals used to explore frozen arctic waters, reporting under ice temperatures

Narwhals are being used to explore the waters under the frozen arctic ocean and report in on under ice winter temperatures previously only possible using costly icebreaker cruises or helicopter...

On Nov 24, 2010 by Louise Murray 0 Comments

Current climate change models may be overly-optimistic, cloud researchers warn

A failure to appreciate the role clouds play in regulating the Earth's temperature means that a significant number of climate change predictions underestimate the likely extent of global warming over...

On Nov 23, 2010 by David Hewitt 0 Comments

Developed nations falling behind on Copenhagen climate change promises

The world's richest nations will go into the next session of UN climate change negotiations already lagging behind on the promises they made at last year's Copenhagen summit. With the...

On Nov 18, 2010 by David Hewitt 0 Comments

Doomsday climate change messages may make the public more skeptical about climate change

'You're right, People dying thanks to climate change is a long way off. About 5,000 miles, give or take'. That's the message greeting tens of thousands passengers using London's tube...

On Nov 18, 2010 by David Hewitt 0 Comments

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