Climate Change Index for week ending 4 Oct. 2009
Launched last month, our weekly Climate Change Index tracks research findings and events directly attributable to global warming. Our aim
Climate inaction makes 4 degree C rise likely by 2100 or earlier
Doing nothing to curb greenhouse gas emissions makes it likely we’ll see global warming of more than 4 degrees
Climate-threatened Maldives go underwater ... politically
The Maldives, an nation of islands and atolls that stretches across the Indian Ocean, is also the lowest-lying country in
Climate Change Index for week ending 27 Sept. 2009
Launched last week, our weekly Climate Change Index tracks research findings and events directly attributable to global warming. Our aim
US 'woefully' underfunding climate-change health research
The US should be spending roughly $200 million on research into climate change’s impact on public health, but actually
Antarctic glaciers thinning by up to 9 metres per year
Glaciers along the Antarctic coastline and across all latitudes in Greenland are thinning rapidly, according to the most comprehensive imaging
New Stern report outlines strategies to break climate 'deadlock'
To have any hope of success, a global climate change agreement must aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from 50
Cooperating on CO2 cuts could boost GDP, employment
Global collaboration could help cut CO2 emissions while increasing both GDP and employment in all the major economies, according to
Climate Change Index for week ending 20 Sept. 2009
Today we introduce a new weekly feature — the Climate Change Index — that tracks research findings and events directly attributable to
Arctic sea ice extent is 3rd lowest ever
The good news: Arctic sea ice cover appears to have reached its low for the summer, and there’s more
