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These shocking maps show how hot the world is going to get due to climate change
New study finds that days over 35C may become common across the globe.
Daniele Palumbo Jun 24, 2017
Three-quarters of the world's population will face deadly heatwaves by 2100
About 30% of the global population already faces lethal heat for 20 days a year or more.
Martha Henriques Jun 19, 2017
West Antarctica: An area of ice twice the size of California has turned to slush
The melting was caused by an incredibly strong El Niño event, predicted to become more common with climate change.
Martha Henriques Jun 15, 2017
Apple issues mammoth 'green' bond offer to finance environmental causes
Tech giant says $1bn in proceeds raised would be dedicated to clean energy projects.
Gaurav Sharma Jun 13, 2017
Despite Trump's withdrawal Hawaii Governor signs laws aligning state with Paris Agreement
"Hawai'i is committed to environmental stewardship," sad Gov. Ige.
James Tennent Jun 08, 2017
North Korea calls Trump's decision to pull out of Paris climate deal 'height of egoism and moral vacuum'
Pyongyang describes the US decision as 'selfish' and 'short-sighted'.
Vasudevan Sridharan Jun 07, 2017
South-east Asia smashes temperature records for its hottest month
And 2017 wasn't supposed to be as hot as 2016.
Martha Henriques Jun 06, 2017
Watch Justin Trudeau casually kayak over to a family to talk about climate change
"Canada will not back down from its commitment to fight climate change - and nearly every country is on our side."
Isabelle Gerretsen Jun 06, 2017
World Environment Day 2017: Dumbest quotes ever on global warming and climate change
"The concept of global warming was created by and for the Chinese," said Donald Trump.
Lara Rebello Jun 05, 2017
In 2009, Donald Trump urged Barack Obama to 'protect humanity and our planet'
In 2017, he pulled America out of the Paris Climate Accord.
Jordan Bhatt Jun 02, 2017
Coal industry welcomes Donald Trump's climate change move
Tech firms issue open letter to US president to criticise decision to withdraw from Paris treaty.
Dan Cancian Jun 02, 2017
US leaves Paris climate agreement: Here's how Trump misunderstood the science
"Basically, they have the science completely wrong," climate scientists told IBTimes UK.
Martha Henriques Jun 02, 2017
Watch this huge wall of dust tower above Sudan's Khartoum turning the sky blood red
Phenomenon known as a 'haboob' left buildings, cars and residents covered in thick blanket of sand.
Paul Wright Jun 02, 2017
US buildings defy Trump by turning green to support the Paris climate deal he abandoned
America will become one of only three countries in the world not to take part.
Lydia Smith Jun 02, 2017
Trump pulled out of the Paris climate deal and the rest of the world is mad about it
World leaders, scientists and celebrities condemned Trump, who wants a new, "fairer" climate change deal.
Ludovica Iaccino Jun 02, 2017
Trump has ditched the Paris climate agreement - scientists break down what it means for the US and the world
The US will become one of only three countries in the world not to take part, next to Syria and Nicaragua.
Travis N. Rieder Jun 02, 2017
Giant exploding methane bubbles left craters 1km wide in the Barents Sea 12,000 years ago
There are more methane bubbles around Antarctica and Greenland that could be waiting to explode.
Martha Henriques Jun 01, 2017
Watch Republican congressman Tim Walberg claim God will 'take care' of climate change
"I'm confident that, if there's a real problem, He can take care of it," Walberg said.
IBT UK Contributor Jun 01, 2017
Elon Musk to quit White House councils if Trump withdraws from Paris climate deal
Trump has said a decision on the deal would come soon.
James Tennent May 31, 2017
Which issues do Donald Trump and Pope Francis disagree on?
Meeting between US president and pontiff comes against backdrop of tense exchanges and disagreement.
Isabelle Gerretsen May 24, 2017
Antarctica is five times greener than it was in the 1950s because of climate change
Moss banks survive freezing over the harsh winters, and have started growing more rapidly in the summers.
Martha Henriques May 18, 2017
Sea level rise: Coastal floods could inundate LA, Seattle and Vancouver by 2030
Rising sea levels means higher waves and tides, which adds up to much more frequent flooding.
Martha Henriques May 18, 2017
Who is Sania Nishtar, Pakistan's candidate to lead the World Health Organisation?
Nishtar has an important civil society background which she hopes will help her build partnerships as WHO's Director General
Léa Surugue May 17, 2017
First humans emerged in Africa 2.8 million years ago during sudden climate change
The famous 'Lucy' species went extinct as the land dried out, while the earliest humans thrived.
Martha Henriques May 16, 2017
Proxima B: Our closest neighbouring exoplanet could host 'alien life' climate models suggest
Climate simulations have revealed Proxima B could have liquid water on its surface.
Léa Surugue May 16, 2017
Armyworm invasion continues: Crop-eating pest has now plagued 20 African countries
Government working to contain crop-eating caterpillar that arrived for the first time in Africa in 2016.
Ludovica Iaccino May 15, 2017
Noam Chomsky: Republican Party more dangerous than Isis and North Korea
US academic admits claim is 'outrageous' but cites climate change demial.
Tareq Haddad May 11, 2017
Lions may starve to death - just like extinct sabre-tooth tigers did in the Ice Age
Both lions and Sunda clouded leopards could be affected by a loss of prey.
Léa Surugue May 10, 2017
Tibet's permafrost is playing a surprise role in climate change
Carbon has accumulated in the upper layers of the soil in the Tibetan Plateau in the space of a decade.
Léa Surugue May 08, 2017
Ivanka Trump set to join EPA head for discussions on Paris climate change pact
First daughter appears ready to push for US to stay part of environmental agreement.
Harriet Sinclair May 04, 2017
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