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How resurrecting an Ice Age ecosystem in Siberia could help save the world from global warming
Animals like bison, ox – and even mammoths – can stabilise permafrost temperature and prevent it from thawing.
Nikita Zimov Mar 27, 2017
Climate change is making giant planetary waves bigger, leading to more extreme weather
Eurasia and North America are likely to be among the land areas most affected.
Martha Henriques Mar 27, 2017
EPA chief: Trump executive order will roll back 'job-killing' climate protection legislation
Scott Pruitt says Paris Climate Agreement 'a bad deal' as Obama-era Clean Power Plan faces axe.
James Tennent Mar 26, 2017
Exxon forced to hand over Rex Tillerson emails in climate change probe
Lawyers believe Rex Tillerson used a different account to discuss potentially murky business.
Tareq Haddad Mar 24, 2017
How drought-resistant seeds are giving hope to farmers in hunger-stricken Mozambique
IBTimes UK visits Tete province, where communities have been impacted by El Nino-linked drought.
Ludovica Iaccino Mar 23, 2017
Still a chance Trump won't snub Paris climate agreement, says Al Gore
Gore says chat with president over climate change at Trump Tower was 'extremely interesting'.
Graham Lanktree Mar 23, 2017
Earth Hour 2017: Five reasons to be hopeful for the planet
Top environmental success stories from the past year to think about when the lights go out.
Martha Henriques Mar 23, 2017
Record high sea levels threaten China's coasts
Sea levels are rising at China's coasts by more than 3mm a year.
Martha Henriques Mar 23, 2017
Devastating drought blighted the Dead Sea 120,000 years ago and could again by 2100
During the intense dry period, the water reaching the Dead Sea dropped to just 20% of modern levels.
Martha Henriques Mar 23, 2017
Global sea ice at minimum as Antarctic and Arctic smash record lows
Ice extent in the Arctic has been decreasing steadily, but Antarctic ice has taken a sudden dip.
Martha Henriques Mar 23, 2017
Water buried deep below Earth's surface creates life-sustaining fog in the Namib Desert
Fog and dew provide water to arid ecosystems and could be crucial to understand how climate change will affect deserts.
Léa Surugue Mar 22, 2017
Why does water splash? We may just have solved this longstanding physics mystery
Understanding this has wide-ranging applications - from blood splatter analysis to climate change.
James Sprittles Mar 22, 2017
Cholera threatens millions in drought-hit east Africa as famine looms
UK charities warn millions of people, already facing hunger, are at risk of contracting waterborne diseases.
Ludovica Iaccino Mar 22, 2017
Google Street View cars are roaming US cities in search of methane leaks
Fixing the largest 8% of leaks would cut methane pipeline emissions by 30%.
Martha Henriques Mar 22, 2017
Global warming is contributing to the surge in worldwide diabetes epidemic
1C rise in global temperatures estimated to account for 100,000 new diabetes cases in US.
Hannah Osborne Mar 20, 2017
Earth Hour 2017: When is it, why do we celebrate and what time should lights be switched off?
The global grassroots initiative celebrates its 10th anniversary this year.
Léa Surugue Mar 20, 2017
Siberia permafrost: There are over 7,000 methane-filled bubbles 'ready to explode' in the Arctic
Huge craters have been appearing in Arctic regions over recent years due to thawing permafrost.
Hannah Osborne Mar 20, 2017
How to predict when the Arctic sea ice will reach its lowest level
Study allows scientists to predict Arctic minimum sea ice more accurately and further in advance.
David Schroeder Mar 17, 2017
An ancient ice sheet pushed life to the brink at South Georgia 20,000 years ago
The island in the South Atlantic Ocean has one of the richest ecosystems on Earth - but it barely survived the last ice age.
Martha Henriques Mar 17, 2017
Nasa responds to Donald Trump's budget - it will use the money to fly as far away from him as it can
Space agency said it would be 'reshaping' its focus based on the resources available.
Hannah Osborne Mar 16, 2017
Polar bears are threatened by global warming - should subsistence harvest be allowed to continue?
It may be possible to maintain polar bear harvest in the Arctic without causing more harm to polar bears.
Léa Surugue Mar 16, 2017
Toxic nitrogen oxides could be captured from factory fumes to make medicine
NOx gases are pollutants, but can be used in chemical processes to create nitrogen-containing drugs.
Martha Henriques Mar 16, 2017
Will climate change make us shrink? Global warming turns mammals into dwarfs
During past warming events, some mammals have considerably decreased in size.
Léa Surugue Mar 15, 2017
Loss of Arctic sea ice is hitting Beijing hard with more intense air pollution
A lack of sea ice in the far north is having far-reaching effects on air quality elsewhere in the world.
Martha Henriques Mar 15, 2017
Mozambique: Faces of people affected by drought and crop-eating insects
IBTimes UK visits Mozambique's Tete province, where vulnerable communities have been impacted by lack of water.
Ludovica Iaccino Mar 15, 2017
Appeal to help East Africa as famine crisis looms threatening 16 million lives
People in South Sudan, Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia on brink of starvation due to violence and drought.
Ludovica Iaccino Mar 15, 2017
3D-printed corals are being sunk to the seafloor to help save dying reefs
Ecologically inspired artificial 3D-printed reefs are hoped to be more effective than primitive artificial structures.
Martha Henriques Mar 14, 2017
Louisiana's swamps will disappear as sea levels rise 4 times faster than world average
Reconstructing embankments on rivers in Louisiana to let sediment leave could ease the problem of the encroaching sea.
Martha Henriques Mar 14, 2017
Australia: Over 1,000km of mangrove died of thirst from extreme heat, drought and low sea levels
Combination of factors led to one of the worst instances of mangrove dieback ever recorded.
Penny van Oosterzee Mar 14, 2017
Boaty McBoatface set for maiden voyage in the Antarctic
Robotic submarine to map movement of deep waters in abyss that plays a critical role in regulating Earth's climate.
Jordan Bhatt Mar 13, 2017
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