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California hires Eric Holder as legal counsel to fight against Trump administration
The state will fight against Trump's expected immigration, climate change and civil rights policies.
Nicole Rojas Jan 05, 2017
The famous 'global warming hiatus' of the early 21st Century never existed, new data confirm
NOAA's scientists weren't cooking the books, the independent data suggests.
Martha Henriques Jan 04, 2017
The Day After Tomorrow? Atlantic current that keeps Europe warm at risk of collapse
Faltering activity of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Current has been linked to colder winters.
Martha Henriques Jan 04, 2017
10 times Obama fought to preserve the natural world and save the environment
He didn't come into office as a climate crusader, but Obama has made strides in tackling climate change.
Martha Henriques Jan 03, 2017
The pollutant ammonia has been detected 15km up in the atmosphere, but it may not be all bad
Ammonia is released at ground level by fertilisers – what is it doing in the upper troposphere?
Martha Henriques Dec 28, 2016
Wind and solar energy to be cheaper than fossil fuels by 2018
For 30 countries, renewable sources are already just as efficient as coal.
Tareq Haddad Dec 27, 2016
Perverted Adélie penguins have penchant for large jellyfish gonads
It's not known whether Adélies snack on the gonads as a delicacy or are being driven to unusual food sources by a changing habitat.
Martha Henriques Dec 27, 2016
Record hot year 2016 rounds off with North Pole soaring back up to 0C at Christmas
Santa may be sweltering at the Pole as temperatures soar 26C higher than he is used to.
Martha Henriques Dec 23, 2016
A climate change denier has just been put in charge of melting Arctic island of Svalbard
Per-Willy Amundsen has stated previously that he believes climate change to be a socialist ploy.
Martha Henriques Dec 22, 2016
Incredible rare footage reveals the underwater world where creatures live beneath the Antarctic sea ice
A robotic vehicle filmed some of the world's toughest animals and plants beneath the ice sheet.
Martha Henriques Dec 22, 2016
Will 2017 be the year for climate deniers?
2017 will not be as hot as 2016, and some may interpret this as a sign that climate change is not real.
Martha Henriques Dec 21, 2016
First live golden jackal seen in the countryside near Prague - and it looks like it's there to stay
A golden jackal has never been pictured alive before and living wild in the Czech Republic.
Martha Henriques Dec 21, 2016
Obama joins Trudeau in joint ban on oil drilling in swathes of Atlantic and Arctic seaboard
Outgoing US president hopes to make ban permanent to prevent Trump from reversing policy.
James Tennent Dec 21, 2016
163 elusive species have just been discovered, including a rainbow-headed snake and a very rare banana
A snake with an iridescent head – likened to Ziggy Stardust – is among one of many newly discovered species.
Martha Henriques Dec 19, 2016
Trump accused of McCarthyism over demanding names of climate change advisers
During the interview, Anthony Scaramucci said the Earth is 5,500 years old.
Jen Offord Dec 17, 2016
It's up to scientists to call Trump out if he tramples on evidence, Obama official says
As Nasa's Earth science programmes are in the firing line, scientists protest against burying evidence.
Martha Henriques Dec 15, 2016
Trump's transition team disowns contentious questionnaire sent to US Energy Department after uproar
The team had demanded the names of employees who assisted President Barack Obama in his climate policy efforts.
Pavitra Dwibhashyam Dec 15, 2016
Trump nominates Rick Perry to head Department of Energy
Climate change denier who sits on board of controversial Dakota oil pipeline will form US energy policy.
Graham Lanktree Dec 14, 2016
What caused the 2011 mass oyster die-off in California?
The consequences of atmospheric rivers may be dramatic for wild oyster populations.
Léa Surugue Dec 14, 2016
Five ways the Arctic has been transformed this year
The Arctic Report Card 2016 shows that this year has set a slew of records in the Arctic.
Martha Henriques Dec 13, 2016
An acid rainstorm lasting 100,000 years melted snowball Earth to let life emerge
The Marinoan glaciation lasted for millions of years and covered the Earth in ice from pole to pole.
Martha Henriques Dec 13, 2016
Palaeoclimatologist: Earth has experienced its last ice age for a very, very long time
Ice ages have been linked to the Earth's wobbly orbit - but our activities may have delayed the next one considerably.
Mark Maslin Dec 13, 2016
Former Texas governor Rick Perry to be Trump's pick for Energy Secretary
Perry would be heading up a department that he famously forgot during a primary debate.
James Tennent Dec 13, 2016
Drastic and risky plan to cool the planet may have just got a much safer alternative
Geoengineering scientists say calcite could curb global warming without destroying the ozone layer.
Hannah Osborne Dec 12, 2016
Origin of a massive, mystery crater in East Antarctic discovered - and it's not a meteorite
If Antarctica melted entirely, the sea level would be about 58 metres higher than it is today.
Martha Henriques Dec 12, 2016
A dangerous climate wildcard: Surge in methane placing the planet in uncharted territory
Upward trend of methane concentrations in the atmosphere is bad news - but it also presents an opportunity.
Pep Canadell Dec 12, 2016
Trump says 'nobody really knows' if climate change is real
President-elect hints at approving Keystone XL pipeline and speeding up energy projects.
Graham Lanktree Dec 12, 2016
Christmas Day could be the UK's warmest ever with temperatures hitting 15C
Hedgehogs are being born early, thinking that the hibernation period is over.
Fiona Keating Dec 11, 2016
Planet Earth II gets climate change message across successfully - by not mentioning climate change
Final episode of series will focus on cities and how animals adapt to these artificial habitats.
Michela Cortese Dec 09, 2016
Avalanche in Tibet that killed 9 yak herders traced back to climate change
Historically stable parts of the Tibetan plateau are now starting to collapse.
Martha Henriques Dec 09, 2016
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