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Global Warming: 2014 Will be Hottest Year Ever Recorded, NOAA Announces
Experts say this year will be the hottest since records began in 1880.
Climate Change: Rich Nations Pledge £6bn In Funds, As UN Warns of Window Closing on Irreversible Change
Financial commitments have poured in from nations towards helping poor nations adapt to climate change, but actual investments have dropped.
Controversial Plans to Slow Global Warming by Manipulating Atmosphere Reconsidered by Scientists
Scientists are revisiting controversial propositions to manipulate the atmosphere and slow down global warming.
When Irreversible Climate Sets in Dust Storms Can Persist 1000 Years After Emissions Stop
Dust storms seen in China and Africa, and picturised in the film Interstellar, can get more frequent once irreversible climate change begins.
G20 Brisbane Summit: Tony Abbott Hails 'Weekend of Achievement'
Australian prime minister highlights pledges to boost global economic growth.
G20 Summit Kicks Off in Brisbane as World Leaders Set to Wrangle on West-Russia Tensions
World leaders convene in Australia to discuss topics including Ebola outbreak, Ukraine crisis, global economy and climate change.
US-China Carbon Deal to Prevent Interstellar Apocalypse
Surprise deal by superpowers likely to inspire other countries in pledge to reduce CO2 emissions.
Underwater Robot Dolphins Used to Study How Shrinking Antarctic Glaciers Are Melting
Caltech's robotic Seagliders are studying where the warm waters melting polar ice are coming from.
Climate Change: Vacuum Cleaning App Helps Clear Carbon Dust From Junk In Inbox
Appliances major Electrolux comes out with free app that helps calculate carbon emissions from junk in email inbox.
Climate Change: 'Unexpected Increase' in Ozone Destroying Substance HCI
Scientists find increase in substance that destroys ozone layer but Montreal Protocol 'on track'.
Climate Change: No Quick Fix for Global Warming 'Without Cutting Down Carbon Emissions'
Restricting emissions of short-lived climate forcers will not help buy time on global warming and will provide mere short-term relief from pollution.
Climate Change Link to Infectious Diseases Clearly Revealed in Study on Buruli Ulcer
A long-term study conducted in French Guyana has shown the ways in which climate change triggers infectious diseases.
Climate Change: IPCC Warns of Species Extinction and Food Insecurity Among Other Severe Impacts from Inaction
The UN expert body on climate change has come up with a synthesis report that warns of severe impacts from global inaction.
Brazil: Worst Drought in 80 Years Means São Paulo May Run Out of Water in Two Weeks
South America's biggest city may run out of water in two weeks if it doesn't rain soon.
Climate Change: EU Agrees On 40% Emission Cuts By 2030
After some compromise and watering down of goals, EU sets fresh targets for cutting carbon emissions.
World Energy Day 2014: How Much Oil is Left and How Long Will it Last?
World Energy Day is celebrated on 22 October to draw attention to energy policy and the environment.
Climate Change: India's Carbon Emissions From Improving Electricity Access in 30 Years Was Marginal
Improving electricity access across India during the past three decades contributed a marginal 11-25% rise in emissions, says a study.
Before Google Earth: First Nasa Satellite Images of Europe and Arctic from Space Unearthed
Important film rolls from Nasa's Nimbus 1 satellite have been discovered after 50 years.
Australia: South Pacific Islanders and Environmental Activists Blockade Newcastle Coal Port with Kayaks, Surfboards and Canoes [Photos]
People from South Pacific nations and activists formed a blockade with canoes and kayaks.
Nasa: Worst US Drought of Last Millennium Happened in 1934 and was Caused by 'Dirty Thirties' Dust Bowl
Scientists reveal 1934 'Dust Bowl' in North America caused worst drought in 1000 years
Which Companies are Doing the Most to Combat Climate Change?
A first of its kind global index of the listed companies leading the charge in the fight to mitigate climate change is released today.
Global Warming: Plants Absorbed 1000bn Tonnes More of CO2 Than Calculated During Last 100 Years
By studying plant absorption of carbon dioxide, scientists have concluded that earth models have underestimated this component.
Global Warming: 'Every Other Summer Will Be a Heat Wave As Experienced Last Year'
China is set to heat up in the coming decades, with researchers laying the blame with human activity.
Scientists Report Ocean Acidification Causes $1 Trillion Damage
Damage to the coral reefs could impact the livelihood of 400 million people, and devastate wildlife
Rainforest Fragmentation Boosts Greenhouse Effect: Adds 200 Million Tonnes of Atmospheric Carbon Yearly
Rainforest fragmentation research reveals fifth of overall carbon emission numbers have been ignored in global outlook
Monsoon Rainfall Declined In Last 50 Years Due To Human-Induced Air Pollution
Pollution from human activities caused decline in monsoon rainfall, says University of Edinburgh study.
China's Carbon Intensity Continues to Grow Despite Reduction Pledge
Mining, metal smelting and power generation continue to contribute to emissions.
Global Warming: Ocean Temperatures Rising 'Up to 152% Faster than Thought'
A study has attempted to quantify the gap between estimated and actual ocean temperatures.
UK Renewable Energy Sector Divided Over Government's New Subsidies
Scheme set to favour offshore wind and marine, leaving some to claim it is lopsided
Climate Change: World's First Large Carbon Capture Plant in Canada 'Could Reduce Global Warming'
However opponents claim it is merely prolonging our addiction to fossil fuels.

