Climate Change

A carbon molecule when used with industrial scrubbers shown to be more effective in removing carbon dioxide.

Research by universities of Essex and Exeter shows dire state of coral reefs.

Climate change secretary responds to record temperatures across UK.

Greenpeace scientist condemns '1980s-style road building programme'

Meteorologists say there's 75% chance that 2014 will be warmest year since 18th century.

Further evidence of the emissions-warming link has been provided in equations that also show the carbon emitted so far will stay intact for centuries.

French scientist creates 'wind tree' to compete with 'monstrous' wind turbines.

Climate delegates have met in Peru to discuss a global pact on cutting emissions.

At a time when irreversible climate change seems a likely prospect because of man, the movie could have done without dwelling on the 'man as conqueror' theme.

Matthew Watson said we must weigh up what would happen if we do nothing to limit global warming.

Harking back on common but differentiated responsibilities on climate change, China has called on rich nations to do more than poor nations.

Hi-tech robot can provide accurate ice thickness measurements from areas too difficult to access.

Country is passing legislation to help meet ambitious climate change targets.

Coming after the UNEP report, the World Bank commissioned report finds the planet cannot avoid a rise in temperature and its damaging consequences.

The environmental laws review panel in India has suggested some major changes to the laws and processes in project clearances.

Experts say this year will be the hottest since records began in 1880.

Financial commitments have poured in from nations towards helping poor nations adapt to climate change, but actual investments have dropped.

Scientists are revisiting controversial propositions to manipulate the atmosphere and slow down global warming.

Dust storms seen in China and Africa, and picturised in the film Interstellar, can get more frequent once irreversible climate change begins.

Australian prime minister highlights pledges to boost global economic growth.

World leaders convene in Australia to discuss topics including Ebola outbreak, Ukraine crisis, global economy and climate change.

Surprise deal by superpowers likely to inspire other countries in pledge to reduce CO2 emissions.

Caltech's robotic Seagliders are studying where the warm waters melting polar ice are coming from.

Appliances major Electrolux comes out with free app that helps calculate carbon emissions from junk in email inbox.

Scientists find increase in substance that destroys ozone layer but Montreal Protocol 'on track'.

Restricting emissions of short-lived climate forcers will not help buy time on global warming and will provide mere short-term relief from pollution.

A long-term study conducted in French Guyana has shown the ways in which climate change triggers infectious diseases.

The UN expert body on climate change has come up with a synthesis report that warns of severe impacts from global inaction.

South America's biggest city may run out of water in two weeks if it doesn't rain soon.

After some compromise and watering down of goals, EU sets fresh targets for cutting carbon emissions.