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Mapped: How climate change affects extreme weather around the world

In the early 2000s, a new field of climate-science research emerged that began to explore the human fingerprint on extreme weather, such as floods, h... Read More

Attribution | Nov 18. 2024.
Ash covered Skaftafell glacier in Iceland.

Guest post: What 1.5C overshoot would mean for climate impacts and adaptation

With average global temperatures set to see another record high this year, the chances of holding warming to no more than 1.5C continue to dwindle. ... Read More

Guest posts | Nov 11. 2024.
The Asian Tiger Mosquito, Aedes albopictus.

Guest post: The growing threat of climate-sensitive infectious diseases

Ahead of the Paris Olympic Games this summer, the organising committee was concerned about two principal diseases: Covid, which Europe is fully famil... Read More

Guest posts | Oct 15. 2024.
Rock shoreline structures to prevent sea level rise on the US pacific coast. Credit: Ken Hawkins / Alamy Stock Photo. Image ID: 2KTAYC1.

Guest post: How to minimise the risks from overshooting the 1.5C limit

Despite progress since the Paris Agreement, a peak in greenhouse gas emissions is only just within sight – and time is fast running out to stay b... Read More

Guest posts | Oct 9. 2024.
Gas flare stack burning excess gases at petrochemical plant, UK. Credit: paul ridsdale / Alamy Stock Photo. Image ID: 2D9JW8F.

Q&A: Why methane levels are rising with no ‘hint of a decline’

Levels of methane in the atmosphere have soared by record-breaking amounts since 2020, according to new research. Methane is a potent greenhouse g... Read More

GHGs and aerosols | Sep 10. 2024.
Heads of states at COP28 summit in Dubai.

Meeting 1.5C warming limit hinges on governments more than technology, study says

The ability of governments to implement climate policies effectively is the “most important” factor in the feasibility of limiting global warming... Read More

1.5C | Aug 16. 2024.
Melt water on Greenland ice sheet.

‘Every 0.1C’ of overshoot above 1.5C increases risk of crossing tipping points

Every increment of global warming above 1.5C increases the risk of crossing key tipping points in the Earth system – even if the overshoot is only ... Read More

Tipping points | Aug 1. 2024.
Volunteers at a tree planting event in the UK.

Negative emissions: Scientists debate role of CO2 removal in tackling climate change

Hundreds of scientists gathered in Oxford last week to discuss the many different ways of removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and the role it... Read More

Negative emissions | Jun 26. 2024.
A man pours cold water on himself to cool off in Beirut, Lebanon.

Analysis: What record global heat means for breaching the 1.5C warming limit

Global temperatures in 2023 blew past expectations to set the warmest year on record, even topping 1.5C in one of the main datasets.  This warmth... Read More

Global temperature | Jun 13. 2024.
People check semi-processed biochar at a farm near Windhoek, Namibia.

Nine key takeaways about the ‘state of CO2 removal’ in 2024

From tree-planting to spreading silicate rock dust over land, the methods for “carbon dioxide removal” (CDR) vary in approach, impacts, readiness... Read More

Negative emissions | Jun 4. 2024.
Tree planting on China's border with Mongolia.

CO2 removal ‘gap’ shows countries ‘lack progress’ for 1.5C warming limit

Plans to “draw down” CO2 from the atmosphere – known as carbon dioxide removal (CDR) – “fall short” of the quantities needed to limit glo... Read More

Negative emissions | May 3. 2024.
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