The IPCC’s Fifth Assessment Report
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Vatnajökull in Iceland: The IPCC says humans are the main cause of recent warmingImage: Andreas Tille via Wikimedia Commons By the editors Summary for Policymakers of the Working...
View ArticleEmissions rate puts billion more at risk
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Areas of the Tibetan Plateau, such as the Deosai Plains in Pakistan, could become desertsImage: Kashiff via Wikimedia Commons By Paul Brown An extensive new study by climate...
View ArticleShock outlook for local weather
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE A world map of when cities can expect global warming to have a drastic effect on local climates Image: Mora et al, University of Hawaii By Tim Radford Detailed new research into...
View ArticleStockholm heat toll ‘doubled in 30 years’
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Summer 2003 heatwave in London: Cities are normally warmer than the surrounding countrysideImage: Stephen Craven via Wikimedia Commons By Tim Radford Swedish researchers think the...
View ArticleWarsaw – Day 2: Extreme weather – who suffers most?
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Image: © Marek and Ewa Wojciechowscy/Trips over Poland via Wikimedia Commons By Paul Brown in Warsaw One of the Climate News Network editors, Paul Brown, is in the Polish capital,...
View ArticleWarsaw – Day 3: World faces more ‘perfect storms’
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Angola’s national tree, the imbondeiro or baobab, helped it through the 2013 droughtImage: Alfred Weidinger via Wikimedia Commons By Paul Brown in Warsaw One of the Climate News...
View ArticleInsurance shortfall for world’s poorest
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Less-developed societies lose most economically from natural catastrophesImage: UN Photo/Fred Noy By Kieran Cooke People in the Philippines are struggling to rebuild their lives...
View ArticleWarsaw – Day 10: Talks falter over climate funding for poor
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Hurricane damage in the Caribbean: Micro-insurance offers hopeImage: madmack66 via Wikimedia Commons By Paul Brown in Warsaw Today’s report by the Climate News Network’s Paul...
View ArticleUS taxpayers foot bill for climate inaction
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Farmland in Colorado affected by drought in July 2012 (the green areas are irrigated)Image: US Department of Agriculture via Wikimedia Commons By Kieran Cooke In the US last year...
View ArticleNatural defences can best protect coasts
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Jon Woodruff and Christine Brandon survey sediments after Superstorm SandyImage: Courtesy of UMass Amherst By Tim Radford Many shorelines around the world are at risk – not just...
View ArticleArctic melting ‘affects temperate zones’
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Bear on the ice near Svalbard: Arctic warming appears to be having effects far to the southImage: Hannes Grobe via Wikimedia Commons By Tim Radford Weather extremes in temperate...
View ArticleIt’s getting hotter in Oz
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Drought leaves its mark on Australia – as here in 2010, and in subsequent yearsImage: Philip Capper, of Wellington, New Zealand, via Wikimedia Commons By Kieran Cooke As happened...
View ArticleWorse cyclones will hit East Asia
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tacloban in the Philippines, November 2013: East Asia stands to be worse hit by cyclonesImage: Trocaire from Ireland via Wikimedia Commons By Kieran Cooke Hundreds of thousands of...
View ArticleWarming ‘will double extreme El Niños’
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE A NOAA vessel services a buoy used to measure ocean temperatures and provide warning of El NiñosImage: Courtesy of NOAA/US Dept of Commerce By Tim Radford Rising global...
View ArticlePenguins feel climate change’s impacts
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Adélie penguin chicks chase an adult in the hope of finding foodImage: Liam Quinn from Canada via Wikimedia Commons By Tim Radford Scientists have identified climate change as...
View ArticleDrought intensifies in western US
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Low water in California’s San Gabriel dam after two years of droughtImage: Shannon1 via Wikimedia Commons By Kieran Cooke In recent days California has announced its most severe...
View ArticleOxford breaks 247-year rainfall record
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE By Ian Curtis Large parts of England have just emerged from their wettest January since records began in 1910. But one city in the English Midlands, though its total rainfall did...
View ArticleEvidence ‘suggests climate change is worsening UK winter’
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Flooding on the Somerset Levels in the West of England: Parts have been under water for weeksImage: Nigel Mykura via Wikimedia Commons By Alex Kirby Scientists at the UK Met...
View ArticleCoastal flooding ‘may cost $100,000 bn a year by 2100′
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The only way is up: A rapid start on cutting emissions is essentialImage: Jan Smith via Wikimedia Commons By Tim Radford On the world’s present course, the cost by 2100 of...
View ArticleIf it walks like a duck, it probably is climate change
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The morning after the storm: Aberystwyth in west Wales has borne the brunt this turbulent winterImage: Ian Capper via Wikimedia Commons By Phil Rothwell As debate rages over the...
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