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- Copenhagen conference: Call it a wrap
- Countdown to Copenhagen
- Barcelona climate: Momentum builds for a "political agreement" in Copenhagen
- Barcelona climate: New analysis shows progress in emerging economies
- Barcelona climate: Monitoring the (same old) debate
- Madagascar: how to save a forest
- Barcelona climate: Big heads of state
- Barcelona climate: safeguarding primary forests under REDD
- Barcelona climate: Nature Geo stirs things up with deforestation analysis
- Barcelona climate: Afternoon updates from the Africans, EU
- Barcelona climate: A rough start, tinged with hope
- Gore interview with Couric
- Countdown to Copenhagen
- Barcelona: The last stop before Copenhagen
- Our emissions: 532,151,027,622 and counting
- In quotes: Road to Copenhagen train calls in at Barcelona
- Countdown to Copenhagen
- Climate Prediction: keeping it in perspective
- Climate games: small pacts are no big deal
- Countdown to Copenhagen
- Biofuel woes
- Countdown to Copenhagen
- Copenhagen: advice for negotiators
- No forest too wide or mountain too high in the fight against global warming
- Mixed start for Europe’s climate super week
- Countdown to Copenhagen
- Still an “uphill battle” to Copenhagen
- The Two-Degree Target film on YouTube
- Superfreakonomists spout off about global cooling
- The greedy side of green consumers
- Soros commits $1bn to clean-tech
- IMarEST launches position statement on climate change
- Cutting non-CO2 climate agents
- The Two-Degree Target
- Injecting sulphates into the stratosphere: pros and cons
- Bangkok negotiations: US concedes on funding as accusations fly
- Must-reads for Copenhagen
- A simple climate model to the rescue
- Cloudy knowledge
- 4 Degrees and Beyond: Adaptation to what?
- 4 Degrees and Beyond: To flee the sea, or not to flee?
- 4 Degrees and Beyond: How soon is it coming?
- Ones that got away
- Google Earth launches climate change tours
- Climate summits underwhelming, say leaders
- Sizing up carbon capture and storage
- ICESat's eye on runaway glaciers
- Planetary boundaries
- Heinz award to Chris Field
- Wonder weed plans fail to flourish
- Climate change warning from Greenland
- Plan B for Copenhagen
- Q&A: France unveils carbon tax
- High Altitude
- Sunburnt Southern Hemisphere in 2095
- Interview: Dieter Helm
- WCC-3: Global ‘climate services’ framework agreed, but long process ahead
- Ones that got away
- Why a climate crisis is like an epileptic seizure
- WWC-3: Should all climate data be freely available?
- Geoengineering report baffles reporters
- WCC-3: Forecasts are not enough
- Guardian launches 10:10 campaign
- World Climate Conference-3: Towards Climate Prediction
- The high cost of adaptation
- Renewable technologies increase energy sprawl
- Coming soon to a website near you…
- Consumer boom in hotter seas
- Warming dries up dairy herds
- Time to unleash seabed methane?
- China cuts methane emissions from rice fields
- When money grows on trees
- Hurricane peak in the past
- McIntyre versus Jones: climate data row escalates
- Ozone: The patient is not getting sicker
- Military takes aim at climate change
- Geoengineering: save the world, or doom us all?
- Ones that got away
- Drowned tundra emits more carbon
- Timeline: Ice memory
- Ones that got away
- How to heat a forest… or at least, a part of one
- Warming speeds carbon release from peat
- Sea level rise: not so fast
- Ones that got away
- Cloud shields breached by warming
- A new adaptation tool: climate insurance
- IMO stalls decision on shipping emissions
- Stern urges India to lead on climate
- UK low carbon drive: at last the right sounds; now let's see it happen
- Indian Ocean: Gatekeeper to climate extremes?
- What the G8 target means
- Unknown climate culprit for Palaeocene-Eocene warming
- Ones that got away
- Bridging the divide between developed and developing nations
- Time to shift gears on climate policy? Maybe not.
- Interview: Lonnie Thompson
- The greening of the pre-Cambrian
- Big Al speaks on climate (and neuroscience)
- Lindau09: It’s a wrap
- Climate equity with an economic twist
- Rewind emissions to save reefs
- Plant power
- Q&A: Observing the scars of the Arctic thaw
- Lindau09: The making of a climate movie
- Lindau09: A new kind of chemistry
- Focussing on sea level
- Lindau09: Scientists in society
- Twittering the World Conference of Science Journalists
- Nobel laureates to meet in Lindau
- Ministry of Defence withdraws Met office climate funding
- Police pinch protesting Hansen in climate change kerfuffle
- Climate Feedback joins GEN
- A third way
- Cautious response to UK climate projections
- AGU Chapman Conference: Megadrought in Dixieland
- AGU Chapman Conference: "They walked away"
- AGU Chapman: Could seafloor vents control atmospheric CO2?
- Not sure what to make of the global warming talks? You're not alone...
- Europe looks to draw power from the Sahara
- AGU Chapman: Meridional madness
- Sunspot veteran dies at 78
- AGU Chapman: It's all about the bumps
- Report disperses migration myth
- Visualizing the assisted migration argument
- A place at the table?
- Africa’s challenging climate game-plan
- Bonn: Text welcomed, but targets still contested
- Shipping emissions up in the air
- Quantifying the unquantifiable: global warming's elusive death toll
- US Congress and climate: sausage-making begins
- Greening vs. Gassing in the Arctic
- AGU 2009 Joint Assembly: Solutions, and sayonara
- Fancy a go at saving the planet?
- Perestroika and permafrost
- AGU 2009 Joint Assembly: Climate risk research
- Development community must accept uncertainty
- AGU 2009 Joint Assembly: From paving to pinot noir
- AGU 2009 Joint Assembly: Global change, local impacts
- Climate change: the need for speed (reading)
- Ones that got away
- US climate poll: the difference a year makes
- Copenhagen Congress: why the biased reporting?
- More than words
- Q&A: Anthony Costello
- Ones that got away
- Atlantic Ocean circulation: the inside story
- Verbal exchange at major ocean conference
- Calling all wannabe climate cops
- A better pathway for biomass?
- Obama backs Bush on polar bear
- Ones that got away
- White House sidesteps shift on HFC regulation
- Hard times for climate plans in Australia and Canada
- CDM crunch continues
- IHDP: the Bonn Declaration that wasn't
- IHDP: No time for pessimism, says small islands leader
- The wheel of climate fortune
- Wilkins ice shelf collapse continues
- IHDP: From London to Ibadan, 'it's not our problem'
- IHDP: Blasé economics
- IHDP: should 90% of climate change research be social science?
- Bad news: Aerosols are good for plants
- EGU: China's carbon sink - it's large
- Climate disasters increasing with waistlines?
- EGU: Shifting seasons?
- EGU: Seasonal climate forecasts found wanting
- EPA: global warming is a problem
- Australia's carbon capture institute
- EGU: Mountain High, Climate Change
- Sea-level rise: Greetings from Yucatán
- Little progress seen at climate talks
- Birds face longer migrations due to climate change
- Stern advice for Copenhagen
- Ones that got away
- Are better predictions needed for adaptation?
- A common climate language
- Callow young ice takes over the Arctic
- Wilkins Ice Shelf lost its footing
- World leaders fail to stimulate green economy
- Ones that got away
- What’s going Bonn?
- The watery fate of carbon dioxide
- Cap-and-trade: the experience Down Under
- New climate centre launches at Columbia
- Stern’s new vision for a safer planet
- The biochar backlash
- Settling of dust warms tropical Atlantic
- European views on prospects for a global climate deal
- Results cast doubt on potential ‘climate fix’
- New head of US oceans agency speaks out
- Pancake ice takes over the Arctic
- Q&A: Trapped under ice
- Ones that got away
- Reconciling sea ice models with reality
- Antarctica: Memento melting
- Will warming wash-away Wall Street?
- Ones that got away
- Copenhagen: Prognosis on global warming worsens
- Bryter Layter?
- Copenhagen: Why the media matters
- Copenhagen: Food insecurity
- Copenhagen: Who's reporting?
- Copenhagen: Has the Amazon tipping point tipped?
- Copenhagen: The truth is not yet out there
- Copenhagen: Twittering geoengineering
- Thinning shells in the Southern Ocean
- Copenhagen: Pachauri to lead Yale climate and energy research institute
- Copenhagen: International climate science congress kicks off
- Copenhagen: Greenland tipping points
- Ackerman’s response to Bauman
- Phytoplankton choked by dust
- Ones that got away
- Tropical forests: From sink to source?
- A sleeping giant?
- Wanted: Citizen climate scientists (shared Nobel Prize not guaranteed)
- NASA’s next challenge
- Where else would Daryl Hannah and Jim Hansen walk arm-in-arm?
- Ones that got away
- How to Kill an Ice Sheet
- The Frozen Horizon
- NASA’s carbon dioxide detector lost
- Untangling aerosol effects
- Vulcan minds meld with Google
- Ones that got away
- Curbing emissions, the old-fashioned way
- One climate service to rule them all
- Interview: David Crisp
- Jungle Fit!
- Greenhouse gases up for a rethink at the EPA
- New Arctic feedback: vicious peat circles
- AAAS: Climate issue getting "more complicated"
- Picture post: 'thermal microhabitats'
- Ones that got away
- Ready to be regulated? Join the queue.
- European cities sign climate change covenant
- Lessons from the blaze
- Dirty money: US agencies rethink fossil fuel funding
- Ones that got away
- Holy snakes!
- Cleantech cleans up
- Could we count on air capture?
- Ocean acidification disorients fish, riles up scientists
- McKinsey: options for a low-carbon economy
- Ones that got away
- Hello ocean seeding, goodbye
- Ramping up the Montreal Protocol
- Geoengineering by the numbers
- The ocean's next 100,000 years
- Prizewinning climate mini-documentaries focus on Bangladesh
- The truth about thermoelectrics
- Climate and society in the Arctic
- Q&A: Andrew Gouldson, director of the new Centre for Climate Change Economics and Policy
- Ones that got away
- Biomass, biomass, burning black
- AGU 2008: Evidence that Antarctica has warmed significantly over past 50 years [updated]
- CLIMAP for the 21st century
- Fog clears, Europe warms [updated]
- Ones that got away
- Leaf albedo engineering
- Climate policy under Obama: advice, and some results
- US stakes claims in melting Arctic
- Outspoken climate scientist gets props
- Bangladesh’s battle with climate change
- Ackerman: Odd-couple match for Lomborg?
- Storm over planned ocean fertilization experiment (updated)
- Rapid retreat of Greenland's outlet glaciers may be temporary
- IEA responds to attacks
- Nature: Reforesting India
- Adaptation needed to avoid world food crisis
- The Greening of Christianity
- New Antarctic base could help extend climate record back 1.5 million years
- Geoengineering: Plan B or not plan B?
- Contrail climate effects questioned
- Roundup of roundups, 2008
- Climate science in 2008
- AGU 2008: Asteroid impacts and climate change: which is the greater threat?
- Obama’s key science appointments
- AGU 2008: And the winner is ... Wind!
- AGU 2008: Uncertainty and overshooting 2°C
- AGU 2008: Peak fuel reserves
- A done deal, finally
- 2008 cooling, but the heat is on
- AGU 2008: On the home front
- AGU 2008: Screening of ‘Crude’
- AGU 2008: conference kicks off
- Forecasting the future of hurricanes
- The latest on the Southern Ocean sink
- American Geophysical Union 2008
- Progress predictably slow in Poznan
- Frozen tundra bursting with gas
- Pole positions
- There’s life in the cold sink yet
- James Jones's poor energy policy
- Calling all climate-conscious avatars...
- Will the US be ready in Copenhagen?
- Attn Obama: Earth science agency merger
- Looking forward to Poznan, and beyond
- Lovley’s day for a climate bunfight
- Is it a Pearl Harbor if it has to happen twice?
- Antarctic currents aren't a-changing
- The large carbon footprint of climate scientists
- Glacial climate swings: It’s in the ocean
- Bonanza of carbon cases at the EPA
- World’s first climate collective intelligence event
- Under-ice floods speed glaciers towards the sea
- Pre-Poznan: China makes the first move
- Oil crisis, financial crisis, total crisis
- Energy under President Obama
- Glaciation ahead - on a geological time scale
- Energy vs Climate: A surprising confluence of goals
- Climate change hits loveable lemmings
- 'Midnight regulations' target power plants, and more
- Obama victory brings new hope for climate policy, dark days for fossil fuels
- AGU Chapman Conference on water vapor - the final report
- Hurricanes and sea surface temperature: all relative?
- Human prints on the poles
- Royal Society launches geoengineering review
- The missing climate science message
- Yet another greenhouse gas
- Pre-empting climate change extinctions
- From greed to green?
- In search of the best climate graphics
- AGU Chapman conference: water vapor and climate
- Cyclones’ carbon capturing
- Watching peat dry
- Focus on energy independence in final debate
- Impacts research – the next frontier
- Pocket IPCC
- Has Arctic summer sea ice tipped?
- EU Parliament backs climate plan
- The great global cooling myth
- Super Tuesday for the EU
- Nuclear energy: falling out of favour?
- A challenging political climate
- Clouding the Blue Skies
- Breadbasket or dust bowl?
- Methane, it's a gas
- The difficulties of going pro-nuclear
- Could tipping happen any time soon?
- Annual carbon budget: We're all doomed
- Wake up, freak out – then get a grip
- Snakes on a wave
- US elections: the candidates on climate
- Damn, a trillion dollars would have come in handy
- Getting creative about climate change
- Shock climate change verdict acquits Hansen’s heroes
- Trees of the Ages
- IPCC elections
- James Hansen gets all fired up
- Geoengineering: preparing for the worst
- As Gustav subsides, new study says strongest cyclones will pick up speed
- Graphing climate policy progress
- Jolly hockey sticks
- US elections: a climate of change?
- It’s conservation – but not as we know it
- Permafrost study breaks ground
- US climate report comes under fire
- Eulogy to an element
- More for the annals of climate misinformation
- Get your terawatts here
- Undergraduates are rational, and other findings from Green Psychology
- Climate research funding slashed
- Stern special in Climatic Change
- Debate on coal heats up as climate protests reach climax
- King coal still on the throne
- The year the climate changed
- Climate war games
- Nature takes a closer look at coal in China
- Slap on the wrist for 'Swindle'
- A precipitous rise in extreme rainfall
- How to tell a climate story
- Nobelists talk energy
- EPA trashes its own report
- Nature Climate Café in Tokyo
- Solar cells: thin is in
- Biodiversity vs. carbon sinks - an Oregon tale
- The global warming signal minus the El Niño noise
- G8 Hokkaido Summit: developing nations reject deal
- G8 Hokkaido Summit: Mass media confusion over climate proposal
- Parched Australia told to trade emissions
- G8 Hokkaido Summit: Tale of the unexpected
- G8 Hokkaido Summit: Report from a remote outpost
- One earth, one US agency
- G8 Hokkaido Summit: Climate Feedback coverage
- Ozone again
- Hansen's twentieth anniversary testimony
- Neither cool nor rational
- When warming met technology: a Romm Comm
- Climate change 'for a crowded planet'
- Clean, green flying machines
- A tribute to the trees
- Biomass boosting
- Putting a price on carbon
- Icebreaker: Voyage to the top of the world
- Food fears and biofuel blame at UN meeting
- Meeting heads off Arctic oil disputes
- Scientists call on G8 for stricter targets
- Post-World War II cooling a mirage
- Google Earth warms
- Blowing in the wind
- Oil heirs mutiny at Exxon
- Isotopes and Snowball Earth
- Hurricanes and global warming....the latest chapter
- Population: elephant in the greenhouse?
- Immediate impacts of a warming world
- Greenhouse history revealed
- A revolution - for climate model evolution
- RealClimate roll up to the climate casino
- Dry outlook for the Amazon rain forest
- ‘Decade break’ in global warming
- Antarctica's warmer past revealed
- In the ozone
- Losing Greenland
- EGU: Keeping an eye on carbon crimes
- EGU: North Atlantic Ocean may regain status as carbon sink
- Can we solve global warming by reshaping Web 2.0?
- EGU: Meeting the scientists
- EGU: Bespoke geoengineering
- EGU: World's "water towers" under threat
- Don't know much about history, don't know much about the IPCC
- Heated row over cooling article
- Fighting climate change by architectural design
- Post-Bali paradox at UN meeting in Bangkok
- Web 2.0: friend or foe?
- Oz kicks off carbon storage
- Climate predictions vs. observations
- Antarctic ice breakup caught on tape
- Carbon dioxide - not the only culprit
- Trading Kyoto
- The colour of water
- Tax or trading for Canadian carbon?
- Review of The Hot Topic: The road well travelled
- Back in the land of unintended consequences
- Gulf Stream revisited
- Cash and caution for ocean iron fertilization
- Saving the trees
- Royal Society to fund carbon capture and renewables ventures
- US officials clarify climate policy - or do they?
- Climate consensus: is opinion even relevant?
- Upcoming: George Monbiot talks climate on Second Life
- Can technology stop the world from warming (and my ice-cream from melting)?
- AAAS: Marine mixing, dead zones and climate change
- AAAS: Lost in Translation [updated]
- AAAS meeting: Sharks could invade Antarctica
- AAAS 2008
- Climate Podcast: episode three
- Weathering climate change
- And then there were three
- 'Super Tuesday' and science
- "Largest teach-in ever" focuses US on climate change
- EU climate plan "hits the sweet spot"?
- American society strengthens position on climate change
- Climate change trade war
- Censorship and an outspoken scientist
- Geoscience essays for International Year of Planet Earth
- Making biofuels sustainable
- Ice festival wilts in global warming heat
- Technology lessens Americans' power hunger
- Arctic amplification
- The road from Bali
- BBC interview on Second Life climate talks
- Was the science sidelined in Bali? (updated)
- Coral reefs are on the ropes
- AGU meeting: Jim Hansen bites back
- AGU meeting: The outlook for the Arctic
- AGU meeting: What the president's science advisor says about climate change
- How hot was 2007?
- Gore urges delegates to bypass Bali roadblock
- Al - and an altercation
- Deforestation a ‘thorny’ issue at the Bali talks
- International roaming of the UK carbon footprint
- An audience with the UN Secretary-General - and some rather general statements
- Penguins and global warming
- Talk of targets overshadows birthday celebrations
- Coughing up the cash
- Interview: Rajendra Pachauri in Bali
- Sticker-shocked Rudd backpedals on emissions cuts
- Major emitters: binding cuts crawling off the table in Bali
- Scientists speak out in Bali
- Earth monitoring: Cinderella science
- Rocky start to Bali relationship
- Climate hoaxes and divorced Canadian drunks
- UN climate conference sees diverse opinions emerge
- Second Life climate talks on Second Nature - no air travel required
- Tropics expanding fast
- Nature News special on Bali
- Eyes of the world on Bali
- Climate podcast: episode 1
- Stern, Lomborg and Yohe on the cost of climate change
- Flying foxes can’t handle the heat
- Climate change ‘will undermine poverty progress’
- NASA’s new map of the big white
- Early summer starves polar bears
- Were salmon-killing jellyfish produced by global warming?
- A vague sort of climate pact for Asia
- Greenhouse Politics
- Climate change round up - November 16, 2007
- The BBC on climate sceptics
- White House advisor edits climate report
- The wrong trousers
- Geo-engineering cause, not cure
- Al Gore and IPCC share peace prize
- Potsdam symposium
- Nine slaps on the wrist for Al Gore
- More on those pumps (hoisted from comments)
- Pat Michaels
- Lovelock and Rapley propose cure for global warming
- Is this what the world’s coming to?
- The Hurricane-Global Warming Debate, No Clarity Yet
- Some climate change fallacies
- Clarity emerging on hurricanes?
- Polar bears disappear
- Row over climate change TV
- Feeling friendly about the future?
- Hurricane Felix
- Say What?
- In the eye of the storm
- Predicting climate
- Bad news for the trees?
- Climate scientists' views on climate change: a survey
- Google turns to the dark side
- Flash floods - a sign of what's in store?
- Medicanes?
- This week in Nature
- The Heat is on....
- Developing nations lead on concern for combating climate change, shows survey
- Global Warming and Forecasts of Climate Change
- Sun not a cause of global warming
- Quantifying climate change - not so certain?
- Building cities resilience to climate change
- Concerts for a C-change
- Understanding the Politics of Climate Change in the United States
- Atmospheric aerosols: correlation is not causation
- The presidential race 2008: where the candidates stand
- Rational thought at risk – not freedom
- Climate change and media, science and policy: is time on our side?
- More on geoengineering
- Shaping the Kyoto successor
- Predictions of climate
- No more to top? Go for the opposite
- Hurricane season 2007: The opening act
- Nature's Journal Club
- Nanoscale solutions to climate change
- The land of unintended consequences
- Sinking sink
- Global climate change and hurricanes
- Teething troubles
- The Importance of the Development Pathway in the Climate Debate
- Biofuels warnings continue
- Does it make sense to compare cities’ per capita emissions?
- Sunshades
- Solutions in the soil
- Cities: key players in the climate change arena
- Should Hurricanes be Part of the Mitigation Debate?
- The plant-methane link again
- Confusion on Climate Variability and Trends
- The decay of the hockey stick
- Meeting at the cost of climate
- An end to hot air
- Patricia Romero Lankao
- Olive Heffernan
- Oliver Morton
- Roger Pielke, Jr.
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