Background warming and natural cycles could push warming beyond 1.5C, within a decade of nations agreeing to try and keep it below that limit
Study released on Thursday shows a 2016 drought was made worse by climate change – but with March rains predicted to fail, the Met Office has warned of worse to come
Temperatures likely to dip slightly next year as El Nino wanes but long term average remains on an upward curve, say UK experts
NEWS: UK weather agency’s chief scientist warns funding cuts on leaving EU would affect the quality of its long-term forecasts
NEWS: US agencies NASA and NOAA independently confirm last year as the warmest on record, as El Nino heightens impact of human-caused climate change
NEWS: Next year “likely to be at least as warm, if not warmer” says UK weather agency, with temperatures predicted to be 0.84C above 1961-90 average
NEWS: A return to a ‘grand solar minimum’ not seen for centuries may cause some cooling but won’t outweigh greenhouse effect
NEWS: UK meteorological agency joins NASA, NOAA and Japanese forecasters in saying global temperatures hit record high in 2014
NEWS: Record-breaking year is “clear evidence” of climate change but highlights poor government communication, says critic
Scientists say evidence supports theory that exceptionally wet and stormy winter is caused at least in part by climate change
Sea Ice Scientist Ann Keen says variations in ice coverage is ‘not unexpected’ but long term projections see thickness and area diminishing
Workshop concludes with unusual seasons pinned on newly discovered cycle in ocean temperatures, climate change and a number of other factors
Lord Hunt says while a political solution will be found, it will come too late to stay with the safe limit of warming
Slow response from organisation to media reports draws criticism for delay
UK’s meteorological service issues 2013 global temperature prediction with possibility of record breaking year.
The $1.8 million Centre for International Police Cooperation will be built in the Brazilian Amazon city of Manaus and funded by the Norwegian-backed Amazon Fund
Climate Home News has identified more than 30 mining industry representatives in the official state delegations at last month’s momentous UN talks
The fee is thought to be the first in the world and is likely to at least halve the oil and gas sector’s methane leakage rate
Asset management subsidiary DWS is under investigation for mislabelling investments as “sustainable”, in a case that could amount to investment fraud
Justin Trudeau’s climate compromise allowed the oil sector to grow, driving emissions up before his carbon price could bite