Researchers bring warnings of a rapidly melting North Pole to world leaders in Davos
NASA, NOAA and the Met Office independently confirm global temperatures were 1.1C higher than the pre-industrial average
Asked by Bernie Sanders if he agreed with Donald Trump about climate change, Ryan Zinke said “I don’t believe it is a hoax”
Former Putin minister and CEO of Rosneft says renewed cooperation with US would open up “massive investment” in Arctic oil and gas
Scientists mystified by a sudden fall in sea ice around Antarctica, but said there was no evidence it was related to global warming
A carbon sink as large as 20 years’ worth of US fossil fuel emissions has been identified in peatland in central Africa’s forests
Letter signed by 100 UK scientists says Republican plan to de-fund NASA would harm British interests
Global Change Research Program indicates support for further exploration of how geoengineering could be used to tackle global warming
Urgent action to address environmental degradation required says annual risk study, with only nuclear war rated as more damaging
Feminization of environmental migration is already underway in South Asia but governments have been slow to recognise the role of climate change
Lack of interest in issues affecting poor countries such as adaptation informs global climate deals, argues international panel of scientists
With “extreme policy measures”, a 2.5C limit is in reach, according to latest climate model from William Nordhaus
Trump has called climate change a hoax, but what’s truly scary, scientists tell ProPublica, is how much larger the problem is than one American president.
Look back on a year of weird weather and clean energy breakthroughs around the world
As drought hits crop yields and livelihoods, Kenya approves the first of a planned fleet of plants to get drinking water from the ocean
Over 115 million acres of Arctic will be free from oil and gas exploration under decrees by leaders of US and Canada
Almost half of plant and animal species have experienced local extinctions due to climate change, research reveals, with the tropics suffering the most pronounced loss
Small-scale farmers who produce most of the world’s coffee beans face reductions in crop yield and quality as a result of rising temperatures and extreme weather
Temperatures likely to dip slightly next year as El Nino wanes but long term average remains on an upward curve, say UK experts
Voluntary rules for climate disclosure will force companies to evaluate role and strategy in a carbon-constrained world, say experts