NEWS: Released greenhouse gases could rack up huge costs by year 2200, but swift action would dramatically cut impact, study says
NEWS: Notion temperatures paused between 1998-2013 dismantled by Stanford researchers in further blow to climate sceptics
BLOG: Olga Dobrovidova investigates the social and economic impacts of thawing permafrost in Russia’s remote Arctic towns
NEWS: What will countries agree to at this December’s critical UN summit? Researchers are mapping the likely outcome
NEWS: Great oceanic “lung” is again breathing in lots of CO2 from the atmosphere but scientists can’t say why or whether it will last
NEWS: Exploiting global reserves would melt all Antarctica and jack up sea levels by 50m. Though it would take 10,000 years
BLOG: Olga Dobrovidova investigates the social and economic impacts of thawing permafrost in Russia’s remote Arctic towns
NEWS: Finance must flow to local enterprises to slow deforestation and internal displacement wrought by clearance for agriculture, report says
NEWS: Search giant and researchers map emerging clusters of tropical forest loss in Southeast Asia, South America and Africa
NEWS: US-led Glacier summit warns of climate impacts in sensitive region, but China and India do not sign declaration
NEWS: “This is a solvable problem if we start now,” US president says at close of Glacier summit in Anchorage, Alaska
COMMENT: President Obama spoke of his daughters at the Glacier meeting in Alaska, but it was a cab driver whose words hit home
CRIB NOTES 31 AUG – 4 SEP: US president Barack Obama heads to Alaska, while climate negotiators meet in Bonn
BLOG: US president Barack Obama is heading to the Glacier meet in Alaska on Monday, but what is it and why does it matter?
NEWS: President to use Alaska meeting to address melting Arctic’s challenges and forge ahead on global climate deal talks
NEWS: Shifting rainfall patterns and rising populations could drive conflict in many countries, warns World Resources Institute
NEWS: Scientists form new team to address big uncertainties in the pace of future changes to ice sheets and the ocean
NEWS: Precision mapping of melting glaciers can help predict potentially calamitous effects on sea levels, say scientists
NEWS: Record temperatures, heatwaves and a brewing El Nino are making this year one of the more unusual in recent history
NEWS: Hard-to-detect small-scale clearance of Amazon rainforest makes up half of country’s tree-cutting rate, says study