Scientists warn governments to be ‘politically pragmatic’ and prepare for worst case climate change scenarios
Water droplets carry an electric charge which can be used to generate electricity and make power plants more efficient
Scientists have upped certainty in human-induced climate change to 95% in latest IPCC, and with good reason, says leading climate scientist
Oxford researcher Christopher Shaw asks why this week’s IPCC report seems to have had so little impact on world leaders
New review agrees with the IPCC that the oceans are absorbing warming caused by carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases
Sir Mark Walport tells Royal Society meeting that climate change experts need to learn how best to translate their findings for a wider audience
Those who question the seriousness of the threat which climate change presents have a very strange idea of the risks they think are acceptable
Monique Barbut says Convention should develop adaptation ‘indicators’ for 2015 climate change summit in Paris
The IPCC’s latest report looks at the challengess facing the oceans, atmosphere, cryosphere sea levels as well as analysing other drivers of climate change
The blockbuster science report of the decade is out, bringing with it an urgent message on the state of the planet
Leading climate scientist Piers Forster explains what the UN’s massive study really means in less than 2,500 characters
Updates from Stockholm where the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s eagerly anticipated assessment report is being released
Ethiopia’s complex feudal history means farmers still unwilling to plant trees, hastening the country’s extreme land degradation
Thomas Stocker says world still has a choice whether to avoid climate-related catastrophe and keep warming below 2C
As oceans become more acidic, smaller plankton will thrive at the expense of larger species, with potentially serious effects
Climate sceptics have a favourite war cry: temperatures have not risen much for 15 years. How will the IPCC confront the challenge?
Thousands of hectares of peatlands, especially in south-east Asia, are at risk from palm oil plantation developers
By 2100 up to 3 million people could be at risk of dying if leaders do not take action against greenhouse gas emissions
World leaders need to take more ambitious actions to confront the mounting threat of climate change
Guardian: Russian government is asking for ‘planet hacking’ to be included in the climate science report, leaked documents show