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NASA: global warming could be 20% higher than previous estimates

Research focused on the climate sensitivity of the atmosphere suggests recent ‘cooling’ spell could be a blip

Latest Climate Council report says extremes of 2013/2014 ‘Angry Summer’ likely to intensify

Kolkata’s choking streets are affecting the health of residents and the region’s long term prosperity

Pace of change at North Pole is surprising scientists: latest studies show the region is at its warmest for 40,000 years

Australia almost a degree hotter than it was in 1910, says Bureau of Meteorology, as government tries to repeal climate laws

Scientists say average annual flood losses could be almost five times greater by mid-century

National science academies of USA and UK say warming is ‘unequivocal’ and recommend urgent action

Scientists predict that temperatures in the Arctic could rise by over six times the level deemed safe for the planet

A new Google-powered mapping tool uses terabytes of data to show where deforestation is happening in real time

Climate change-related impacts on water and land likely to trigger rise in civil war and inter-ethnic clashes says report

In Adelaide, Melbourne and Canberra, number of extremely hot days already exceed scientists’ projections for 2030

The majority of Americans want Congress and business to act on climate change, even if it comes with economic costs

UK Prime Minister backs efforts to cut global carbon emissions, linking flooding to rising greenhouse gas levels

Global warming hasn’t slowed say researchers, trade winds have simply carried the heat into the Pacific Ocean – temporarily

Scientists say evidence supports theory that exceptionally wet and stormy winter is caused at least in part by climate change

Underlying trends indicate planet is steadily heating says World Meteorological Organisation chief Michel Jarraud

Nightmare scenario would see 1 in 20 dealing with floods by 2100 unless world takes urgent action to cut CO2

New US data shows that 2013 maintained the warming trend of recent decades, with most of the world experiencing above-average annual temperatures

Researchers say increasing sea surface temperatures linked to climate change could enhance tropical storm intensity

Emissions outsourced to China are floating back over the Pacific to haunt the western states of America