Draft of IPCC AR5 report seen by Reuters says experts are sure of global warming causes
In the first of RTCC’s ‘Climate Leaders’ series, former UN climate science chief Bob Watson discusses forthcoming AR5 report and political implications
UK Met Office say natural causes responsible for slowing temperature rise, but overall trends suggest we’ll still hit 2 degrees of warming
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change dismisses reports in Economist that climate change will be less severe than once thought
Record breaking extreme weather in 2001-2010 set to continue the UN’s World Meteorological Organisation has warned in a new report
Leading climate scientist highlights the importance of regional data in understanding and reacting to the effects of global climate change
New data suggests Earth’s climate may be more sensitive to CO2 than previous estimates have suggested
Former chair of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Bob Watson says global average temperatures could reach 5°C above their pre-industrial level
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change says review process ahead of critical AR5 report is open to all
Sea levels could rise by one metre by 2100 once ice sheet melt is factored in accurately, say leading glaciologists
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Experts tell RTCC cherry-picked facts nothing new as those looking to discredit climate change science “throw last roll of the dice”
COP18: The gap between emission pledges and what science demands grow wider at every summit. IPCC chief Dr Rajendra Pachauri asks if there’s still space for a scientific voice.
Former UN climate change chief Yvo de Boer says findings in the IPCC assessment due in 2013 will drive a new sense of urgency among politicians.
Former UK Secretary of State for energy and climate change Chris Huhne says support for green agenda must come from top
Author of iconic hockey stick graph says barrage of invective against scientists means few are willing to state true impacts of man-made climate change
The latest figures are out and the news, on the face of it is good. But over-committing to gas locks us into a volatile, high carbon world, which will have negative impacts for climate change and energy security.
World’s leading climate scientist says governments’ reluctance to tackle the causes of climate change means they should be bypassed in favour of global ‘people power’.
UNFCCC opens new round of applications for the “Momentum for Change” scheme aimed at showcasing on the ground action taking place to tackle the climate challenge.
2011 was a year of records when it came to weather events, from drought in Africa to tornadoes in the US and flooding in Asia. RTCC takes a look at a year when the weather ruled the headlines.