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LATEST Sun more active than for a millenniumA study of ice cores reconstructs sunspot intensity for the last 1150 years - "we are living with a very unusual Sun," say researchers 2 Nov 03 Plankton may protect Earth from icy fate The evolution of the tiny shelled creatures ended an era of extreme ice ages and has prevented any repeat ever since, argue scientists 31 Oct 03 RECENT ARTICLES ON CLIMATE CHANGE Satellite data reveals rapid Arctic warmingThe overall trend over the past 20 years is eight times higher than that recorded by ground measurements over the past century 24 Oct 03 Global warming to put gardens in bloom Plant growth across Europe and North America is set to dramatically accelerate, but weeds and insects could benefit more 12 Oct 03 European heatwave caused 35,000 deaths August broke records for both tempature and heat-related fatalities - and worse may be to come, warn environmentalists 10 Oct 03 'Too little' oil for global warming Oil and gas will run out too fast for doomsday global warming scenarios to materialise, according to a controversial new analysis 5 Oct 03 Global warming 'will hurt Russia' A failure to sign up to the Kyoto Protocol would risk unleashing dangerous climatic changes at home, top Russian scientists warn 3 Oct 03 Global warming 'kills 160,000 a year' Thousands are dying because of the 'side-affects' of climate change, such as malaria and malnutrition, says a WHO study 1 Oct 03 Supercomputer climate model whips up a storm The initial modelling results from the world's fastest superconputer reveal virtual hurricanes for the first time 1 Oct 03 Alarm over acidifying oceans Carbon dioxide emissions look set to acidify the oceans - the effects of this aspect of climate change are unknown, warn scientistss 25 Sep 03 Distributed climate model aims for errors A new project will harness volunteers' computers to put error bars on the global warming predictions made by climate models 12 Sep 03 Severe floods in Europe not rising Climate change is not causing an upward trend, finds a new study, but other factors may still mean more people suffer in future 10 Sep 03 Suffocation suspected for greatest mass extinction The Earth's biggest ever die-off may have resulted from plummeting oxygen levels after the release of huge volumes of methane 9 Sep 03 Oldest ever ice core promises climate revelations The continous Antartic ice core dates back at least 750,000 years - it may even cover the Earth's last magnetic reversal 8 Sep 03 South China hit by worst typhoon for 24 years At least 23 people are killed as typhoon Dujuan sweeps across the region after clipping Hong Kong - trouble is brewing in the Atlantic too say experts 3 Sep 03 Hong Kong hit by worst typhoon for 24 years The south-east Asian coast has taken an above average battering in 2003, and trouble is brewing in the Atlantic too, say experts 2 Sep 03 Heatwave's warning for future of farming Europe's record-breaking hot spell has eased, but temperature changes caused by global warming are likely to transform agriculture 23 Aug 03 Europe's weird weather warms debate A scorching heat wave re-ignites the argument over whether global warming can be blamed for an apparent rise in extreme weather 5 Aug 03 US sets out climate change research plan The 10-year program will be the basis of any US action on global warming - critics say the science is good enough to act now 25 Jul 03 Destruction of Amazon rainforests accelerating Satellite data reveals a huge jump in deforestation - a bid to improve Brazil's soya production may be to blame 27 Jun 03 Tree farms won't halt climate change Planting trees to soak up carbon dioxide actually releases a surge of the greenhouse gas, suggesting the Kyoto Protocol is based on false science 28 Oct 02 MORE ARTICLES ON CLIMATE CHANGE |
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