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Despite slower surface warming over the past decade, projections of how much warming we can expect in the future remain unchanged, say the authors of a new study. Read more
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The results are in from Carbon Brief's first climate and energy poll
Will the UK's new tax really push 60,000 homes into fuel poverty?
Sooner or later, here are five reasons why it matters
DECC figures suggest the benefits outweigh the costs. Read more…
... when the public want accurate info about climate change. Read more…
Which fuels represent a good return on energy investment?
Global warming hasn't stopped - it's going into the oceans
A rhetorical look at how different types of energy can be dirty or clean
Are people really getting sick from living near wind turbines? Read more...
How do climate models predict it, and what might it look like? Read more...
A report released by the Climate Change Committee looks at the government's plans on Electricity Market Reform. Read more
Climate advisers say green energy offers big savings in the long run, more media coverage of a recent paper on climate sensitivity, and a new era for energy saving? Greg Barker certainly thinks so. Read more
The authors of a new paper have spoken out against Matt Ridley’s interpretation of their findings, highlighting why pinpointing earth’s sensitivity to greenhouse gases is far from simple. Read more
There's a few reasons why scientists can't say if human-induced climate change is affecting these weather events. Read more
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@joabbess So did we! But it wouldn't all fit in one tweet, so it got the chop.
e.g. "the line that the science of global warming is ‘settled’" http://t.co/6uJ54YzlzN (2/2)
Nature editorial: "the problem with black and white statements is that they tend to be the easiest to falsify" http://t.co/LQsng0rHz3 (1/2)
Climate Central explores what methane leaks mean for emissions as the US switches from coal to gas: http://t.co/7d92l7f5tk
Fracking could ruin the German beer industry, say brewers http://t.co/rmuJbPKtgD << shale gas and beer in one story!
You can run but you can't hide from your carbon footprint: http://t.co/Z47M4N9GTj
CCC's David Kennedy tells Carbon Brief energy strategy must take future generations into account in our new blog: http://t.co/3iUfIepBZx
Committee on Climate Change says government must think beyond 2020 to stop the electricity market reform failing: http://t.co/GcrJH21L8a
In case you missed it yesterday, here's our blog asking what the science says about tornadoes and climate change: http://t.co/k7vvOMB80h
The ECC committee wants to know how government plans to measure the success of the Green Deal: http://t.co/kdugtdDcZr