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Guest post: How the world’s rivers are releasing billions of tonnes of ‘ancient’ carbon

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19.06.25

Guest post: Why 2024’s global temperatures were unprecedented, but not surprising

Global temperature

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18.06.25

Staple crops yields face ‘substantial losses’ in warming world – even with adaptation

Food and farming

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18.06.25

Analysis: Reform-led councils threaten 6GW of solar and battery schemes across England

Renewables

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16.06.25

Chart: The rise, fall and rise of UK nuclear power over eight decades

Energy

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13.06.25

Guest post: How climate change is fuelling record-breaking extreme weather

Guest posts

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13.06.25

Guest post: China’s ‘capacity payments’ boosted coal-plant revenue by up to 8%

China energy

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12.06.25

Science

Guest post: Why 2024’s global temperatures were unprecedented, but not surprising

Global temperature

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18.06.25

Ocean current ‘collapse’ could trigger ‘profound cooling’ in northern Europe – even with global warming

Oceans

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11.06.25

Explainer: How human-caused aerosols are ‘masking’ global warming

GHGs and aerosols

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10.06.25

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Policy

Analysis: Reform-led councils threaten 6GW of solar and battery schemes across England

Renewables

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16.06.25

Chart: The rise, fall and rise of UK nuclear power over eight decades

Energy

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13.06.25

Guest post: China’s ‘capacity payments’ boosted coal-plant revenue by up to 8%

China energy

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12.06.25

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Nature

Cropped 18 June 2025: High Seas Treaty ratifications; Ocean warming woes; Brazilian deforestation ‘surges’

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18.06.25

Staple crops yields face ‘substantial losses’ in warming world – even with adaptation

Food and farming

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18.06.25

Guest post: Why the global area for regrowing trees is 71% smaller than thought

Guest posts

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11.06.25

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Guest post: How the world’s rivers are releasing billions of tonnes of ‘ancient’ carbon

Guest posts

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19.06.25

Guest post: Why 2024’s global temperatures were unprecedented, but not surprising

Global temperature

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18.06.25

中国农机排放量上升或“阻碍”净零目标实现

Translations

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17.06.25

Nature

Cropped 18 June 2025: High Seas Treaty ratifications; Ocean warming woes; Brazilian deforestation ‘surges’

Cropped

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18.06.25

Staple crops yields face ‘substantial losses’ in warming world – even with adaptation

Food and farming

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18.06.25

Guest post: Why the global area for regrowing trees is 71% smaller than thought

Guest posts

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11.06.25

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In Focus

Guest post: How the world’s rivers are releasing billions of tonnes of ‘ancient’ carbon

Guest posts

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19.06.25

Guest post: Why 2024’s global temperatures were unprecedented, but not surprising

Global temperature

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18.06.25

中国农机排放量上升或“阻碍”净零目标实现

Translations

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17.06.25

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