Guest post: A Met Office review of the UK’s weather in 2019
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Guest post: Ten ways to use CO2 and how they compare
Can we turn CO2, the waste gas largely responsible for global warming, into a valuable feedstock? The question first emerged in the oil crisis of the... Read More
Guest post: Will plants help make the planet wetter or drier in a changing climate?
Dr Justin Mankin is a climate scientist, assistant professor in the department of geography at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire, and principal... Read More
Guest post: Why climate scenarios need to better incorporate ‘adaptive capacity’
Dr Carl-Friedrich Schleussner is a research group leader at Humboldt University and head of climate science and impacts at Climate Analytics, and... Read More
Analysis: India’s CO2 emissions growth poised to slow sharply in 2019
Lauri Myllyvirta is an energy and air pollution analyst covering air pollution and fossil-fuel trends globally. Sunil Dahiya is an analyst with... Read More
客座文章：为何中国二氧化碳排放在2019年上半年增长了4%
Lauri Myllyvirta是一位关注中国空气质量和能源趋势的分析师。 ... Read More
Guest post: The problem with net-zero emissions targets
Prof Duncan McLaren is a research fellow at Lancaster University’s Lancaster Environment Centre ... Read More
Article invité : La découverte d'une immense réserve de carbone sous la forêt marécageuse du Congo
Article invité de Simon Lewis, professeur en sciences de changement global à l'Université College de Londres et à l'universitéde Leeds. ... Read More
Guest post: How to avoid ‘unfair and risky’ climate change scenarios
Dr Joeri Rogelj is a lecturer in climate change and the environment at the Grantham Institute at Imperial College London and a senior research scholar... Read More
Guest post: 10 climate-related events that cost the US $10bn in health impacts
Dr Vijay Limaye is a climate change and health science fellow at the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) and Prof Wendy Max is a professor of... Read More
Guest post: How the Greenland ice sheet fared in 2019
Dr Ruth Mottram, Dr Martin Stendel and Dr Peter Langen are climate scientists at the Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI) in Copenhagen, which is... Read More
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