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Dec 12. 2018. 08:50:26
The Carbon Brief Interview: Saudi Arabia’s Ayman Shasly
Ayman Shasly is a senior negotiator for Saudi Arabia at both the UNFCCC and IPCC. In his role…
A woman shelters from the sun in London, during hot weather in August 2018. Credit: amer ghazzal / Alamy Stock Photo.
Met Office: Climate change made 2018 UK summer heatwave ‘30 times more likely’
Heatwaves | Dec 6. 2018.
The Lemaire Channel, Antarctica. Credit: robertharding/Alamy Stock Photo.
Natural ocean fluctuations could help explain Antarctic sea ice changes
Sea ice | Dec 3. 2018.
Wayoh reservoir drought, Bolton, UK. 1 September 2018. Credit: Phil Taylor / Alamy Stock Photo.
In-depth Q&A: The UK Climate Projections 2018
Climate modelling | Nov 29. 2018.
Prof Terry Hughes. Credit: Sense About Science
The Carbon Brief Interview: Prof Terry Hughes
Interviews | Nov 22. 2018.
Climeworks direct air capture plant, Zürich, Switzerland. Credit: Simon Evans / Carbon Brief.
Guest post: Combining renewables with direct air capture for ‘net negative’ emissions
Guest posts | Nov 7. 2018.
Analysis: The climate papers most featured in the media in 2017
Every day, dozens of scientific journals publish new climate change research that is shared across the world via the internet. These journal papers make headlines in news articles…Features | Jan 24. 2018.
COP24: UN science panel chief calls for more action to curb warming
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) chair Hoesung Lee told delegates at the COP24 climate summit in Katowice that the world needed to “do more and faster” to…
Daily Brief | Dec 12. 2018.
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