Sections

MENU

Social Channels

SEARCH ARCHIVE

Additional Options
Topic
Date Range

Receive our Daily Briefing for a digest of the past 24 hours of climate and energy media coverage, or our Weekly Briefing for a round-up of our content from the past seven days. Just enter your email below:

SCIENCE
Science
Prof Jonathan Bamber, professor of glaciology at the University of Bristol. Credit: Carbon Brief.
Prof Jonathan Bamber, professor of glaciology at the University of Bristol. Credit: Carbon Brief.
Feb 14. 2019. 12:06:05

The Carbon Brief Interview: Prof Jonathan Bamber

Prof Jonathan Bamber is a professor of glaciology at the University of Bristol and the current president of…

Interviews | Daisy Dunne
A woman plants trees in Goraj, India. Credit: Ashley Cooper pics / Alamy Stock Photo.
A woman plants trees at The Muni Seva Ashram in Goraj, near Vadodara, India. Credit: Ashley Cooper pics / Alamy Stock Photo

One-third of world’s new vegetation in China and India, satellite data shows

Plants and forests | Feb 12. 2019.
A boat transports people towards a glacier in Antarctica. Credit: Robert German / Alamy Stock Photo. M9B4XN
A boat transports people towards a glacier in Antarctica. Credit: Robert German / Alamy Stock Photo.

Studies shed new light on Antarctica’s future contribution to sea level rise

Sea level rise | Feb 6. 2019.
Two monks shading from the sun in Loungprabang, Laos. Credit: Nopadol Uengbunchoo / Alamy Stock Photo. HWPG36
Two monks shading from the sun in Loungprabang, Laos. Credit: Nopadol Uengbunchoo / Alamy Stock Photo.

Met Office: World has 10% chance of ‘overshooting’ 1.5C within five years

1.5C | Feb 6. 2019.
The deployment of the first OSNAP science mooring, named 'IC0', which measured water column properties on the western flank of the Reykjanes Ridge as part of the OSNAP array. July 2014. Credit: Credit: Heather Furey, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
The deployment of the first OSNAP science mooring, named 'IC0', which measured water column properties on the western flank of the Reykjanes Ridge as part of the OSNAP array. July 2014. Credit: Credit: Heather Furey, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

Major study uncovers ‘sea change’ in world’s understanding of Atlantic conveyor belt

Oceans | Jan 31. 2019.
Morning after a snowfall in New York's Central Park. Credit: Olivier Guiberteau / Alamy Stock Photo

Q&A: How is Arctic warming linked to the ‘polar vortex’ and other extreme weather?

Extreme weather | Jan 31. 2019.
Miners prepare coal for transport at a coal mine site in Changzhi, China. Credit: CPRESS PHOTO LIMITED / Alamy Stock Photo. EX2865
Miners prepare coal for transport at a coal mine site in Changzhi, China. Credit: CPRESS PHOTO LIMITED / Alamy Stock Photo.

China’s methane emissions rise despite tougher laws, satellite data shows

GHGs and aerosols | Jan 29. 2019.
Cracked soil in Sarigua park, Panama. Credit: Oyvind Martinsen Documentary Collection / Alamy Stock Photo. PDATT2
Cracked soil in Sarigua park, Panama. Credit: Oyvind Martinsen Documentary Collection / Alamy Stock Photo.

Climate change’s impact on soil moisture could push land past ‘tipping point’

Drought | Jan 23. 2019.
FA6NA2 Children draw clean water from a borehole in Mecupes village, Northern Mozambique.
Children draw clean water from a borehole in northern Mozambique. Credit: Jake Lyell/Alamy Stock Photo.

Climate change's impact on groundwater could leave 'environmental timebomb'

People | Jan 21. 2019.
A flock of Swaledale sheep at Ribblehead, Yorkshire Dales, UK. Credit: John Bentley / Alamy Stock Photo. EEH11B
A flock of Swaledale sheep at Ribblehead, Yorkshire Dales, UK. Credit: John Bentley / Alamy Stock Photo.

Guest post: Climate change brings threat of ‘bluetongue’ virus to UK farms

Guest posts | Jan 18. 2019.
Sunset in Greenwich Park, London, 2 August 2018. Credit: Guy Corbishley/Alamy Live News

State of the climate: How the world warmed in 2018

Global temperature | Jan 17. 2019.
Bradley Beach, US.
Bradley Beach, US. Credit Ryan Loughlin via Unsplash.

Guest post: Observations and models agree that the oceans are warming faster

Guest posts | Jan 10. 2019.

Analysis: The climate papers most featured in the media in 2018

Features | Jan 8. 2019.
DAILY INFOGRAPHIC

Interactive: The impacts of climate change at 1.5C, 2C and beyond

Features | Oct 4. 2018.
DAILY BRIEF

Renewable energy will be world's main power source by 2040, says BP

Several outlets report on BP’s latest annual “energy outlook”, which sets out a range of scenarios for the future development of the energy industry. The annual report expects…

Daily Brief | Feb 15. 2019.

THE BRIEF

Expert analysis directly to your inbox.

Get a Daily or Weekly round-up of all the important articles and papers selected by Carbon Brief by email.

Popular in Science
CB TWITTER FEED Follow Us on Twitter
    Follow Carbon Brief on Twitter