Video: Dr Emily Shuckburgh on peer-reviewing the Ladybird book on climate change
Ladybird, the children's publisher, has launched a new series of "expert books" today. One of the topics is climate change, with the others being... Read More
Guest post: The challenge of defining the ‘pre-industrial’ era
This is a cross-post from the Climate Lab Book blog, written by Dr Ed Hawkins, associate professor in the Department of Meteorology at the University... Read More
Analysis: The climate papers most featured in the media in 2016
Every year, thousands of scientific journal papers are published by researchers across the world, but only a tiny proportion make it into the pages of... Read More
Guest post: Misleading media coverage of Antarctic sea ice paper
Dr Jonathan Day is a polar climate scientist at the University of Reading. His work focuses on understanding and predicting changes in sea ice in the... Read More
US election: Climate scientists react to Donald Trump's victory
In what's widely being described as the most shocking upset in US election history, Donald J Trump has beaten Hillary Clinton to become the 45th... Read More
Changing climate demands new approach to flood risk, say MPs
A new report by MPs says the government could be doing a lot better at managing flooding, as well as telling people how much risk they are exposed to... Read More
Highlights: Day one at the 1.5C conference on climate change in Oxford
More than 200 climate science and policy researchers, economists and social scientists have descended this week on Keble College in Oxford for a... Read More
In-depth: Climate change confusion over government's flooding review
The government has unveiled its long-awaited review of the risk the UK faces from heavy rain and flooding. ... Read More
The Carbon Brief Interview: Jim Skea
Prof Jim Skea is the chair in sustainable energy at Imperial College London's Centre for Environmental Policy. He is a founding member of the UK's... Read More
Mapped: The climate change conversation on Twitter
Twitter has become a popular social media platform for discussing climate change. A wide range of people across the world use Twitter - scientists,... Read More
Analysis: The climate papers most featured in the media in 2015
Last summer, Carbon Brief delved into the canon of published climate papers to discover which were the most influential, most cited and most covered... Read More
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