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A slowdown in the Atlantic Ocean current bringing warm water up to Europe from the tropics could trigger “a period of rapid global surface warmingâ€... Read More
A new paper published in the Journal of Climate reveals that the lower part of the Earth's atmosphere has warmed much faster since 1979 than scientist... Read More
The most common measure of global temperature rise is here on the Earth’s surface, but scientists also gather data on how temperatures in the atmosp... Read More
This is a guest post by Zeke Hausfather, a climate scientist and energy systems analyst at Berkeley Earth, an independent temperature analysis project... Read More
A new study helps unravel one of the biggest uncertainties for scientists making climate change projections - how clouds will be affected as the Earth... Read More
In the early 2000s, the rate of warming at the Earth’s surface was slower than scientists expected, despite the continued accumulation of CO2 in the... Read More
Michel Jarraud is the long-serving Secretary-General of the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO), due to leave office at the end of 2015 after more... Read More
A new paper published today says the much-discussed "slowdown" in warming at Earth's surface may not exist after all. The study, published in the jo... Read More
Don't be surprised if the slower pace of warming we're seeing at the Earth's surface lasts for another five years, scientists say. A new paper out to... Read More
Yesterday, the Daily Mail reported on new research that suggests small volcanic eruptions have a bigger effect on the climate system than scientists... Read More
Climate science never stops developing. Over the course of the year we've covered a myriad of scientific studies, some of which have made the news, an... Read More
