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World Wildlife Day: Five practical ways to help save endangered animals around the world
The world's wildlife is under threat - but you can help.
Mar 03, 2017
Antarctica hits new record high temperature of 17.5C
The polar region is seen as a 'canary in the coal mine' for global climate change.
Martha Henriques Mar 02, 2017
US hit by smog from heatwaves in the east and Asian ozone in the west
Researchers say the US should reduce its own NOx emissions further to reduce smog in the west.
Martha Henriques Mar 01, 2017
A peek into the future of human societies will make climate change predictions better
The data to picture the basic structure of future societies is already available.
Martha Henriques Mar 01, 2017
Source of enormous Pacific methane pool is found
Bacteria are making a methane pool stretching from Panama to Mexico to the Hawaiian Islands.
Martha Henriques Feb 28, 2017
Deep seas set to warm by 4C leading to famine and mass extinction by 2100
Larger marine animals are expected to starve first as the seas warm and food scarcity increases.
Martha Henriques Feb 24, 2017
Six biodiversity hotspots claimed to be on brink of ecosystem collapse
Results have been questioned for using out-of-date data.
Martha Henriques Feb 22, 2017
Tim Farron: Climate change complacency faces shake-up thanks to Donald Trump
Interview: Liberal Democrat leader spoke to IBTimes UK at launch of new green technology drive.
Ian Silvera Feb 22, 2017
EU pledges $85m for famine-hit South Sudan as President Kiir vows more will be done
Hunger spreads in Unity State as war blamed for first famine declared in any part of the world in six years.
Ludovica Iaccino Feb 21, 2017
Wind power on steroids: Typhoon turbines to provide the ultimate clean energy to Japan by 2020
One typhoon won't power Japan for 50 years, but a single wind turbine can provide up to 10kW.
Hannah Osborne Feb 21, 2017
Massive crowd protests outside Parliament against Trump's state visit to Britain
Stop Trump Coalition and One Day Without Us movement organised joint nationwide day of action.
Fiona Keating Feb 20, 2017
Atmospheric rivers snake through the most dangerous and extreme storms
Coastal regions are most vulnerable to atmospheric rivers, and climate change could make them more dangerous.
Martha Henriques Feb 20, 2017
Scott Pruitt sworn in as EPA head as Trump targets to ease regulations on climate change
Democrats held the Senate floor to delay his confirmation.
Nandini Krishnamoorthy Feb 18, 2017
Dangerous Halloween Crack on Antarctica's Brunt Ice Shelf grows
Satellite data shows appearance of huge crack in the ice shelf that led to the closure of the Halley VI research station.
Hannah Osborne Feb 17, 2017
Donald Trump signs bill halting Obama-era coal mining regulations
The president persistently critical of environmental regulations aimed at restraining fossil fuel industries.
James Tennent Feb 17, 2017
Future US climate policy shifts under Trump would not stall global emissions reduction efforts
Regardless of the Trump administration's stance, global institutional and private sector forces will continue to drive carbon emissions reduction efforts.
Gaurav Sharma Feb 16, 2017
Tropical cyclone Dineo kills four in Mozambique
Cyclone Dineo downgraded to tropical depression and it is referred to as ex-Dineo.
Ludovica Iaccino Feb 16, 2017
The world's oceans are slowly losing their oxygen, expanding 'dead zones'
Climate change is thought to be the main driver for the steady loss of oxygen from the seas.
Martha Henriques Feb 16, 2017
Paradox of the 'iceberg armadas' in the depths of the last Ice Age resolved
Understanding how ice sheets behaved during the Ice Age can refine our predictions of how fast Antarctica will melt with climate change.
Martha Henriques Feb 15, 2017
Obamacare supporters echo Tea Party tactics by taking to Republican town halls
Anti-Trump activist groups have been mobilising to face down GOP politicians at public meetings.
James Tennent Feb 13, 2017
South-east Asia: Sea levels could rise 'much higher and more quickly' risking 100m homes
Natural weather and climate phenomena caused historic sudden sea level changes.
Martha Henriques Feb 10, 2017
Black Mirror coming true? Tiny drones to replace bees as pollinators in Japan
A sticky gel and animal hairs attached to a miniature drone is a step towards artificial pollination.
Martha Henriques Feb 09, 2017
Superfood quinoa to provide global food security for our growing population?
First domesticated 7,000 years ago, scientists have now sequenced the genome of quinoa.
Hannah Osborne Feb 08, 2017
Extreme and destructive wildfires will intensify around the globe
Wildfires occur everywhere around the globe but we can take steps to reduce the destruction they cause.
Léa Surugue Feb 06, 2017
'Climategate 2' allegations don't stand up to scrutiny
A 2015 paper finding that there was no 'global warming hiatus' has been verified in independent studies.
Martha Henriques Feb 06, 2017
Elon Musk pushed Trump's Muslim travel ban to top of White House meeting agenda
"I believe this is doing good, so will remain on council and keep at it," Musk tweeted.
Hyacinth Mascarenhas Feb 06, 2017
Ocean acidification makes killer cone snails hyperactive and too impatient to hunt
Cone snails moved about much faster in acidic water but were a lot worse at catching prey.
Martha Henriques Feb 01, 2017
These iconic World Heritage Sites are being damaged beyond repair - and we are to blame
Yellowstone and other major sites are suffering from a range of human threats and forest loss.
Léa Surugue Jan 31, 2017
High levels of black carbon discovered in Siberia, which could speed up Arctic thaw
Black carbon accelerates climate change by darkening snow and ice to make them warm faster.
Martha Henriques Jan 30, 2017
Time-lapse shows massive crack appear in Antarctic Peninsula from space
When the iceberg breaks off, it will be among the largest ever created.
Hannah Osborne Jan 30, 2017
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