One World – One Environment – One Network
The world has just witnessed the hottest year on record, surpassing the exceptionally high temperatures of 2015, the United Nations weather agency reported. Weather-related events are now forcibly displacing more people than conflict and...
Climate change could make parts of the Middle East and North Africa uninhabitable, leading to an exodus of climate refugees. The 2C targets agreed at the UN climate summit in Paris is not enough...
Farmers could produce more food with the same amount of water by optimising rain use and irrigation, according a new study. The findings could substantially reduce hunger in the face of population growth and...
The world broke a new heat record in July, making it the hottest month since modern record-keeping began in 1880. The first seven months of 2015 also reached record highs, putting 2015 on course...
A new study shows that removing trees not only spews carbon into the atmosphere, but also causes major shifts in rainfall and increases temperatures around the world. This double whammy to the climate could...
Climate researchers at the University of East Anglia have made the world’s temperature records available via Google Earth. The move is part of an on-going effort to make data about past climate and climate...
