How a group of climate change sceptics running the scenes in Washington could make this fight an uphill battle
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Deep-sea corals found to produce their own sunlight
Corals in deep-sea environments fluoresce to ‘amplify’ the amount of light they receive, and generate critical photosynthesis in symbiotic algae.
Scientists plan to re-freeze melting Arctic
A recent study suggests a unique solution to ‘re-stocking’ arctic sea ice being destroyed by increasing global temperatures
Underestimating the Rise in Global Sea Level
Have historical records underestimated global sea level rise?
What can we expect from the COP21?
We interviewed UK politicians, environment advocates and students who attended the Imperial College Climate Symposium last month.
Farming threatens food security, scientists say
Anna Ikarashi on how agriculture today will make it harder for future generations to feed themselves
Preserving coral biodiversity: A gift to the future
It’s IVF, Jim, but…. Mary Hagedorn is preserving coral biodiversity with giant condoms
Will Underground CCS Work?
Longannet Power Station For many years the idea of carbon capture and storage has been floating around as a solution to global warming. But is it viable? With the government’s publication of a roadmap for carbon capture and storage (CCS) earlier this month, and the inclusion of CCS in the Committee on Climate Change’s recent […]