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Energy giant’s bleak outlook is 25 percent rise in CO2

British-based BP says it expects global emissions of carbon dioxide to increase by 25 percent in the next 20 years.

Climate News Network February 27, 2015

Arctic melting opens sea route to more pollution

Increasing loss of Arctic sea ice is likely soon to mean more ships using the polar passage – affecting climate, health and air quality.

Climate News Network February 17, 2015

Climate, satellite gaps are risky business for feds

The GAO rated climate change and gaps in weather-satellite data as major threats to government infrastructure and national security.

Climate Central February 16, 2015

UCLA study: Social conscience is key to cutting household energy

Researchers found saving money is not the most powerful message in persuading people to reduce their electricity use.

Climate News Network February 16, 2015

New climate plans would cut projected warming levels

Analysts say new commitments by China, the U.S. and Europe could mean significant progress towards ensuring global average temperatures will rise less than predicted.

Climate News Network December 18, 2014

Researchers find world’s wetlands play key role as carbon sinks

Scientists in California have identified wetlands drained for development and agriculture as sources of CO2 released to the atmosphere.

Climate News Network November 3, 2014

Acidic seas block fishes’ survival mechanism

Studies show the sense of smell, vital for survival of marine predators and prey, is being impaired as carbon dioxide acidifies oceans.

Climate News Network September 18, 2014

Dietary effect on greenhouse-gas emissions is hard to swallow

New research findings say federal guidelines on a better diet might be good for people’s health, but not healthy for the climate.

Climate News Network September 16, 2014

States suing to stop CO2 cuts prepare for them anyway

“There’s a huge effort to make this program work,” the director of an organization of states’ clean air agencies said.

Climate Central September 16, 2014

Toledo’s toxic algae bloom in line with climate projections

Climate change is expected to increase heavy precipitation near Lake Erie. More rainfall means more nutrients in runoff, which means more toxicity from algae, a Great Lakes researcher said.

Climate Central August 4, 2014

Warming threatens to cut crop yields, researchers find

A new study found the hard-to-predict risk of food production being unable to meet a growing population’s needs jumps with climate change factored in.

Climate News Network August 4, 2014

Report paints bleak future for nuclear power

Globally, the nuclear power industry is aging, plagued with high costs and construction delays, and generally declining, an annual assessment concluded.

Climate Central August 4, 2014

UK doctors vote to end fossil-fuel funding

The British medical profession’s influential national organization has decided to withdraw its funds from the fossil-fuel industry and support renewable energy instead.

Climate News Network July 1, 2014

New report puts price tag on climate change in US

"Multiple and significant risks” to the economy are particularly posed along coastlines and to the energy and agriculture sectors, the non-partisan report concluded.

Climate Central June 24, 2014

EPA aims to slash existing power plants’ CO2 by 30 percent

Besides cutting power plants' climate-altering emissions, the proposal aims to reduce their pollution that contributes to health-threatening soot and smog by 25 percent.

Climate Central June 2, 2014

Oil giant says its profits are assured, despite climate warnings

Shell, the world’s biggest oil company, is telling investors all its reserves will be needed as the world burns more oil − despite the threat of climate change.

Climate News Network May 28, 2014

Warming shifting hurricane impacts away from tropics

A new study has revealed an overlooked trend: tropical cyclone activity is shifting away from the tropics and toward the poles, though not in the Atlantic basin.

Climate Central May 16, 2014

US climate change report warns of regional impacts

The report makes clear that the authors regard climate change as a present-day issue and a growing threat. It highlights impacts including heat waves, droughts, rising sea levels and an increase in heavy precipitation events.

Climate Central May 7, 2014

Warming means more methane emissions from wetlands, study finds

Methane emissions are rising globally because wetlands – especially in northern latitudes – are releasing more than anyone realized, a team of researchers based in Canada says.

Climate News Network May 2, 2014

Wincing at recent coffee prices? Prepare for a shock

The price of that daily coffee fix is likely to be going up even more. Changes in climate in key coffee-growing regions are driving a surge on world markets.

Climate News Network April 28, 2014

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