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Climatologists cleared of any “scientific malpractice”

‘Very dramatic’ changes in Greenland: ice loss spreads north

El Niño in Venezuela: Hugo Chávez’s “Katrina” Moment?

Drought crippling southwest China, millions without drinking water

Scientists: new study does not disprove climate change threat to Amazon

Amazon confusion: new research shows forest is resilient to drought, but is this the whole picture?

Massive methane leak in Arctic could trigger abrupt warming

Healthy coral reefs produce clouds and precipitation

W Australia has hottest and driest summer on record

Galapagos fur seals exploit warmer waters to establish colony off Peru

James Inhofe is not a climatologist: a journalist’s perspective

Climate change melting southern Antarctic Peninsula ice shelves

“No change whatsoever” in scientists’ conviction that climate change is occurring

Decline in fog threatens California’s iconic redwood ecosystems

Rainforest expert agrees with IPCC: warns of ‘tipping point’ for Amazon

NASA: Arctic melt season lengthening

Could special bonds fund the green revolution and stabilize the climate?

On World Wetland’s Day bad news for America’s iconic ducks

White roofs could cool cities

Scientists call for research on geoengineering scheme to block sunlight

NASA: 2009 second warmest year on record

Chinese official links extreme snowstorm to global warming

Record-breaking snow across the US and climate change

Catastrophic sea level rise could occur with only two degrees Celsius warming

Well-known climate change denialist labels activists in Copenhagen ‘Hitler Youth’

Climate change causing irreversible acidification in world’s oceans

Photos: ten beloved species threatened by global warming

Sea levels set to rise more than expected due to ‘deeply surprising’ Greenland melt

1700 UK researchers sign statement standing behind global warming science

Bangladesh tops list of most vulnerable countries to climate change

Current decade is the warmest on record

Email scandal may be turning against climate change deniers

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