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Soil moisture, root depth influence climate models

70 years after logging, forests don’t hold as much carbon as original forests

Amazon rainforest biodiversity due to biology not climate change says study

Companies increasingly at risk for climate change litigation says UN

Elevated atmospheric CO2 increases soil carbon

Tropical Atlantic cooling and deforestation correlate to drought in Africa

Poisonous volcanic gas probably caused worst mass extinction says new study

Scientists taking a multidisciplinary approach to understanding nature

US denies hurricane link with climate change

Crystal sponges can absorb carbon dioxide and fight global warming

Change in Atlantic circulation could plunge Europe into cold winters

U.S. “exporting” carbon emissions to China says study

Australian industry embraces green energy while government fights emissions cuts

Study uncovers how thousands of tree species coexist in rain forest

Bird songs can serve as a warning system to detect ecological disturbances

75% of Switzerland's glaciers gone by 2050, Europe heats up

Rainforests worth $1.1 trillion for carbon alone in Coalition nations

Dire consequences if global warming exceeds 2 degrees says IUCN

2005 Atlantic hurricane season worst on record

Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels closely correlated with global temperatures

Developing countries: pay us to save rainforests

Average temperatures climbing faster than thought in North America

Ocean levels rising twice as fast

Carbon in Canada's boreal forest worth $3.7 trillion

Rising seas and disappearing islands will produce environmental refugees

Carbon dioxide at highest level in 650,000 years

Will 'tipping points' accelerate global warming?

Climate change already affecting Europeans says WWF “Climate Witnesses”

25% of Americans live in places compliant with Kyoto protocol

Goldman Sachs first investment bank to adopt comprehensive environmental policy

G8 aid for Africa under threat from climate change

Developing countries to suffer worst global warming impacts

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