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Ex-IPCC Head: Prepare for 5°C Warmer World
Former chair of the IPCC says global average temperatures could reach 5°C above their pre-industrial level.
Radiocarbon Dating: Nature’s Timepiece Gets a Tune-Up
A new series of radiocarbon measurements have allowed scientists to improve the technique dramatically.
It’s Not Too Late to Limit Global Temperatures - But Almost
Even if annual emissions nearly double by 2020, it may still be possible to cap the temperature rise at 2°C.
China & U.S. Hold the Key to New Global Climate Deal
The world's two biggest emitters face political problems that will make the talks for the next few years difficult.
World’s Biggest Geoengineering Test ‘Violates’ UN Rules
Controversial U.S. businessman's iron fertilization off the west coast of Canada contravenes two UN conventions.
Norway to Double Carbon Tax on Oil Industry
Extra funding for climate change mitigation and forestry programs also part of oil-rich nation's radical program.
Biochar’s Potential to Help is Rich, but Hurdles Remain
Biochar may not solve all our problems, but someday it could help cut down dramatically on carbon emissions.
‘Blue Carbon’ Adding to Carbon Emission Blues
Report says "blue carbon" is now being released at the prodigious rate between 150 million and 1 billion tons per year.
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