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Perhaps the Met Office doesn’t want to apologise for misleading the public over winter storms – it might put down an unwelcome marker for mea culpas becoming general across the entire media and climate front.

Large-scale forestations side effects could cut CO2 removal benefits by up to a third, warns University of Sheffield study.

The circulation of the Gulf Stream could fully shut down within a century of hitting the tipping point, and it’s headed in that direction.

Cloud droplets mingle with dry air and evaporate as clouds encounter clear skies. Researchers from the University of Gothenburg have successfully captured the behavior of a model in a recent study.

Technically, the party currently has 27 MLAs in the 126-member assembly, but disqualification proceedings against three others – Sashi Kanta Das, Siddique Ahmed and Sherman Ali Ahmed – initiated by the Congress legislature party because of “anti-party activities” are already pending with the Speaker.

In the latest episode of the podcast, WTF is? Nikhil Kamatth discussed the climate change and the challenges India can face for clean energy.

USA Today published a fact check claiming solar activity is not behind today's climate change. This is misleading at best, and wrong at worst.

<p>The side effects of large-scale forestation initiatives could reduce the CO2 removal benefits by up to a third, a pioneering study has found.</p>

Drug driving is becoming more prevalent in younger groups, says one of Britain's top police officers.

By Edward Hanna