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During the third week of March, research stations in East Antarctica recorded unprecedented temperatures up to 40 degrees Celsius above the month’s average.

As one of the few hardest-hit countries by climate change, Vietnam is urged to take drastic measures to curb impacts that will not appear in the distant future.

Indias investments in climate science should not be wasted on more publications reporting negligible advances.

A blizzard struck Northeast China in November 2020, and the maximum daily snowfall broke its record since 1961. The synoptic and climatic conditions and the predictability of this extreme snowstorm event are examined by using the daily National Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP) reanalysis and the second version of the NCEP Climate Forecast System (CFSv2). The results show that an anomalous anticyclone over Japan and an anomalous cyclone in South China supplied abundant moisture and the...

Meteorological service forecasts include seven heat waves of over 48 degrees Celsius at Lake Kinneret a year, double the days above 34 in Jerusalem and much more extreme heat on the coast 

UNSW academics, alumni, colleagues, former colleagues and community members have been recognised in this year’s Australia Day Honours.Professor John Alexander Church, Professor of Oceans, Climate and Sea-level, Climate Change Research Centre (CCRC) a

Veronika Eyring combines climate models and observational data to better understand and predict the Earth system and climate change. The

London-based Cervest closes $30 million Series A funding led by venture capital firm Draper Esprit.

Yolande Hutchinson UNSW scientists have been honoured for their world-changing discoveries, including revealing the physics of sea-level change, understanding heatwaves, and creating cheap flexible stable and non-toxic solar cells. Professor Angela Moles, Professor John Church, Professor Joseph Powell, Dr Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick, Dr Vera Roshchina and Scientia Associate Professor Xiaojing Hao. Photo: UNSW. Six outstanding UNSW researchers have today been recognised by the Australian A...