
What Do Computer Models Reveal about Likely Impacts of Climate Change?
Impact models attempt to translate changes in natural systems into effects on agriculture, weather and human health

What Do Computer Models Reveal about Likely Impacts of Climate Change?
Impact models attempt to translate changes in natural systems into effects on agriculture, weather and human health

Climate Change Tweaks Pacific Ocean Chemistry
Either the end of the Little Ice Age or the Industrial Revolution has changed the type of nitrogen incorporated into deep-water corals

IPCC Faces Climate of Uncertainty
In addition to areas of climate science needing more research, the UN body may face a change in mission

Tundra Lakes Drying at Rate Unprecedented in 200 Years
Shallow lakes in northern Canada are drying up due to a lack of snow, yet another Arctic impact of climate change

U.S. Methane Emissions Prove Higher
Oil and gas drilling likely responsible for higher emissions of the potent greenhouse gas

More Arctic Methane Bubbles into Atmosphere
A new study suggests more than twice as much of the potent greenhouse gas is bubbling out of the rapidly warming Arctic Ocean, speeding climate change

Missing Data from Arctic One Cause of Pause in Temperature Rise
An uneven set of measurements has resulted in a bias towards cold in global average temperature records, helping create a seeming hiatus in global warming

Scientist Is Improving Prediction of Hurricane Storm Surges
Size and wind speed of a storm 18 hours before landfall is the best predictor of surge height

Climate Change Is Altering Rainfall Patterns Worldwide
Wet areas get wetter, dry areas get drier, storm tracks move toward the poles

Natural Particles Confound Climate Scientists and Computer Models
Exactly how much natural aerosols from volcanoes and sea spray cool the climate remains an elusive question

Scientists Close in on Planet's Oldest Ice
A new core from Antarctica could conceivably stretch the climate record back 1.5 million years

Has Global Warming Paused?
Climate scientists know the answer is no, but have trouble communicating that

Colorado's Destructive Floods Leave Scientists with Questions
The causes and impacts of the floods in the fall raise questions about the future

Peak Oil May Keep Catastrophic Climate Change in Check
Scientists suggest that the highest possible pollution rates are unlikely

Scientists Discover Clue to Longer-Range Heat Wave Prediction
Heat waves are the most dangerous weather for human health but a new technique may allow for as much as two weeks of advance notice

Government Scientists Get Back to Work
From the agencies to Antarctica, work picked up anew

Government Shutdown Freezes Climate Science
Researchers are barred from Antarctica at present, with a potentially big impact on Antarctic monitoring

Benefits of Cutting Greenhouse Gases Not Apparent for Decades
A new study suggests that it would take at least 25 years for a significant difference in the rise of average temperatures to be detected after pollution cuts were in place

Does the IPCC Need to Change?
The intergovernmental science panel faces questions about its future role in addressing climate change

Global Methane Releases Could Be Wetlands or Wellheads
Scientists are still working to better understand the sources of increasing levels of methane in the atmosphere

What Is the Climate Change Context behind the Colorado Floods?
Global warming's role was probably small in recent floods

Climate Change Exacerbates Some Extreme Weather
Global warming played a role in half of 2012's litany of extreme weather events, from heat waves to storm surges

How to Prove a Link Between a Warmer Arctic and Wacky Weather
Are warmer temperatures in the far north affecting the jet stream?

Crop Pests on the Move Due to Climate Change
A new study finds that many crop pests and pathogens are spreading, thanks to changing weather