Global heating in the Arctic ‘off the scale’
New data has revealed extraordinary rates of global heating in the Arctic, up to seven times faster than the global average.
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Global heating turning the snowy Alps green
Vegetated areas above the treeline have increased by 77 per cent since 1984, satellite data shows.
From degrees to drops: Putting water on COP26’s agenda
Water is essential for human life yet doesn't get a mention on the COP26 agenda, writes Sonaar Luthra.
Are we overestimating how much trees will help fight climate change?
By using imaging scans to measure internal decay, researchers find forests may store far less carbon than we think.
Road collapse that isolated N.S. chocolate firm ignites talk of climate change
When Tareq Hadhad tweeted a video of a gushing stream sweeping away the road to his business, he added a comment about the impact humans are having on the globe.
Here’s why Iceland is mourning a dead glacier
Some 100 people gathered at the top of a volcano in Iceland on Sunday for an unusual funeral. The victim: A 700-year-old, six-mile glacier. Cause of death: climate change.