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Rivers of meltwater on Greenland’s ice sheet contribute to rising sea levels
Study finds that melt-prone areas on its ice sheet develop a drainage system of stunning blue streams and rivers that carry meltwater into moulins and ultimately the ocean.
Exceptionally mild temperatures in large parts of Europe and stormy UK weather with 100mph winds GalleryExceptionally mild temperatures in large parts of Europe and stormy UK weather with 100mph winds
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Exceptionally mild temperatures in large parts of Europe and stormy UK weather with 100mph winds
2015 takes off with temperatures for parts of Europe hovering around 17C.
Why People Don’t Believe In Climate Science
Here’s what psychologists and sociologists have to say about why some people don’t believe in climate science.
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The Siberian Traps and Volcanic Mass Extinction
About 252 million years ago, the largest mass extinction and the largest volcanic eruptions in Earth history occurred apparently synchronously.
Antarctic glaciers are sloshing seaward with accelerated speed
In Antarctica, glaciers are sloshing seaward at an ever faster clip, ocean waters are warming, according to a batch of recent studies that paint a stark picture of climate change unfolding at the far southern reaches of the globe.
Climate Science: What You Need To Know
Learn the basic science of climate change in 24 easy steps.
Royal Society: An introduction to climate change in 60 seconds
Climate science explained in 60 seconds by the Royal Society and the US National Academy of Sciences.