Recent Carbon Brief articles by Freya Roberts

• 5 facts about Europe’s carbon emissions
• 2013 emissions edge the world closer to 2 degrees
• How vulnerable is the energy sector to extreme weather?
• Did the Montreal Protocol contribute to the surface warming slowdown?
• Natural aerosols complicate climate understanding
• 2012’s carbon emissions in five graphs
• 10,000 year record shows Pacific depths warming fast
• Drying in the Amazon rainforest – what could it mean for climate change?
• No corner of the ocean will escape climate change, say scientists
• Has the worm turned for climate change?
• What the IPCC report says about extreme weather events
• What the new IPCC report says about sea level rise
• What the new IPCC report means for Europe
• IPCC: Six graphs that explain how the climate is changing
• Carbon Brief’s guide to the IPCC report
• Less than one metre or up to two? Predicting sea level rise in the 21st century
• Satellite data confirms humans are the main cause of temperature rise
• More ice than last year is still bad news for the Arctic
• City of London tops UK carbon footprint list
• The Mail on Sunday’s topsy-turvy view of climate change continues
• 2012’s extreme events – what role did climate change play?
• Pests moving polewards threaten global food security
• Climate: The sun’s role is important, but it’s just a cameo
• Will earth experience extra warming as oceans acidify?
• Climate models predict hard times ahead for global food production
• UK flood fund underestimates number of homes at risk
• Heat wave spread can be curbed with carbon cuts
• Cutting methane and soot alone is no quick fix for climate
• What makes ice sheets grow and shrink?
• Knock-on effects for wildlife as the Arctic loses ice
• Burn now, pay later – today’s emissions lock in long term sea level rise
• How likely is a huge Arctic methane pulse? We find disagreement among scientists
• Scientists examine how Africa’s rainforests will fare as the climate changes
• Each degree of warming raises sea levels 2.3 metres in the long run, says study
• Future demand for water a more certain threat to agriculture than changes in rainfall
• Carbon dioxide makes trees thriftier with water
• Changing the baseline – a look at how we measure Arctic sea ice
• New study offers different take on the future of tropical cyclones
• WMO report finds a decade of climate extremes
• Are temperature targets fit for purpose?
• Government report says adaptation has benefits, but the risks of climate change are still the main issue
• Can real-time climate data help avert disasters?
• What’s new on ice sheet melt?
• Extra water or more heat – what’s driving sea level rise?
• Laying the foundations for climate impacts research
• Five hot topics from this year’s European Geosciences Union conference
• Arctic summers could be nearly ice free by 2050
• The IEA’s coal projections on demand and emissions
• The climate policy gamble
• Ed Davey talks about Energy Bill on the Today Programme: Transcript
• What is a 4°C world?
• The Sunday Times rebuts itself over global cooling claims
• Drought area changed little over recent decades
• Renewables growth in Europe: good news for wholesale electricity prices?
• PwC report: current government ambitions won’t stop temperature rise
• Linking hurricanes and climate change – it’s easier said than done
• Does carbon dioxide really attack ice cracks?
• Methane emissions in the pre-industrial era
• What’s the future for corals under climate change projections?
• Counting the cost of Antarctic research: the British Antarctic Survey merger
• A pinch of salt for new carbon storage modelling
• Transcript – Newsnight discusses the Arctic, with Peter Lilley MP and Natalie Bennett
• New studies show how geoengineering could work, but at what cost?
• Media outlets put their own spin on Antarctic ice core records showing recent rapid warming
• Money for mangroves
• The Register reports climate poll inaccurately
• Why are new estimates of emissions from tropical deforestation lower?
• More work needed to find and develop new energy technologies
• The Future of Climate Projections
• How confident should we be..? A psychologist answers our question about his research
• Latest Arctic sea ice science