100 articles from Carbon Brief between December 2014 and March 2015
March 2015
February 2015
- Five decisions the IPCC made today about its future
- UK renewables auction pushes down costs
- Official data confirms Chinese coal use fell in 2014
- New study directly measures greenhouse effect at Earths surface
- How the EU’s evolving Energy Union reveals underlying politics
- MEPs vote for early EU carbon market fix
- Pachauri steps down as head of UN climate Panel
- Surface warming ‘hiatus’ could stick around another five years, say scientists
- Uncertainty behind climate projections could be cut in half by 2030, study shows
- Labour leader Ed Miliband’s plan for the Paris climate deal
- Five charts showing how BP’s vision differs from a climate-friendly future
- The Carbon Brief Interview: Lord Deben, part 2
- The Carbon Brief Interview: Lord Deben, part 1
- New satellite reveals places on Earth most at risk from ocean acidification
- How significant is the UK party leaders’ joint climate pledge?
- Scientists: Climate change is attracting more disease-carrying insects to the UK, but don’t panic
- Briefing: The 15 options for net-zero emissions in the Paris climate text
- Reaction: Geoengineering is no substitute for cutting carbon emissions, conclude US researchers
- Briefing: What impact will cheap gas have on UK climate policy?
- Aerosols dampen pace of Arctic warming for now, say scientists
- IEA: New normal for oil as cheap prices fail to ignite demand
- Scientists dismiss claims of “fiddling” global temperature data
- Seven charts showing how the EU’s energy use is being transformed
- US flooding on the rise in a changing climate, study shows
- Pachauri: IPCC should take official role in assessing country pledges to curb climate change
- Briefing: What is the EU’s energy union?
- National carbon market on the horizon for China
- What a three-million year fossil record tells us about climate sensitivity
- Satellite measurements of the troposphere confirm warming trend, data shows
- Shale gas remains UKs most divisive energy source, poll shows
- Coal carbon capture could increase future climate risks, study finds
- Beneath the waves: How the deep oceans have continued to warm over the past decade
- Newspapers skeptic views persisted in Climategate aftermath, study shows
- UN World Meteorological Organisation ranks 2014 as hottest year on record
January 2015
- Nuclear power additions ‘need to quadruple’ to hit climate goals, IEA says
- Met Office puts high odds on the next few years being warmer than 2014
- New US poll shows gap between scientists, the public, and politicians on climate change
- Coal returns as most-used fuel for electricity generation, new government statistics show
- UK flooding pushes public acceptance of manmade climate change to five-year high
- Claims that climate models overestimate warming are “unfounded”, study shows
- Arctic sea ice decline erratic as expected
- Fracking divides UK media as Lancashire Council defers Cuadrilla decision
- Global Calculator shows how the world can ‘prosper’ while tackling climate change
- Warming Arctic to break down barriers between Atlantic and Pacific fish, study finds
- In depth: Infrastructure bill amendments on fracking, fossil fuels, and zero carbon homes
- Survey shows partisan split among MPs on climate and energy issues
- Expect twice as many extreme La Niña events under climate change, study warns
- Briefing: India’s energy and climate change challenge
- Met Office confirms 2014 among hottest years on record
- MPs brand fracking ‘incompatible’ with UK climate targets
- Factcheck: Scientists hit back at claims global warming projections are “greatly exaggerated”
- DNA: How it’s helping scientists understand species adaptation to climate change
- How the Met Office forecast a hot 2014 and why it thinks 2015 may be even hotter
- Lancashire council report recommends refusing fracking plans
- Obama’s strong words on climate change in sixth State of the Union address
- Melting glaciers set to release more organic carbon as temperatures climb
- Scientists react: 2014 confirmed as hottest year on record
- Scientists confirm 2014 as the hottest year on record
- Oil industry cuts jobs and exploration budgets in response to falling prices
- Explainer: How do scientists measure global temperature?
- Scientists issue stark warning as Earth passes into danger zone
- UK emissions fall to 25 year low as a surge in coal use ends
- UK coal use to fall to lowest level since industrial revolution
- Global sea levels rising faster than previously thought, study shows
- How small volcanic eruptions may have slowed surface temperature rise
- Five innovations that could cut the cost of offshore wind
- Expert views: How low oil prices affect the UK’s climate and energy policy
- Farming overtakes deforestation and land use as a driver of climate change
- Long-term economic shocks imply taking strong, early action on climate change, study shows
- Scientists discuss how strongly a warming Arctic is implicated in extreme weather
- The implications of $50-a-barrel oil for the worlds energy mix
- London set to miss mayor’s climate change targets as population booms
- Trade wind “tug of war” to blame as scientists lower odds of an El Niño
- Meeting two degree climate target means 80 per cent of world’s coal is “unburnable”, study says
- Early EU carbon market reform paramount – UK study
- Germany makes slow but steady progress towards ambitious climate goals
- Warming oceans less able to store organic carbon, study suggests
- What falling oil prices may mean for the future of renewable energy investment
- Old coal and gas plants won largest share of capacity market, final results confirm
- 2014 was the UKs hottest year on record, confirms the Met Office
- Holiday news roundup
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