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Two men push a car through a flooded street. The water is up to their hips.

Climate Science
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Explainer
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5 Dec 23

Temperature overshoot and tipping points

Without concerted effort to reduce emissions and stop burning fossil fuels now, the world will likely overshoot 1.5°C of warming.

Climate Science
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Briefing
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10 Nov 23

Unpacking 2023’s unprecedented heat

June, July, August, September and October this year were unambiguously the hottest months since records began in the mid-1800s.

Climate Science
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Briefing
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15 Jun 23

The impacts of El Niño on a warming planet

Many countries are already experiencing the impacts of climate change, including droughts, floods and heatwaves, and El Niño is likely to make them worse.

Climate Justice
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Briefing
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8 Nov 22

Loss and Damage in the Sundarbans

The most affected argue that extensive loss and damage needs to be addressed by those responsible.

Climate Science
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Briefing
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1 Sep 22

Key takeaways from the three working group reports of the IPCC sixth assessment

The conclusions of the latest round of IPCC reports show that action to tackle rising temperatures is more urgent than ever.

Climate Science
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Briefing
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7 Apr 22

IPCC Sixth Assessment Report: Mitigation of climate change

The report covers the major developments in our knowledge of mitigation since the IPCC’s AR5 was published in 2014.

Energy & Transport
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Briefing
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6 Apr 22

The role of carbon capture and storage in limiting warming to 1.5C

The plummeting cost of renewables is eroding the economic case for retrofitting existing fossil fuel power plants with CCS.

Food, Nature & Land
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Briefing
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6 Apr 22

IPCC WGIII report: The land sector and climate mitigation

The land sector can provide up to 30% of the global mitigation needed to limit temperature rise to 1.5°C and 2°C.

Net Zero
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Briefing
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17 May 21

What does the IEA Net Zero Scenario say?

The International Energy Agency's roadmap to net zero has wide ranging implications for fossil fuel and renewable energy use.

Climate Science
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Explainer
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26 Feb 21

Emission cuts: Why sooner is better than later

The sooner the world drastically cuts greenhouse gas emissions, the less destructive the impacts of climate change will be.

Tags: Climate science

Temperature overshoot and tipping points

Unpacking 2023’s unprecedented heat

The impacts of El Niño on a warming planet

Loss and Damage in the Sundarbans

Key takeaways from the three working group reports of the IPCC sixth assessment

IPCC Sixth Assessment Report: Mitigation of climate change

The role of carbon capture and storage in limiting warming to 1.5C

IPCC WGIII report: The land sector and climate mitigation

What does the IEA Net Zero Scenario say?

Emission cuts: Why sooner is better than later

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