Key climate current grinding to halt
REMEMBER Day after Tomorrow? One of the movie’s key plot-points is happening: The Atlantic conveyor currents have dramatically slowed.
REMEMBER Day after Tomorrow? One of the movie’s key plot-points is happening: The Atlantic conveyor currents have dramatically slowed.
SEA levels could rise by metres, and the world’s apparently halfway gone. But the good news is that we still have time to save ourselves.
THE Aussie barbecue faces a new threat. It’s set to ruin the taste of steak, other barbie staples and even our wine. So, it might be time to panic now.
THE Aussie barbecue faces a new threat. It’s set to ruin the taste of steak, other barbie staples and even our wine. So, it might be time to panic now.
THERE’S no point in denying it: Australia is getting hotter, and it’s not going to stop. And we have the figures to prove it.
CRAZY weather happens in this country. A freak event is usually just that, but after Cyclone Marcia, we have to raise this question.
A SERIES of methane-fuelled blowholes are exploding in numbers, threatening to send tons of the lethal gas into the atmosphere and fuel global warming.
THE fierce winds of a cyclone bring with a heap of myths. Should you tape your windows? Is it wise to hide under a table? And can a nuke stop a cyclone in its tracks?
HOLLYWOOD star Arnold Schwarzenegger has told a German security conference that adopting green energy creates jobs and leads to energy independence.
LIFE in Australia is pretty comfortable now – but that could be about to change. This is what lies in store for our future.
A GROUP of scientists founded by the creators of the atomic bomb say the world is now three minutes from a catastrophic midnight and the closest it has been in 30 years.
ICE climber Will Gadd was on a mission to conquer the world’s most impressive ice glacier. But his real challenge was a race against climate change.
SCIENTISTS fear the Earth could cease to be a “safe operating space” for humans to live by as early as 2050.
IT MAY seem like we’re hearing this more and more, but 2014 was the hottest year on the planet since we started recording temperatures 135 years ago. So how did Australia compare in the sizzling year?
HUMAN impact on our planet has been so strong that scientists argue we’ve created a new geological layer to Earth.
A NEW threat to mining has emerged and is giving supporters of one of the largest mining developments in Australia a huge headache.
THESE are the startling images which could show the countries most at risk of facing an apocalypse of cataclysmic proportions.
CONFIRMING fears about global warming Britain has just experienced its warmest year since records began a hundred years ago.
IT’S the country that can boast four seasons in one day. Today’s weather warnings are living proof and it’s not set to get any better soon.
A DEAL has finally been reached to tackle climate change after marathon UN talks in Lima, but activists say it doesn’t go far enough.
A FEW weeks ago, Tony Abbott was steadfastly refusing to sign Australia up, now his government has done a huge backflip.
THE government claims there is no danger and the UN is at risk of being duped, but experts say what the government is telling defies all available science.
CAMPERS caught in rising floodwaters have been winched to safety in a dramatic helicopter rescue as new storm warnings are issued for NSW and QLD.
HEATWAVES, floods and crippling droughts. It’s official. The UN’s weather agency says this year may end as the hottest on record.
AUSTRALIA, go and stock up on ice cream. In fact, it might pay to buy a whole ice cream truck. It’s official. Summer 2014/15 is set to sizzle.
THEY appeared without warning, bringing fear and mystery with them. Now, six months on, scientists have ventured deep into Siberia’s blow holes.
TALK about wild weather! This lightning storm in South America has been appearing in the same place almost every night for thousands of years.
AMERICA is in the grips of a freezing storm again. Ironically, this could be evidence of global warming. No, really. Here’s how this works …
FAILURE to combat climate change could lock the world on a trajectory with “irreversible” impacts on people and the environment, a UN report says.
FEDERAL government’s $2.55 billion Direct Action climate policy will pass the Senate after a deal is struck with the Palmer United Party.
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