Climate change’s impact on soil moisture could push land past ‘tipping point’
The impact of climate change on soil moisture could push the land past a “tipping point” – turning it from a net carbon “sink”...
The Carbon Brief Interview: Prof Qi Ye
Prof Qi Ye is director of the Institute for Public Policy at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. He was previously director and...
Q&A: Can the UK meet its climate goals without the Wylfa nuclear plant?
The Japanese firm Hitachi has shelved a planned new nuclear plant at the Wylfa site on Anglesey in Wales, leaving a large hole in...
Climate change’s impact on groundwater could leave ‘environmental timebomb’
Over the next 100 years, the full impact that climate change is having on groundwater resources will become apparent in half of the world’s...
Guest post: Climate change brings threat of ‘bluetongue’ virus to UK farms
Dr Anne Jones is a former postdoctoral researcher at the University of Liverpool, now at IBM Research; Dr Cyril Caminade is a tenure track...
State of the climate: How the world warmed in 2018
The climate data for 2018 is now mostly in, though the ongoing shutdown of the US government has caused some datasets to be delayed.
In...
Vacancy: Journalist at Carbon Brief
This is an exciting opportunity to become a journalist at Carbon Brief, helping us to analyse and report climate change and society’s response to...
Guest post: Observations and models agree that the oceans are warming faster
Dr Lijing Cheng is an associate professor at the Institute of Atmospheric Physics in China; Prof John Abraham is a professor in the School...
Analysis: The climate papers most featured in the media in 2018
In a year dominated by events such as Brexit, royal weddings, the Salisbury poisonings, US Supreme Court nominations and the World Cup, there was...
Guest post: A Met Office review of the UK’s weather in 2018
Dr Mark McCarthy is science manager of the Met Office National Climate Information Centre, which provides monitoring and analysis of UK climate variability and...













