Plants are unlikely to soak up excess carbon dioxide as temperatures rise, a study concludes.
Car lobby loses fight to ease emission rules
MEPs throw out leniency pleas and maintain commitment to 17% CO2 reduction by 2012
World’s first large-scale wave farm aims to lower costs
Wave Hub project off the south-west UK will offer development and testing facilities.
Brazil makes 'rainforest' condoms
The Brazilian government begins producing condoms using rubber from trees in the Amazon.
Lunar eclipse may shed light on climate change
The Moon’s brightness during last month’s eclipse shows Earth’s atmosphere contains little volcanic dust, which can affect the climate
ESA and EC take major step forward in GMES
ESA and the European Commission have signed a €48 million grant that will allow the space agency to ensure the coordinated and timely supply of satellite-based Earth Observation data for the preoperational phase of GMES from 2008 to 2010. The signing of the grant marks the first real cooperation between the two in the GMES framework.
Ice boat details ozone collapse
The dramatic springtime collapse of surface ozone in the Arctic has been documented by scientists.
Rising seas 'to beat predictions'
Global sea levels could rise twice as high this century as UN climate scientists had predicted, a study suggests.