- Climate "Karma" for the U.S. with a WAIS collapse (09)
- 83% of fossil fuel reserves must remain in the ground for a safe planet (15)
- Frequency of extreme La Niña events linked to Climate Change ('15)
- Frequency of extreme El Niño events linked to Climate Change ('14)
- Crime, weather, and climate change ('14)
- Colorado River basin threatened by groundwater depletion ('14)
- Evidence for glacial melts in the centuries to millennial time scale ('14)
- Ice Plug Prevents Irreversible Discharge in East Antarctic ('14)
- Full Report for the National Climate Assessment (USA) ('14)
- Highlights for the National Climate Assessment (USA) ('14)
- Explanation of increasing sea ice in Antarctica in a warming world ('14)
- IPCC's upper end estimates of climate sensitivity more likely than the lower end ('14)
- El Niño induced unusual weather connected to global warming ('13)
- economic costs of water security ('13)
- ocean's temperatures continue to rise ('13)
- rate of ocean acidification highest in 300m years ('13)
- future habitability of earth ('13)
- approaching a "state shift" in earth's biosphere (12')
- potential methane reservoirs beneath Antarctica ('12)
- correlation between ocean temp and hurricane storm surge ('12)
- global temp evo 1979-2010 ('12)
- why now more sea wind ('11)
- why now more rain 2 ('11)
- why now more floods ('11)
- why now more rain ('11)
- the first casualties ('11)
- relation between arctic sea ice and temperatures ('11)
- US s-w megadrought ('11)
- beyond dangerous change ('11)
- when will warming be 4C? ('11)
- water availability +4C ('11)
- rising temps cause gas hydrate destabilization and ocean acidification ('11)
- de-geening of the Amazon due to drought ('11)
- sea level rise impacts ('11)
- future feedback interplay ('11)
- policy implications ('11)
- African agriculture ('11)
- rethinking adaptation ('11)
- population displacements ('11)
- global plankton decline ('10)
- crashing biodiversity ('10)
- why cold winters ('10)
- change irreversible now ('10)
- acidification speeds up ('10)
- global sea level & temps ('10)
- soil +CO2 respiration ('10)
- how to live with it ('10)
- adaptability limit ('10)
- evapotranspiration decline ('10)
- CH4 release & erosion ('10)
- the deepening crisis ('10)
- carbon cycle feedbacks ('10)
- demographic trends ('10)
- global threats water ('10)
- tipping points warning ('10)
- atmospheric CO2 ('10)
- foreseeing tipping points ('10)
- net primary production ('10)
- state of climate 2009 ('10)
- mega-catastrophes ('10)
- biochemical feedbacks ('10)
- precipitation feedbacks ('10)
- climate economics ('10)
- precipitation predictable ('10)
- monsoon patterns ('10)
- changing precipitation ('10)
- planet boundaries ('10)
- marine bioproductivity ('10)
- sea level rise ('10)
- climate forest risks ('10)
- CH4 arctic venting ('10)
- tropical cyclones ('10)
- commit to warming ('10)
- stratospheric water ('10)
- systems sensitivity ('10)
- CO2 tundra outgassing ('09)
- reduced calcification ('09)
- Crop + food prospects ('09)
- less calcification ('09)
- centennial time scale ('08)
- decline of cooling algae ('08)
- CO2 uptake reduction ('08)
- 350 ppm is the limit ('08)
- methane anomaly Siberia ('08)
- high surface temps ('08)
- one third less corals ('08)
- nitrogen trifluoride ('08)
- permafrost loop ('08)
- methane clathrate ('08)
- decadal prediction ('08)
- recent thinning ('08)
- hydrology change ('08)
- unquiet ice ('08)
- observation v projection ('07)
- CH4 hydrate stability ('07)
- methane release Siberia ('07 GRA)
- subglacial water ('07)
- pole melting ('07)
- ice streams ('07)
- lubricating lakes ('07)
- methane bubbling ('06)
- permafrost budget ('06)
- context 1200 yrs ('06 science)
- temperature change ('06)
- impact from deep ('06)
- weaker circulation ('06)
- ocean acidification ('06)
- sea level rise ('06)
- CH4 emissions ('06)
- human evolution ('06)
- climate extinction ('06)
- mega H2S release ('05)
- ocean acidification ('05)
- energy imbalance ('05)
- P/T superanoxic ('05)
- salt fluxes ('05)
- thermohaline stop ('02)
- climate forcing ('98)
- global warming ('89)
- increasing CO2 ('81)
- human climate change ('70)
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