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Room 3 - Climate Change and the Environment: the Basics.

  • BBC News:
    Climate change: Six tipping points 'likely' to be crossed: 6 "dangerous" climate tipping points.

  • Columbia Climate School:
    State of the Planet: What Uncertainties Remain in Climate Science? Science is always a work in progress.

  • DeSmog:
    Media Resources providing many climate change facts and interesting links.

  • Earth Day:
    Climate Action: 5 Illuminating Facts You Should Know About Solar Energy, Solar energy shining more brightly than ever in recent years.

  • En-ROADS:
    An online simulator for testing and exploring various climate solutions - freely available online.

  • Extreme Temperatures Around the World:
    Updated collection from Maximiliano Herrera's Human Rights Site.

  • Facebook:
    Climate Science Centre, Facts about climate change correcting common misconceptions.

  • Guardian:
    Extreme heat could put 40% of land vertebrates in peril by end of century: 'disastrous consequences for wildlife'.

  • Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC):
    Comprehensive reports about knowledge on climate change, causes, potential impacts and response options.

  • MIT Climate Portal:
    Podcast that breaks down the science, technologies, and policies behind climate change.

  • NASA: Global Climate Change:
    Climate Change: How Do We Know? Evidence, Causes, Effects, Scientific Consensus, Vital Signs, FAQ.

  • Skeptical Science:
    Global Warming & Climate Change Myths: summary of myths by recent popularity vs what science says.

  • United Nations, Climate Action:
    Raising Ambition, Science, Actors, Actions, Solutions, Act Now, UN & Climate Change, Digital Library

  • Wikipedia:WikiProject Climate change:
    Covers all Wikipedia climate change articles, focus on human-caused climate change.

See also: Learning More about Climate Change

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BBC News
Developing El Niño becomes strongest on record weeks before expected peak
2026-09-22

Could El Niño mean there are no Atlantic hurricanes this year?
2026-10-02

Five ways El Niño is affecting the weather around the world
2026-10-19

Carbon Brief
Analysis: ‘Super El Niño’ reaches ‘remarkable’ all-time record
By Zeke Hausfather, 2026-09-21

Experts: How are climate scientists using artificial intelligence?
By Ayesha Tandon, 2026-10-22

State of the climate: 2026 likely to tie with 2024 as the warmest year on record
By Zeke Hausfather, 2026-11-03

Climate 411
Breaking the climate feedback loop without breaking natural systems
By Brian Buma, 2026-10-22

Middle Path Initiative: A way forward for solar radiation modification research and governance
By Natasha Vidangos, 2026-10-29

Conservation news
Global ocean breaks records with 100 days of heat as El Niño adds new threat
By Elizabeth Claire Alberts Elizabethalberts, 2026-09-18

Global coral reefs get less time to recover as oceans heat up, report finds
By Keith Anthony Fabro Autumn Spanne, 2026-09-25

Mangroves keep waves at bay. A new study helps scientists predict how
By Isabel Gil Morgan Erickson-Davis, 2026-10-01

Permafrost, wetland, wildfire and freshwater emissions could amplify climate change by up to 30%, study finds
By Liz Kimbrough Glenn Scherer, 2026-10-02

Amazon deforestation falls 42% to a record low
By Rhett Ayers Butler Rhett Butler, 2026-10-16

Corals keep a record of pollution, pointing to a new monitoring method: Study
By Edward Carver Autumn Spanne, 2026-10-26

Global framework urgently needed to assess emerging health risks of novel chemicals, experts say
By Claire Asher Glenn Scherer, 2026-10-27

Extreme heat no longer confined to summer, extending health risks, study finds
By Nick Ruggia Glenn Scherer, 2026-11-02

Environment | The Guardian
‘Planetary boundaries’ necessary for flourishing of life have been massively breached, scientists warn
By Oliver Milman, 2026-09-21

‘Robust little’ vessel begins treacherous 22,000km journey around Antarctica in the name of climate science
By Petra Stock, 2026-09-25

Q&A: ‘Are the warnings all hype?’ – our environment writers answered your El Niño questions
By Jonathan Watts and Gabrielle Canon (now); Guardian moderators (earlier), 2026-10-07

World’s wettest rainstorms are getting wetter, affecting flood and drought risk
By Kate Ravilious, 2026-11-05

Happy Eco News
Battery-Like Technology Offers a New Path for Capturing Carbon Dioxide
By Jospin Issa Ludunge, 2026-10-22

Sustainable Polymers and Natural Rubber Chart a Path Toward Greener Materials
By Mariz Guiniawan, 2026-10-28

Inside Climate News
Breached Earth Boundaries Raise Risk of ‘Irreversible Change’
By Bob Berwyn, 2026-09-21

Compounding Climate Impacts Drive Tropical Forest Decline
By Bob Berwyn, 2026-10-07

Climate Change Is Increasing Simultaneous Exposure to Heat Waves and Wildfire Smoke
By Katie Surma, 2026-10-14

Antarctic Sea Ice Decline Is Triggering Global Ocean Changes
By Bob Berwyn, 2026-10-28

Open Mind
They know not what they do
By tamino, 2026-10-01

CO2 Growth and el Niño
By tamino, 2026-10-04

Sea Surface Temperature: the most obvious acceleration
By tamino, 2026-10-19

How Fast is Earth Warming?
By tamino, 2026-10-17

Planet Forward
As El Niño threatens communities, corals give scientists glimpse into historic patterns
By Olivia Lohrer, 2026-10-26

New Zealand scientists hope to revolutionize geothermal energy from greater depths
By Medill News Service, 2026-10-29

REVOLVE
Peatlands: Bogs and Fens
By r3v_suzan, 2026-10-22

Skeptical Science
How not to detect warming acceleration
2026-10-26

Fact brief - Do nearby wind turbines decrease home values by an average of 75%?
2026-10-27

State of the Planet
New Report: Ocean Carbon Removal Shows Promise, But Big Questions Remain
By Columbia Climate School, 2026-09-21

El Niño 2026: How Big Could It Get?
By Guest, 2026-10-01

Real Science, Right Now: How High School Students Are Researching Climate Solutions
By Columbia Climate School, 2026-10-01

Climate Change Stopped the Next Ice Age
By Guest, 2026-10-22

Event Recap: “The Rise of Agentic AI: What It Means for Climate Innovation”
By Columbia Climate School, 2026-10-29

The Climate Brink
My new NYT op-ed on climate change risk
By Zeke Hausfather, 2026-09-22

The impacts of this year’s record-shattering El Niño
By Zeke Hausfather, 2026-09-28

The world without solar and wind?
By Zeke Hausfather, 2026-10-05

The strongest El Niño in a thousand years?
By Zeke Hausfather, 2026-10-12

How not to detect warming acceleration
By Zeke Hausfather, 2026-10-19

This is Not Cool
El Niño is Now Strongest on Record, with Months to Grow Stronger
By greenman3610, 2026-09-21

Oceans Hit Record High as El Niño Emerges as Strongest Ever
By greenman3610, 2026-10-22

Column: El Niño Giving a Glimpse of the Future
By greenman3610, 2026-10-27

Yale Climate Connections
September 2026: 2nd-hottest September for Earth, hottest for the U.S.
By Jeff Masters and Bob Henson, 2026-10-09

Can we harness the oceans’ energy?
By SueEllen Campbell, 2026-10-27

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