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A recent warming trend is thought to have lessened the severity of last winter's cold snap in Europe.

Water vapour will remain the planet's chief warming agent, even if atmospheric CO₂ doubles.

Gauging the health benefits of cutting cooling aerosols remains a challenge.

As temperatures rise, southern populations of previously static species may shift.

A study of anticipated shifts in the human population points to an opportunity for emissions reduction.

A more acidic Southern Ocean spells trouble for a key food-source, krill.

Adaptation measures can help avoid crop failure from climate change in the coming decades, but which approaches will reap the greatest reward?