A team of Nottingham scientists is using drones to survey woody climbing plants and better understand how they may affect the carbon balance of tropical rainforests.

The images are ubiquitous: A coastal town decimated by another powerful hurricane, satellite images showing shrinking polar ice caps, a school of dead fish floating on the surface of warming waters, swaths of land burnt by an out-of-control wildfire.

Simply reducing greenhouse gas emissions probably is not going to be sufficient for the planet to escape catastrophic damage from climate change, scientists say.

Historical cooling periods are still playing out in the deep Pacific.

Climate models predict plant decomposition in the tropics will increase in a warmer world, but a new study shows the opposite.

The Greenland Ice Sheet emits tons of methane according to a new study, showing that subglacial biological activity impacts the atmosphere far more than previously thought.

Study shows the Sahara swung between lush and desert conditions every 20,000 years, in sync with monsoon activity.

A new study examines how the switch to conservation tillage has impacted Acton Lake over the past decades.

Arguably, one of the world’s most famous insects, the monarch butterfly, is currently experiencing dire problems with its migration in eastern North America.

As the climate warms, the mean vertical gradient in water vapor and tropospheric temperature will increase.