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New tool can monitor climate effects of fossil fuel projects and companies (opens the original)
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A new tool has been created that translates fossil-fuel emissions into on-the-ground projected climate impacts, helping scientists, policymakers and the public visualise the sizeable effects they can have. Developed by scientists at the Australian National University, the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for the Weather of the 21st Century and the Lethal Humidity Global Council, the new tool – known as the Carbon Impacts Tracer – is built on what scientists coin the ‘simple yet r
Bangkok hit by heavy rainfall and deadly floods (opens the original)
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Bangkok has been hit by a torrent of rain – nearly the average monthly rainfall expected by the city – within three days last week. The low-lying city was inundated by around 320mm of rain. In comparison, London recieves around 585mm in an entire year. Across the country, 23 people have been killed by the floods and rain. Around 1,267 businesses across 40 provinces have been affected by flooding, including 52 factories and 1,162 small and medium businesses. Nationwide damage from the flooding is
New map reveals Greenland's hidden landscape (opens the original)
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A new map by NASA has revealed an expansive hidden network of valleys carved into the surface underneath Greenland’s vast ice sheet. The Greenland Ice Sheet stretches for more than 1.7 million square kilometres (656,000 square miles) and is more than three kilometres (1.9 miles) deep at its thickest point. Many of the features of this new landscape – which scientists say features many interconnected valleys that criss-cross the island – formed before most of the ice above them existed. Published
Climate change a 'likely contributing factor' in deadly Nepal floods, new study reveals (opens the original)
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A new study by research group World Weather Attribution has revealed how climate change was a likely factor leading to the devastating floods across Nepal and Tibet. Published on Thursday, the report stated how human-caused global warming thinned glaciers and melted mountain permafrost – ground that usually stays frozen – and ultimately intensified processes that destabilised the glacier ice and rock wall near the peak of Langtang Lirung mountain. The collapse led to 110 million cubic metres of
Chocolate production threatened by heavy rainfall (opens the original)
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A study has found that heavy rainfall – rather than temperature or water availability – is the main reason for cocoa production shortfalls across the tropics, according to scientists at Harvard and the University of Ghana. Nearly six million smallholder farmers depend on cocoa for their primary income, yet until now the causes of production shortfalls have been poorly understood. Lead researcher of the study Anna Lea Albright said that while drought is a ‘real threat’ to cocoa, the opposite extr
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