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Reversing proves a tricky manoeuvre

Simulation indicates sea-level rise could take 120 years to start responding to decreasing CO2

Fresh water demand driving sea-level rise faster than glacier melt

Trillions of tonnes of water have been pumped up from deep underground reservoirs in every part of the world, says report (from the Guardian)

Fracking production "outstrips scientific knowledge"

We are playing catch-up, says researcher

Oil palm is 'tip of the Bornean bog'

Oil palm set to become significant source of Indonesian carbon emissions

Insight: how do aerosols vary over Northern India?

Analyses shed more light on atmospheric pollution over the Indo-Gangetic Plain

Solar-cell efficiency boosted by folds and wrinkles

New organic photovoltaic mimics leaves

Top scientists urge governments to solve environmental 'dilemmas'

Demand for water and energy, natural disasters and measuring carbon dioxide must be prioritised, leading institutions say (from the Guardian)

Sting jets are common in North Atlantic windstorms

Up to a third of the 100 strongest North Atlantic winter storms in recent years could have contained sting jets

Time is not a great healer for biodiversity

Effects of loss of species worsen over time, study shows

Biodiversity loss rivals warming

Species loss could have same size effect on biomass production as rising temperatures

Geophysicists fingerprint sea-level rise

Technique links ice-sheet melting to ocean observations

Greenland's glaciers prove hard to pin down

Outlet glacier behaviour depends on termination type, location and other factors

Experiments underestimate plant response to warming

Response to higher temperatures in the wild may be eight times greater

Why is the black crowberry heading north?

Migration in southern part of range cannot be explained solely by rising temperatures

Seed cases rival coal as energy source

Seed-shell waste from fruit crops could tackle energy poverty

Quirky solar cell sets new efficiency record

Increased light emission boosts cell performance

Windfarms can increase night-time temperatures, research reveals

Study in US claims building of huge windfarms in Texas has increased night temperatures by up to 0.72C (from the Guardian)

Development, pollution and dredging threaten seagrass more than climate change

Expert survey reveals key worries are currently urban and industrial run-off, coastal development, agricultural run-off and dredging

Kalahari Desert could dust up Southern Ocean

Additional source of iron-rich dust could alter marine ecosystems

Greenhouse emissions must decrease by 3% a year

Researchers analyse scenarios required to keep temperature rise below 2°C