3 May 2016

Research by an ANU Master of Climate Change student finds that this may be intensified by the fact that policies focussed on reducing vulnerability to climate...

27 Apr 2016

The Australia Labor Party has announced a new climate change policy ahead of the federal election. The policy outlines higher emissions cuts, a return to...

9 Mar 2016

Alan Alda is known to many people as the actor in the US television series M.A.S.H and later in The West Wing. But he’s also passionate about science and is...

8 Mar 2016

A team of international scientists has quantified the threat that climate change poses to nine staple food crops in sub-Saharan Africa and outlined actions and...

9 Feb 2016

A huge reservoir of carbon developed in the deep Atlantic Ocean during the last ice age, research led by ANU Research School of Earth Sciences has found. Lead...

29 Jan 2016

In private conversations, many climate scientists express far greater concern at the progression of global warming and its consequences than they do in public...

27 Jan 2016

Leading climate and sustainability scientist Professor Mark Howden has been appointed Director of the ANU Climate Change Institute (CCI) after serving as...

26 Jan 2016

Climate Change Institute member, Professor Warwick McKibbin, was recognised in the 2016 Australia Day Honours. Professor McKibbin, Director of the Centre for...

21 Jan 2016

The US-based National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has confirmed overnight that 2015 saw the global average temperature climbing to 0.90°C above the...

21 Jan 2016

The US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and NASA have just released their independent annual global analyses of temperature data for 2015...

17 Dec 2015

Click the link below to read this article by Associate Professor Frank Jotzo published by The Interpreter. http://www.lowyinterpreter.org/post/2015/12/17/Paris...

17 Dec 2015

A panel of experts who attended the talks discussed how the eventual outcome was achieved and its implications for Australia and the world at a public forum...