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January 2012, Volume 2, Issue 1
- 23-23 Growing up too fast
by Nicola Jones - 23-23 Selective logging
by Alastair Brown - 23-23 Slower warming
by Nicola Jones - 23-23 Liquid hydrogen
by Nicola Jones - 24-25 National effects of global policy
by David G. Victor - 25-26 Wind bias and ocean carbon uptake
by Peter R. Gent - 26-27 Robustness of warming attribution
by Robert Vautard & Pascal Yiou - 28-29 A challenging future for cars
by David A. Howey - 30-32 Rapid transgenerational acclimation of a tropical reef fish to climate change
by J. M. Donelson & P. L. Munday & M. I. McCormick & C. R. Pitcher - 33-37 Expansion of oxygen minimum zones may reduce available habitat for tropical pelagic fishes
by Lothar Stramma & Eric D. Prince & Sunke Schmidtko & Jiangang Luo & John P. Hoolihan & Martin Visbeck & Douglas W. R. Wallace & Peter Brandt & Arne Körtzinger - 38-41 Reduced early life growth and survival in a fish in direct response to increased carbon dioxide
by Hannes Baumann & Stephanie C. Talmage & Christopher J. Gobler - 42-46 Severe tissue damage in Atlantic cod larvae under increasing ocean acidification
by Andrea Y. Frommel & Rommel Maneja & David Lowe & Arne M. Malzahn & Audrey J. Geffen & Arild Folkvord & Uwe Piatkowski & Thorsten B. H. Reusch & Catriona Clemmesen - 47-52 Ocean carbon uptake and storage influenced by wind bias in global climate models
by N. C. Swart & J. C. Fyfe - 53-57 Increased estimates of air-pollution emissions from Brazilian sugar-cane ethanol
by C-C. Tsao & J. E. Campbell & M. Mena-Carrasco & S. N. Spak & G. R. Carmichael & Y. Chen - 58-58 Mapping vulnerabilities
by Monica Contestabile
December 2008, Volume 1, Issue 812
- 151-151 Pole positions
by Olive Heffernan - 152-152 Monsoon misery
by Anna Barnett - 152-152 Assessing ethane
by Olive Heffernan - 152-152 Shrooms shrivel
by Anna Barnett - 152-153 Gas copies carbon
by Alicia Newton - 153-153 Fiery forecast
by Anna Armstrong - 153-153 Water vapour warming
by Olive Heffernan - 154-155 Going underground
by Mark Schrope - 156-158 Carbon is forever
by Mason Inman - 159-160 Sleeping with the fishes
by Mark Schrope - 161-161 No simple solutions
by Claudia M. Caruana - 162-162 Snapshot: China's dust bowl
by Anna Barnett - 162-163 Fossil carbon's fate
by Euan Nisbet - 164-165 Interview: Yvo de Boer
by Amanda Leigh Mascarelli - 166-166 Making the Paper: reactive rocks
by Anna Barnett
November 2008, Volume 1, Issue 811
- 137-137 In hot water
by Olive Heffernan - 138-138 Minor disturbances
by Alicia Newton - 138-138 Physical effects
by Anna Armstrong - 138-138 Sounds in the key of life
by Olive Heffernan - 138-138 Foreboding forecast
by Olive Heffernan - 139-139 Taxing the tropics
by Anna Armstrong - 139-139 Riddle resolved
by Olive Heffernan - 140-141 Pre-emptive strike: outwitting extinction
by Emma Marris - 142-143 Standing on the brink
by Mark C. Serreze & Julienne C. Stroeve - 144-145 Pocket IPCC
by Jay Gulledge - 145-146 On our bookshelf: dark visions
by Anna Barnett - 149-150 Canadian election goes against the 'green shift'
by Hannah Hoag
October 2008, Volume 1, Issue 810
- 119-119 A challenging political climate
by Olive Heffernan - 120-120 Indian cyclones soar
by Alicia Newton - 120-120 Revised sea rise
by Olive Heffernan - 120-120 Doubling dead zones
by Anna Armstrong - 120-121 Hot times
by Alicia Newton - 121-121 One for the birds
by Alicia Newton - 121-121 Future feedbacks
by Olive Heffernan - 122-123 IPCC elections: close contests
by Anna Barnett - 124-125 Chemistry for the climate
by Katharine Sanderson - 128-128 US elections: Party positions
by Amanda Leigh Haag - 128-129 US elections: Challenges in Congress
by Amanda Leigh Haag - 130-131 Nuclear energy: assessing the emissions
by Kurt Kleiner - 132-134 Nuclear isn't necessary
by Arjun Makhijani - 135-135 It's now or later
by Dieter Helm - 136-136 Erratum: The escalator effect
by Emma Marris
September 2008, Volume 1, Issue 809
- 107-107 It's conservation — but not as we know it
by Olive Heffernan - 108-108 Irrigation's influence
by Alicia Newton - 108-108 Cooling wildfires
by Olive Heffernan - 108-108 Recreating an atmosphere
by Anna Armstrong - 108-109 Models rained out
by Anna Barnett - 109-109 Extreme outlook
by Olive Heffernan - 109-109 Sealing the gap
by Anna Armstrong - 110-111 Greenland's ancient analogue
by Amanda Leigh Haag - 112-113 Moving on assisted migration
by Emma Marris - 114-115 Eulogy to an element
by Mark Lynas - 115-115 Snapshot: Olympic observers
by Anna Barnett - 118-118 Climate forecasters look back
by Anna Barnett
August 2008, Volume 1, Issue 808
- 96-96 King coal still on the throne
by Olive Heffernan - 97-97 To melt Greenland
by Alicia Newton - 97-97 Only the lonely
by Anna Barnett - 97-97 Fuelling the future
by Olive Heffernan - 97-97 Migratory mismatch
by Anna Armstrong - 98-98 A natural detox
by Alicia Newton - 98-98 Causing a stir
by Anna Armstrong - 99-100 The missing greenhouse gas
by Hannah Hoag - 101-101 Whole-Earth agency proposed
by Anna Barnett - 102-103 A new kind of scientist
by Gavin Schmidt & Elisabeth Moyer - 104-104 Climate lessons
by Eric J. Steig
July 2008, Volume 1, Issue 807
- 80-80 Securing a sustainable act
by Olive Heffernan - 81-81 More potent poppies
by Alicia Newton - 81-81 Shaky ground
by Alicia Newton - 81-81 A coastal escape
by Anna Armstrong - 81-81 Waning winds
by Olive Heffernan - 82-82 Complex connections
by Anna Armstrong - 82-82 Toxic meltdown
by Anna Barnett - 83-84 Rapid ice retreat threatens Arctic interior
by Hannah Hoag - 85-87 Cleaning up on carbon
by Joseph Romm - 88-90 Rescuing reporting in the global South
by James Fahn - 91-91 Clean, green flying machines
by Anna Barnett - 92-93 Full of hot air
by Sir John Houghton
June 2008, Volume 1, Issue 806
- 63-63 Ailing adaptation
by Olive Heffernan - 64-64 Volcanic impacts
by Anna Barnett - 64-64 You emit what you eat
by Olive Heffernan - 64-64 Out with the old
by Anna Armstrong - 64-64 Radical redesign
by Alicia Newton - 65-65 Oxygen-poor oceans
by Olive Heffernan - 65-65 Overheating Antarctica
by Alicia Newton - 68-71 Squaring up to reality
by Martin Parry & Jean Palutikof & Clair Hanson & Jason Lowe - 72-74 The population problem
by Kerri Smith - 75-75 Trading technologies
by Roger A. Pielke - 76-76 Snapshot: Siberian symbols
by Anna Barnett - 79-79 Accounting for climate ills
by Brian Hoyle
May 2008, Volume 1, Issue 805
- 49-49 Research is responsibility
by Olive Heffernan - 50-50 Northward bound
by Alicia Newton - 50-50 Seismic slippage
by Anna Barnett - 50-50 Mammoth's last stand
by Anna Barnett - 50-50 Sandy storehouse
by Alicia Newton - 51-51 Ozone anxieties
by Olive Heffernan - 51-51 This year's model
by Mark S. Allen - 54-56 Breaking the ice
by Dan Whipple - 57-59 Beware the lone killer
by J. Alan Pounds & Luis A. Coloma - 60-60 The Fine Life
by Dave S. Reay
April 2008, Volume 1, Issue 804
- 37-37 A fluid approach
by Olive Heffernan - 38-38 Corn quandary
by Harvey Leifert - 38-38 Deep disturbances
by Alicia Newton - 38-38 Frosty fate
by Harvey Leifert - 38-38 Hotter days ahead
by Alicia Newton - 39-39 Iron findings
by Alicia Newton - 39-39 Dammed sea rise
by Anna Barnett - 40-41 Trading Kyoto
by Glen P. Peters and Edgar G. Hertwich - 42-43 The road well travelled
by Gwyn Prins - 52-53 Plight of the pines
by Brian Hoyle
March 2008, Volume 1, Issue 803
- 25-25 A bright future for solar power
by Olive Heffernan - 26-26 Water woes
by Harvey Leifert - 26-26 Deep-sea collapse
by Anna Barnett - 26-26 Baffin basks
by Harvey Leifert - 26-26 Warm swarms
by Anna Barnett - 27-27 The root problem
by Anna Barnett - 27-27 Poor projections
by Alicia Newton - 31-32 The real swindle
by Max Boykoff - 33-33 A novel view of a warming world
by Martin Parry
February 2008, Volume 1, Issue 802
- 15-15 Time to buckle up on aviation emissions
by Olive Heffernan - 16-16 Predictions on the wing
by Anna Barnett - 16-16 Greenhouse glaciers
by Olive Heffernan - 16-16 Accelerating ice loss
by Alicia Newton - 16-17 Arctic meltdown
by Harvey Leifert - 17-17 Fine-tuning feedback
by Alicia Newton - 17-17 Nature rules regionally
by Anna Barnett - 18-19 Interview: Rajendra Pachauri
by Olive Heffernan - 20-21 An outspoken scientist
by Michael Oppenheimer - 21-22 Time to advance the debate
by Susanne C. Moser
January 2008, Volume 1, Issue 801
- 1-1 Coughing up the cash
by Olive Heffernan - 2-2 Cod on ice
by Anna Barnett - 2-2 Summertime snowmelt
by Alex Thompson - 2-3 Sizing up the sink
by Anna Barnett - 3-3 Aphid outbreaks
by Alicia Newton - 4-6 What's next for the IPCC?
by Amanda Leigh Haag - 7-8 Comparing apples with oranges
by Richard Betts - 9-11 The backlash against biofuels
by Kurt Kleiner - 12-12 The significance of small things
by Gavin Schmidt
December 2007, Volume 1, Issue 712
- 91-91 Seeing the wood for the trees
by Olive Heffernan - 92-92 Nature's cure
by Olive Heffernan - 92-92 Carbon capture vital
by Alex Thompson - 92-92 Extreme measures
by Alex Thompson - 92-93 Unequal impacts
by Olive Heffernan - 94-96 The escalator effect
by Emma Marris - 97-98 Tipping the scales
by Timothy M. Lenton & Hans Joachim Schellnhuber - 99-99 Fighting fire with fire
by Mark Lynas
November 2007, Volume 1, Issue 711
- 79-79 A push for political will
by Olive Heffernan - 80-80 Southern snowmelt
by Harvey Leifert - 80-80 Wetter world
by Olive Heffernan - 82-84 Atlantic invaders
by Zoë Corbyn - 85-87 Policing the voluntary carbon market
by Michael Gillenwater & Derik Broekhoff & Mark Trexler & Jasmine Hyman & Rob Fowler - 90-90 Australia warms to climate change
by Emma Marris
October 2007, Volume 1, Issue 710
- 65-65 Clarity on uncertainty
by Olive Heffernan - 66-66 Plants worsen flood risk
by Harvey Leifert - 67-67 Root of the matter
by Olive Heffernan - 71-71 An issue of equity
by Gary Yohe - 72-72 Powerful position
by Chris Goodall - 75-75 Is this what the world's coming to?
by Amanda Leigh Haag
September 2007, Volume 1, Issue 709
- 49-49 Consensus on cause, but not on cuts
by Olive Heffernan - 50-50 Polished predictions
by Olive Heffernan - 50-50 The future's wet
by Samia Mantoura - 50-50 Snail sayonara
by Robin Wilkinson - 50-50 Climate catastrophe
by Harvey Leifert - 51-51 Storm warning
by Harvey Leifert - 51-51 An ice time
by Samia Mantoura - 52-53 The even darker side of brown clouds
by Amanda Leigh Haag - 54-56 Does heavier rain mean a bigger sink?
by Dave S. Reay - 57-57 Tempestuous times
by Alexandra Witze - 58-59 Going in the right direction
by Chris Goodall - 63-63 Assessing uncertainty in climate simulations
by Piers Forster & Gabriele Hegerl & Reto Knutti & V. Ramaswamy & Susan Solomon & Thomas F. Stocker & Peter Stott & Francis Zwiers - 64-64 Assessing uncertainty in climate simulations - authors' response
by S. E. Schwartz & R. J. Charlson & H. Rodhe
August 2007, Volume 1, Issue 708
- 31-31 Creating a C-change?
by Olive Heffernan - 32-32 Arctic response
by Harvey Leifert - 32-32 Dangerous hotspots
by Samia Mantoura - 32-32 Sugar power
by Harvey Leifert - 32-32 Ice-cold hotspots
by Eric Smalley - 33-33 Carbon export overestimated
by Eric Smalley - 33-33 Arctic ponds disappear
by Samia Mantoura - 34-35 Risky Business: Altering the atmosphere
by Hannah Hoag - 36-37 Missing carbon mystery: Case solved?
by Jane Burgermeister - 38-39 Not as pure as snow
by Dan Whipple - 40-43 The corporate race to cut carbon
by Kurt Kleiner - 46-46 Making the paper
by Andrew Yool - 47-47 Making the paper
by Kenneth L. Smith