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Interview: Lonnie Thompson
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Glaciologist Lonnie Thompson has spent more time above 20,000 feet than any other human being - and developed a unique view of past and present-day climate change.
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Asking the impossible
Detailed climate forecasts may stretch the limits of science and need thorough review.
A third way
Roger Pielke, Jr reviews The Politics of Climate Change by Anthony Giddens.
Halfway to Copenhagen, no way to 2 °C
National targets give virtually no chance of constraining warming to 2 °C and no chance of protecting coral reefs.
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Shrinking sheep
Wild sheep in Scotland are shrinking in part because of climate change.
Nature Collections Energy
A collection of feature articles from Nature looks at the technologies and science base needed to meet the challenge of clean energy on a global scale.
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The greening of the pre-Cambrian
Did photosynthesis on land prompt the Cambrian explosion of multi-cellular animal life? Eric Hand
Big Al speaks on climate (and neuroscience)
Gore treats an Oxford audience to a pop neuroscience lecture. Geoff Brumfiel
Lindau09: It’s a wrap
Lomborg and Pachauri take sides on promoting development while mitigating climate change. Olive Heffernan
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