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Climate change: from top to bottom
The world is warming. This fact is most often discussed for the Earth’s surface, where we live. But the climate is also changing from the top of the atmosphere to the bottom of the ocean. And there is a clear fingerprint of humanity’s role...
The summer of 1976
2026 will mark the 50th anniversary of the very dry, hot summer of 1976 in the UK and Ireland. That summer is often misused by those wanting to downplay the risks from climate change as it still holds a small, but reducing, number of temper...
The UK's warmest year (for now)
2025 was a year of climate records for the UK.
It was the warmest spring, summer and calendar year in the Met Office official records which go back to 1884. It was also the warmest spring, summer and year for Central England, in a dataset...
New estimates of surface temperature change since the late 18th century
Two new papers have pushed back the start of the historical period that we can examine using both measurements of surface temperature and simulations with climate models. These analyses shed light on the causes of global surface temperature...
Climate change context: the last 2000 years
Climate variations over the last 2000 years provide valuable context and help answer questions about how unusual the recent changes are. But how do we know what happened without modern observations?
Atmospheric carbon dioxide variations ca...
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Climate scientist & creator of the warming stripes | National Centre for Atmospheric Science, University of Reading | IPCC AR6 Lead Author | MBE
Climate scientist at the Met Office, UK
Climate variability and change | Professor of Climate Science & Director of Climatic Research Unit, UEA | Views expressed here are my own, not UEA's
Marine observation specialist at the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton
Climate scientist at the University of Edinburgh
I am an Ocean and Climate Scientist at the University of Liverpool. My research addresses how the global ocean sequesters heat and carbon, and how the Gulf Stream affects the carbon cycle (https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/~ric/publications.html).
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