2006 set to be 6th warmest worldwide: UK report
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This year is set to be the sixth warmest worldwide since records began, stoked by global warming linked to human activities, the British Meteorological Office and the University of East Anglia said on Thursday.
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Global warming is set to continue, and bring with it an increase in extreme weather such as hurricanes and droughts, scientists from the United Nations' World Meteorological Organization warned on Wednesday.
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The most comprehensive international assessment of Arctic climate change has concluded that Earth&#39;s upper latitudes are experiencing unprecedented increases in temperature
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Greenhouse gas emissions -- not El Nino or other natural phenomena -- pushed U.S. temperatures for 2006 close to a record high, government climate scientists reported on Tuesday.
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The National Weather Service on Thursday predicted above-normal temperatures in U.S. Northeast and Midwest for November.
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Human activity has raised the risk of more heatwaves like last year's, which gave Europe probably its hottest summer since 1500, scientists said on Wednesday.
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'Six Degrees Could Change the World,' presented by National Geographic, looks at the impact global warming could have on the world's most fragile â and remote â locales.
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WEATHER REPORT: The year 2004 was the fourth-hottest on record, extending a trend since 1990 that has registered the 10 warmest years, a report by the World Meteorological Organization showed.
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A deadly UK heatwave may be imminent, but climate change may mean fewer temperature-related deaths, a report says.
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Human activity has raised the risk of more heat waves like last yearâs, which gave Europe probably its hottest summer since 1500, scientists said on Wednesday.
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A deadly heatwave could be imminent, but global warming may mean fewer temperature-related deaths in the UK, a report says.
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A rise of 1 degree Celsius could be enough to trigger 'dangerous' warming, scientists warn.
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The government's chief scientist says UK must prepare for heatwaves and torrential rain.
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The Earth's rapid warming has pushed temperatures to their hottest level in nearly 12,000 years and within a hairbreadth of a million years, a study by the US space agency showed.
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Northern ice cap is warming at twice the global rate and that will lead to serious consequences for the planet, according to the eight-nationâs scientific report.
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Gaz de France predicts a year of consolidation after what it describes as the warmest winter for 50 years.
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A weak El Nino and human-made greenhouse gases could make 2005 the warmest year since records started being kept in the late 1800s, NASA scientists said this week.