Bog helps build climate insights
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Excavations for the Channel Tunnel rail link show scientists a glimpse of climate change 55 million years ago.
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Climate concerns are pushing corporates to do good by doing well. Meanwhile, new research puts a number on the ecological impact of rich country lifestyles on poor ones.
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An inquiry into the impact of climate change is to get under way at the Scottish Parliament.
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It might be wise to know our geoengineering options just in case climate change comes early. In Beyond the Beyond.
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For years, geologists and devoted amateurs have lobbied for a regional trail dedicated to ice-age floods. At last, their efforts may pay off.
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By Adam Shell and Matt Krantz Droughts. Hurricanes. Rising temperatures. Melting glaciers. In a world abuzz with talk about global warming, climate change is elbowing aside tech and biotech as the major investment theme of the future.
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By PETER RANSCOMBE  THE Scotsman today launches a quarterly survey to find out if Scotland's wildlife is changing along with our climate - and we need your help.   This weekend, we want readers to go out into their gardens, parks and the countryside to record what they see.
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Lower summer temperatures and more winter snowfall could be contributing to glacier growth, a surprising find that may shed light on the regionally varying effects of global warming.
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Scientists say changes in the earth&#39;s climate from human influences are occurring particularly intensely in the Arctic region, evidenced by widespread
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Geoengineering experts reveal plans to tackle global warming with fields of crops that reflect sun's heat
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An ambitious two-year effort aims to understand the vital, shifting dynamics of ice, oceans and life at the ends of the earth.
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Locked away in fossils is evidence of a sudden solar cooling. Kate Ravilious meets the experts who say it could explain a 3,000-year-old mass migration - and today&#39;s global warming.
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New research is raising concerns that global warming may be triggering a self-perpetuating climate time bomb trapped in once-frozen permafrost.
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A large network of waterways helps carry ice from the center of Antarctica to the ocean, scientists say, in a finding that may help clarify how global warming will affect the world's sea levels.
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Arctic plant seeds are able to migrate the distances needed to survive climate changes, scientists suggest.
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Piles of un-decomposed, waterlogged plant material known as peatlands cover about 3 percent of Earth's land and freshwater surface area. But scientists and conservationists are just beginning to fully understand the role of peatlands in the environment.
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BBC Scotland wants your help to record unusual weather events amid concerns over climate change.