Flatlining
FOR years, it seemed like carbon-dioxide emissions rose relentlessly, whatever the world’s level of economic activity and however much countries spent on no- or low-carbon energy. Now, though, that depressing fact may be changing. The International Energy Agency (IEA), made up mostly of energy-consuming rich countries, reckons worldwide emissions of carbon dioxide in 2014 were the same as in 2013.
Davy Jones’s heat locker
Davy Jones’s heat lockerThe mystery of the pause in global warming may have been solved. The answer seems to lie at the bottom of the sea OVER the past few years one of the biggest questions in climate science has been why, since the turn of the century, average surface-air temperatures on Earth have not risen, even though the concentration in the atmosphere of heat-trapping carbon dioxide has con
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Met Office in the Media: 29 January 2012
Global-average temperature records - Met Office
