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Preserving our forests, not decimating them, is the single largest means to stem the impacts of climate change.

The difference between catastrophic devastation and manageable recovery following a disastrous event often can be traced back to decisions made decades earlier.

Fiercer hurricanes are gaining pace, and devastating floods can be linked to warmer oceans. But climate change is not the only factor.

The risk of flooding to millions more people in Asia, Europe and North America will rise, demanding climate adaptation for a warmer world.

Variety is not just life’s spice, but its support system. But it may not be so simple for mixed forests, researchers say.

Geo-engineering might be possible – but so far it doesn’t look practical. Yet another study sees dangers in the technofix.

By the end of the century we should expect a world set for 3.4˚C more warmth than pre-industrial levels, analysts find.

Warming winters in the US enable the invading southern pine beetle to leave a trail of devastated trees that could stretch as far north as Canada.