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A photograph of six yellow tents set up on Mount Everest.

Ice temperatures inside the world’s highest glacier on the slopes of Mount Everest are warmer than expected and especially vulnerable to future climate change, warn glaciologists.

Identifying seedling, Madre de Dios river, Peru 1998. Oliver Phillips, University of Leeds

A team of more than 100 scientists has assessed the impact of global warming on thousands of tree species across the Amazon to discover the winners and losers from 30 years of climate change.

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Priestley Centre researcher Dr Amanda Maycock has received two prestigious awards for her work on Earth’s climate.

For decades scientists have tried to understand why forests emit the volatile gases that give pine forests their distinctive smell. A new study led by the University of Leeds may have found the answer

Image of a bramble cay melomys rat

An extensive new study will aid scientists in updating conservation strategies and understanding how climate change is affecting species around the world.