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Volume 1, issue 812, 2008

Pole positions pp. 151-151

Olive Heffernan

Monsoon misery pp. 152-152

Anna Barnett

Shrooms shrivel pp. 152-152

Anna Barnett

Assessing ethane pp. 152-152

Olive Heffernan

Gas copies carbon pp. 152-153

Alicia Newton

Water vapour warming pp. 153-153

Olive Heffernan

Fiery forecast pp. 153-153

Anna Armstrong

Going underground pp. 154-155

Mark Schrope

Carbon is forever pp. 156-158

Mason Inman

Sleeping with the fishes pp. 159-160

Mark Schrope

No simple solutions pp. 161-161

Claudia M. Caruana

Fossil carbon's fate pp. 162-163

Euan Nisbet

Snapshot: China's dust bowl pp. 162-162

Anna Barnett

Interview: Yvo de Boer pp. 164-165

Amanda Leigh Mascarelli

Making the Paper: reactive rocks pp. 166-166

Anna Barnett

Volume 1, issue 811, 2008

In hot water pp. 137-137

Olive Heffernan

Sounds in the key of life pp. 138-138

Olive Heffernan

Physical effects pp. 138-138

Anna Armstrong

Minor disturbances pp. 138-138

Alicia Newton

Foreboding forecast pp. 138-138

Olive Heffernan

Riddle resolved pp. 139-139

Olive Heffernan

Taxing the tropics pp. 139-139

Anna Armstrong

Pre-emptive strike: outwitting extinction pp. 140-141

Emma Marris

Standing on the brink pp. 142-143

Mark C. Serreze and Julienne C. Stroeve

Pocket IPCC pp. 144-145

Jay Gulledge

On our bookshelf: dark visions pp. 145-146

Anna Barnett

Canadian election goes against the 'green shift' pp. 149-150

Hannah Hoag

Volume 1, issue 810, 2008

A challenging political climate pp. 119-119

Olive Heffernan

Indian cyclones soar pp. 120-120

Alicia Newton

Doubling dead zones pp. 120-120

Anna Armstrong

Revised sea rise pp. 120-120

Olive Heffernan

Hot times pp. 120-121

Alicia Newton

Future feedbacks pp. 121-121

Olive Heffernan

One for the birds pp. 121-121

Alicia Newton

IPCC elections: close contests pp. 122-123

Anna Barnett

Chemistry for the climate pp. 124-125

Katharine Sanderson

US elections: Challenges in Congress pp. 128-129

Amanda Leigh Haag

US elections: Party positions pp. 128-128

Amanda Leigh Haag

Nuclear energy: assessing the emissions pp. 130-131

Kurt Kleiner

Nuclear isn't necessary pp. 132-134

Arjun Makhijani

It's now or later pp. 135-135

Dieter Helm

Erratum: The escalator effect pp. 136-136

Emma Marris

Volume 1, issue 809, 2008

It's conservation — but not as we know it pp. 107-107

Olive Heffernan

Models rained out pp. 108-109

Anna Barnett

Recreating an atmosphere pp. 108-108

Anna Armstrong

Cooling wildfires pp. 108-108

Olive Heffernan

Irrigation's influence pp. 108-108

Alicia Newton

Extreme outlook pp. 109-109

Olive Heffernan

Sealing the gap pp. 109-109

Anna Armstrong

Greenland's ancient analogue pp. 110-111

Amanda Leigh Haag

Moving on assisted migration pp. 112-113

Emma Marris

Eulogy to an element pp. 114-115

Mark Lynas

Snapshot: Olympic observers pp. 115-115

Anna Barnett

Climate forecasters look back pp. 118-118

Anna Barnett

Volume 1, issue 808, 2008

King coal still on the throne pp. 96-96

Olive Heffernan

Migratory mismatch pp. 97-97

Anna Armstrong

Only the lonely pp. 97-97

Anna Barnett

Fuelling the future pp. 97-97

Olive Heffernan

To melt Greenland pp. 97-97

Alicia Newton

A natural detox pp. 98-98

Alicia Newton

Causing a stir pp. 98-98

Anna Armstrong

The missing greenhouse gas pp. 99-100

Hannah Hoag

Whole-Earth agency proposed pp. 101-101

Anna Barnett

A new kind of scientist pp. 102-103

Gavin Schmidt and Elisabeth Moyer

Climate lessons pp. 104-104

Eric J. Steig

Volume 1, issue 807, 2008

Securing a sustainable act pp. 80-80

Olive Heffernan

Shaky ground pp. 81-81

Alicia Newton

A coastal escape pp. 81-81

Anna Armstrong

Waning winds pp. 81-81

Olive Heffernan

More potent poppies pp. 81-81

Alicia Newton

Toxic meltdown pp. 82-82

Anna Barnett

Complex connections pp. 82-82

Anna Armstrong

Rapid ice retreat threatens Arctic interior pp. 83-84

Hannah Hoag

Cleaning up on carbon pp. 85-87

Joseph Romm

Rescuing reporting in the global South pp. 88-90

James Fahn

Clean, green flying machines pp. 91-91

Anna Barnett

Full of hot air pp. 92-93

Sir John Houghton

Volume 1, issue 806, 2008

Ailing adaptation pp. 63-63

Olive Heffernan

Out with the old pp. 64-64

Anna Armstrong

Radical redesign pp. 64-64

Alicia Newton

Volcanic impacts pp. 64-64

Anna Barnett

You emit what you eat pp. 64-64

Olive Heffernan

Oxygen-poor oceans pp. 65-65

Olive Heffernan

Overheating Antarctica pp. 65-65

Alicia Newton

Squaring up to reality pp. 68-71

Martin Parry, Jean Palutikof, Clair Hanson and Jason Lowe

The population problem pp. 72-74

Kerri Smith

Trading technologies pp. 75-75

Roger A. Pielke

Snapshot: Siberian symbols pp. 76-76

Anna Barnett

Accounting for climate ills pp. 79-79

Brian Hoyle

Volume 1, issue 805, 2008

Research is responsibility pp. 49-49

Olive Heffernan

Mammoth's last stand pp. 50-50

Anna Barnett

Sandy storehouse pp. 50-50

Alicia Newton

Seismic slippage pp. 50-50

Anna Barnett

Northward bound pp. 50-50

Alicia Newton

This year's model pp. 51-51

Mark S. Allen

Ozone anxieties pp. 51-51

Olive Heffernan

Breaking the ice pp. 54-56

Dan Whipple

Beware the lone killer pp. 57-59

J. Alan Pounds and Luis A. Coloma

The Fine Life pp. 60-60

Dave S. Reay

Volume 1, issue 804, 2008

A fluid approach pp. 37-37

Olive Heffernan

Deep disturbances pp. 38-38

Alicia Newton

Corn quandary pp. 38-38

Harvey Leifert

Frosty fate pp. 38-38

Harvey Leifert

Hotter days ahead pp. 38-38

Alicia Newton

Iron findings pp. 39-39

Alicia Newton

Dammed sea rise pp. 39-39

Anna Barnett

Trading Kyoto pp. 40-41

Glen P. Peters and Edgar G. Hertwich

The road well travelled pp. 42-43

Gwyn Prins

Plight of the pines pp. 52-53

Brian Hoyle

Volume 1, issue 803, 2008

A bright future for solar power pp. 25-25

Olive Heffernan

Deep-sea collapse pp. 26-26

Anna Barnett

Water woes pp. 26-26

Harvey Leifert

Baffin basks pp. 26-26

Harvey Leifert

Warm swarms pp. 26-26

Anna Barnett

The root problem pp. 27-27

Anna Barnett

Poor projections pp. 27-27

Alicia Newton

The real swindle pp. 31-32

Max Boykoff

A novel view of a warming world pp. 33-33

Martin Parry

Volume 1, issue 802, 2008

Time to buckle up on aviation emissions pp. 15-15

Olive Heffernan

Arctic meltdown pp. 16-17

Harvey Leifert

Greenhouse glaciers pp. 16-16

Olive Heffernan

Predictions on the wing pp. 16-16

Anna Barnett

Accelerating ice loss pp. 16-16

Alicia Newton

Nature rules regionally pp. 17-17

Anna Barnett

Fine-tuning feedback pp. 17-17

Alicia Newton

Interview: Rajendra Pachauri pp. 18-19

Olive Heffernan

An outspoken scientist pp. 20-21

Michael Oppenheimer

Time to advance the debate pp. 21-22

Susanne C. Moser

Volume 1, issue 801, 2008

Coughing up the cash pp. 1-1

Olive Heffernan

Sizing up the sink pp. 2-3

Anna Barnett

Cod on ice pp. 2-2

Anna Barnett

Summertime snowmelt pp. 2-2

Alex Thompson

Aphid outbreaks pp. 3-3

Alicia Newton

What's next for the IPCC? pp. 4-6

Amanda Leigh Haag

Comparing apples with oranges pp. 7-8

Richard Betts

The backlash against biofuels pp. 9-11

Kurt Kleiner

The significance of small things pp. 12-12

Gavin Schmidt

Volume 1, issue 712, 2007

Seeing the wood for the trees pp. 91-91

Olive Heffernan

Extreme measures pp. 92-92

Alex Thompson

Carbon capture vital pp. 92-92

Alex Thompson

Nature's cure pp. 92-92

Olive Heffernan

Unequal impacts pp. 92-93

Olive Heffernan

The escalator effect pp. 94-96

Emma Marris

Tipping the scales pp. 97-98

Timothy M. Lenton and Hans Joachim Schellnhuber

Fighting fire with fire pp. 99-99

Mark Lynas

Volume 1, issue 711, 2007

A push for political will pp. 79-79

Olive Heffernan

Southern snowmelt pp. 80-80

Harvey Leifert

Wetter world pp. 80-80

Olive Heffernan

Atlantic invaders pp. 82-84

Zoë Corbyn

Policing the voluntary carbon market pp. 85-87

Michael Gillenwater, Derik Broekhoff, Mark Trexler, Jasmine Hyman and Rob Fowler

Australia warms to climate change pp. 90-90

Emma Marris

Volume 1, issue 710, 2007

Clarity on uncertainty pp. 65-65

Olive Heffernan

Plants worsen flood risk pp. 66-66

Harvey Leifert

Root of the matter pp. 67-67

Olive Heffernan

An issue of equity pp. 71-71

Gary Yohe

Powerful position pp. 72-72

Chris Goodall

Is this what the world's coming to? pp. 75-75

Amanda Leigh Haag

Volume 1, issue 709, 2007

Consensus on cause, but not on cuts pp. 49-49

Olive Heffernan

Climate catastrophe pp. 50-50

Harvey Leifert

The future's wet pp. 50-50

Samia Mantoura

Snail sayonara pp. 50-50

Robin Wilkinson

Polished predictions pp. 50-50

Olive Heffernan

Storm warning pp. 51-51

Harvey Leifert

An ice time pp. 51-51

Samia Mantoura

The even darker side of brown clouds pp. 52-53

Amanda Leigh Haag

Does heavier rain mean a bigger sink? pp. 54-56

Dave S. Reay

Tempestuous times pp. 57-57

Alexandra Witze

Going in the right direction pp. 58-59

Chris Goodall

Assessing uncertainty in climate simulations pp. 63-63

Piers Forster, Gabriele Hegerl, Reto Knutti, V. Ramaswamy, Susan Solomon, Thomas F. Stocker, Peter Stott and Francis Zwiers

Assessing uncertainty in climate simulations - authors' response pp. 64-64

S. E. Schwartz, R. J. Charlson and H. Rodhe

Volume 1, issue 708, 2007

Creating a C-change? pp. 31-31

Olive Heffernan

Arctic response pp. 32-32

Harvey Leifert

Dangerous hotspots pp. 32-32

Samia Mantoura

Ice-cold hotspots pp. 32-32

Eric Smalley

Sugar power pp. 32-32

Harvey Leifert

Carbon export overestimated pp. 33-33

Eric Smalley

Arctic ponds disappear pp. 33-33

Samia Mantoura

Risky Business: Altering the atmosphere pp. 34-35

Hannah Hoag

Missing carbon mystery: Case solved? pp. 36-37

Jane Burgermeister

Not as pure as snow pp. 38-39

Dan Whipple

The corporate race to cut carbon pp. 40-43

Kurt Kleiner

Making the paper pp. 46-46

Andrew Yool

Making the paper pp. 47-47

Kenneth L. Smith

Volume 1, issue 707, 2007

Soft solutions fall short pp. 17-17

Olive Heffernan

CO2 rising fast pp. 18-18

Harvey Leifert

Southern Ocean saturated pp. 18-18

Samia Mantoura

Cyclonic swirling pp. 18-18

Samia Mantoura

Amazonian methane bursts pp. 18-18

Eric Smalley

Fish fry pp. 19-19

Harvey Leifert

Sheet stability pp. 19-19

Eric Smalley

Stormy weather ahead pp. 20-22

Amanda Leigh Haag

Quantifying climate change — too rosy a picture? pp. 23-24

Stephen E. Schwartz, Robert J. Charlson and Henning Rodhe

Radical reductions pp. 26-27

William Connolley

Art from the Arctic pp. 27-28

Michael T. Bravo

Volume 1, issue 706, 2007

An end to hot air pp. 1-1

Olive Heffernan

Barking up the wrong tree? pp. 2-2

Samia Mantoura

Fruiting fungi pp. 2-2

Eric Smalley

Twilight zone transport pp. 2-2

Eric Smalley

Rainfall rules pp. 2-2

Harvey Leifert

Healthiest corals hit hardest pp. 2-2

Harvey Leifert

Winds of change pp. 2-3

Samia Mantoura

Averting disaster: at what cost? pp. 6-7

Jeffrey D. Sachs

Optional offsetting pp. 8-9

Matthew Lockwood

Post-Kyoto pact: shaping the successor pp. 12-15

Amanda Leigh Haag

Washington Watch pp. 16-16

Kevin Vranes