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Arctic sea ice
Arctic ice at second-lowest level
Satellite data mark the annual minimum of Arctic ice cover, and scientists say it is the second-lowest ever recorded.
'Rapid' 2010 melt for Arctic ice
Arctic ice 'is at tipping point'

Al Gore. Getty Images Al Gore: US is in 'political paralysis'
Al Gore, the former vice president of America and environmental campaigner, tells the BBC about his latest efforts to reinvigorate global action
Cottam power station UK 'set to miss' climate targets
UK greenhouse gas emissions will not fall quickly enough to meet national "carbon budgets", according to an analysis.

Weather balloon Giant balloon to test climate fix
A huge helium-filled balloon attached to a 1km length of hosepipe is to be launched next month to help investigate the feasibility of climate engineering.
Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard Gillard presents carbon tax bill
Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard has presented her bill for a controversial carbon tax to parliament.

An aerial view of the Petermann glacier in July Glacier break-up shocks scientist
New pictures reveal the extent to which a huge glacier in northern Greenland has broken up in just two years, claims a glaciologist.
King crab from Palmer Deep (Craig Smith) Giant crabs make Antarctic leap
King crabs have been found on the edge of Antarctica, probably carried by warm water, raising fears for the local ecosystem.

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