Prof Chris Huntingford, a climate modeller at CEH, is a co-author with colleagues from Exeter University on an important new study on decadal climate variations...
CEH climate modeller Chris Huntingford tells us more about a recent China-UK collaboration aiming to generate a better understanding of large-scale catchment properties and runoff under climate change...
Prof Chris Huntingford explains more about new research showing the importance of plant transpiration in earth system models…
A paper in Nature Climate Change, led by Peking University and also involving the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, looks at the performance of climate models in estimating the rate at which trees and plants can transpire.
Hui Yang and Chris Huntingford comment on a brief communication paper published this week, in the journal Natural Hazards and Earth Systems Sciences.
In our new paper we use available climate models to examine whether the chances of occurrence of the severe East Africa drought of autumn 2016 may have risen due to human-induced climate change. We also look to see if we can expect more similar droughts in to the future.
Dr Chris Huntingford, a climate modeller at the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, is co-author of a new Nature paper published this week. He explains more about how the research offers new clues into how the land carbon sink is regulated:
