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Interactive: Browse the questions and answers in our FAQ by theme
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An at-a-glance summary of all the questions and answers in the FAQ
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Introduction
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The Guardian is setting out to create world's best layman-friendly guide to all aspects of climate change – and we need your help
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8 Jun 2012:
Energy efficiency means using less energy to achieve the same ends – though rebounds effects can reduce the savings
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6 Jun 2012:
Two errors were discovered in the IPCC's latest assessment report but the world's science bodies have backed the organisation
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21 May 2012:
Unregulated markets have overproduced CO2 because the costs are not priced into the transaction
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11 May 2012:
Global dimming is a reduction in sunlight reaching Earth's surface, almost certainly caused by air pollution
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2 Apr 2012:
The temperature record and various different climate indicators all point to rising temperatures
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28 Mar 2012:
UK emissions have fallen fast since the 1990s though it's not clear that current policy can maintain these reductions
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12 Mar 2012:
The rate of change – and the contribution of man-made emissions – makes current global warming unique
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7 Mar 2012:
Temperature records go back decades and earlier periods can be examined using 'proxies' sources such as ice cores
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2 Mar 2012:
Unlike most of the world, Antarctica has cooled in recent decades, possibly due to the effects of the ozone hole
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28 Feb 2012:
Developed countries will need to fund their own adaptation and contribute to funds to help poorer countries adapt
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27 Feb 2012:
Adaptation involved changing infrastructure and practices to limit the risks posed by climatic changes
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