Climate change

World News

As China gears up to host Winter Olympics, climate change talk gains centre-stage

A study has said that Winter Olympics stand threatened by climate change

India News

By 2030, 57% of the energy needs will be fulfilled from non-fossil fuels

It is encouraging to see that India is slowly winding down its dependence on coal-based power plants in a phased manner.

Opinion

COP-26: Should we take care of national interests or look globally?

The just concluded COP-26 climate talks have ended with a pledge to bring down the use of coal in the coming decades as a source of energy.

World News

Is Climate Conference the acceptance of an impending apocalypse?

As the denizens of the national capital splutter and wheezes, the climate conference in Glasgow has also ended without any tangible action plan. As the denizens

Health

Climate Change is now a disease, and it catches hold of its first patient

Canada’s British Columbia has diagnosed the world’s first patient with Climate Change.

World News

UN ropes in a ‘dinosaur’ to urge for immediate climate action

The United Nations Development Programme appears to be looking at all possible avenues for educating people about climate change.

India News

India to become Net Zero Carbon emission by 2070, but will the rich nations foot the bill for the changeover?

The top 10 industrialized countries produce 90% of the Carbon emission but climate change is borne by the poorer nations.

Opinion

Climate goals, a farce! Nations seldom practice what they preach

Countries holler out on international arenas setting climate goals, but they actually don’t bother to keep promises.

Science & Nature

Marine animals hit worst by global warming, mankind can lose its best source of protein, says study

The study reveals that the marine animals in the equator are most vulnerable to global warming since they are already living at the edge of heat tolerance. Glob

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Lights out for the earth? Research reveals dip in brightness of the planet in the past 2 decades

Climate change due to warming ocean waters have caused a drop in brightness of the earth, finds study.

Science & Nature

Time to be serious about climate change; If not for us, for our kids at least

Climate change is not a myth anymore. Hope mankind realizes the seriousness at least now. If not for us, for our kids, that is.

India News

We don’t have luxury of time for climate change action: Aaditya Thackeray

According to the Maharashtra Cabinet Minister, it was time to act while keeping in view the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report. NEW DELHI —

Science & Nature

Climate Change: ‘Code Red For Humanity’ – Says 6th Assessment Report Of the United Nations’ Inter-governmental Panel

The sixth assessment report of the United Nations’ Inter-governmental Panel on Climate Change, India, is one of the 195 members, was issued on Monday. Acc

Science & Nature

A new study confirms the relationship between toxic pollution, climate risks to human health

By mitigating toxic pollution in large countries with high populations such as China and India, neighbouring countries will also benefit In a new study that com

Science & Nature

Butterfly species capable of adjusting to a changing climate: Study

The number of habitats important for many moths and butterfly species have decreased, resulting in a population decline for many of them

Science & Nature

Study shows, Dinosaurs lived in greenhouse climate with hot summers

Research shows that for the first time that dinosaurs had to deal with greater seasonal differences than previously thought Palaeoclimatologists study climate o

Science & Nature

Climate change increases extreme rainfall, the chance of floods: Experts

Climate change influences extreme rainfall and how that combines with other factors to increase the chance of floods in many places Climate experts at the Newca

Science & Nature

Study Finds, Global warming is responsible for one in three heat-related deaths

Global warming is affecting our health in several ways, from direct impacts linked to wildfires and extreme weather to changes in the spread of vector-borne dis

World News

Study says fair climate policy could help reduce extreme poverty

Climate change threatens to undermine efforts to eradicate extreme poverty. If recent trends continue, the UN goal to eradicate extreme poverty by 2030 will be

Science & Nature

Climate change is making Indian monsoon season chaotic

If global warming continues unchecked, summer monsoon rainfall in India will become stronger and more erratic in the coming years A recent analysis by a team of

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