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As the world marks World Water Day 2026 on March 22, a new survey by Climate Fact Checks reveals a quiet but accelerating urban crisis, one that is no longer confined to parched villages or drought headlines. It is unfolding…
A growing body of scientific research has identified climate change as a key factor behind the sharp decline of Japanese chum salmon populations. Once thriving in large numbers across the North Pacific, this species is now struggling to survive as…
Beekeepers across the South West of England are reporting unusually high losses of bee colonies following an exceptionally wet and mild winter. Many experienced beekeepers say the scale of the decline is unprecedented, raising concerns about the health of bee…
On warm evenings during summer and the monsoon season, tiny flickers of light appear across fields, forests and gardens in many parts of India. These glowing insects—commonly known as fireflies or jugnu—have fascinated people for generations. Despite their presence in…
A post circulating on X claims that billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates called for converting farmland into solar panel fields to address climate change and global hunger. The post further alleges that Gates abandoned his climate campaign after former U.S. President…
A post circulating on X makes several claims about the effectiveness and consequences of climate policies. The post suggests that climate policies have saved “zero lives,” barely affect global temperatures, and have caused deaths by restricting fossil fuel development in…
The increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO₂) due to human activities is widely associated with climate change and global warming. However, recent scientific observations suggest that rising CO₂ levels may also be influencing human physiology. Researchers have found indications that…
Australia’s south-east is confronting a severe climate emergency as an intense heatwave fuels widespread bushfires, prompting evacuations and urgent warnings across the region. Record-breaking temperatures combined with dangerous wind conditions have created one of the most challenging fire periods in…
Bird populations across North America have been shrinking for decades. New scientific analysis shows a troubling shift in this pattern. The decline is no longer steady. For many species, the rate of loss is increasing. This acceleration points to intensifying…
The latest waterbird census at Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve has brought encouraging numbers, and a subtle warning from nature. Conducted from January 4 to 11, the seventh edition of the annual count documented an impressive 105,540 birds representing…
