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Ground-level ozone pollution is no longer confined to a few metro cities or a short summer window. A new analysis by the Centre for Science and Environment has found that ozone pollution is spreading across Indian cities and lasting longer…
Global climate finance crossed the $2 trillion mark for the first time in 2024, reaching a record $2.008 trillion, but a sharp slowdown in growth has raised fresh concerns about whether the world can mobilise money fast enough to tackle…
Every few months, a satellite map or viral post resurfaces online showing the Earth looking greener than before. For many climate sceptics, these images have become a ready-made argument. If rising carbon dioxide is helping plants grow, they ask, then…
France’s record-breaking heatwave has triggered its first major power outage of the summer, leaving around 68,000 homes without electricity in the northwestern region of Finistère, as soaring temperatures put growing pressure on the country’s ageing energy infrastructure. The outage came…
The world’s major monsoon systems may be shifting northward in ways that climate models failed to predict, raising fresh concerns for food security across parts of India, West Africa and Southeast Asia. A new study suggests that tropical rain belts…
Heatwaves in India may have triggered a dangerous rise in ground-level ozone pollution that was linked to more than 26,500 deaths in 2024, according to a new study led by researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur. The study…
India’s southwest monsoon has entered an abrupt and worrying pause, with fresh satellite images from the India Meteorological Department showing a sharp collapse in cloud cover over large parts of the country. Between June 4 and June 15, India received…
A major climate assessment published this month has found that human-caused warming reached 1.37°C in 2025, bringing the world to its closest point yet to the 1.5°C warming threshold outlined in the Paris Agreement. Published in Earth System Science Data,…
The world’s oceans are under “severe and accelerating” stress from a combination of climate change, pollution, overfishing and habitat destruction, according to a major new United Nations assessment that paints one of the starkest pictures yet of the state of…
The deaths of eight Asiatic lion cubs in Gujarat’s Gir landscape were caused by extreme heat and heat-induced weakness rather than disease, according to the state government, raising fresh concerns about how rising temperatures are affecting wildlife in one of…
