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India is reeling under a rising climate emergency, with over 71% of its population exposed to severe heatwaves in just the past 12 months, according to a new nationwide survey by the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication and CVoter.…
India experienced a significant environmental setback in 2024, losing approximately 18,200 hectares of irreplaceable primary forest, according to the latest data from Global Forest Watch (GFW). These forests, often centuries old, play a crucial role in supporting biodiversity, regulating climate,…
Despite being the most dedicated guardians of Earth’s biodiversity, Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities (IPLCs) are consistently sidelined in global conservation financing. These communities manage vast tracts of forests, wetlands, and grasslands, yet they receive only a tiny fraction of…
Children born today will grow up in a world fundamentally shaped by the climate crisis. From searing heatwaves to food insecurity and natural disasters, their lives will be marked by challenges older generations have rarely faced at such scale or…
Low-emission zones (LEZs) are making a noticeable difference in urban air quality and public health. Recent studies from Belgium and the UK have found measurable drops in pollution levels and notable shifts in public health outcomes, from fewer sick days…
Texas is reeling from an early-season heatwave that has pushed May temperatures to record-breaking highs. In central and southern parts of the state, the mercury soared to between 100°F and 111°F (37.8°C to 43.9°C), making some cities hotter than Death…
According to a new study published in Nature, even if global temperatures rise above 1.5°C only briefly, forests could suffer irreversible damage. The research warns that key ecosystems, especially the Amazon and boreal forests, might not recover fully even if…
A recent study published in ACS ES&T Water has revealed that nanoplastics generated from everyday plastic waste can readily adsorb toxic heavy metals, potentially increasing their bioavailability and health risks. Researchers from the New Jersey Institute of Technology found that…
A major study published in Nature Climate Change has found that the world’s wealthiest 10% are responsible for a staggering 66% of the global warming caused by carbon emissions since 1990. The research, led by scientists from the Berlin-based Climate…
In the wake of a controversial decision by Donald Trump’s administration to terminate all contributors to the National Climate Assessment (NCA), two of America’s leading scientific societies have launched an initiative to keep the country’s climate research infrastructure alive. The…
