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Africa’s long-standing oil and gas boom has failed to bring broad economic progress to the continent, according to a recent report by Oil Change International and Power Shift Africa. The report, titled Pipe Dreams: How Oil and Gas Fail to…
Antarctica’s dramatic sea ice decline may be doing more than reshaping the frozen continent. Scientists now warn it could also accelerate global warming itself. A new international study led by researchers from the University of Southampton found that a combination…
April 2026 recorded the second-highest sea surface temperatures ever observed for the month, continuing a trend of unusually warm oceans that scientists say is increasingly shaping weather patterns around the world. According to the latest data from the Copernicus Climate…
A viral post shared by Steve Milloy claims that poor air quality in cities such as Phoenix and Salt Lake City is mainly caused by meteorological inversions and not pollution sources. The post also claims that pollutants like ozone and…
Climate change is often framed as a distant problem, something that will unfold over decades. But for many people, its effects are already part of daily life. Summers feel longer and harder to cope with. Food prices shift in ways…
India’s push to expand ethanol blending in petrol is facing renewed scrutiny after fresh warnings about its impact on groundwater resources. The country has already achieved close to 15% blending and is aiming for 20% in the near term. While…
The Indian Ocean is heating up in ways that are becoming harder to ignore. Scientists tracking ocean conditions say temperatures across large parts of the basin have now crossed levels that marine life can no longer comfortably tolerate. What might…
India’s forests have long been seen as a quiet ally in the fight against climate change. Spread across diverse landscapes, from the Western Ghats to the Himalayan belt, they absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and store it in trees,…
Extreme weather is no longer just a challenge for disaster management. It is beginning to disrupt how countries run elections and maintain democratic processes. A new report by the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA) has found that…
River deltas have always been seen as some of the most fertile and densely populated landscapes on Earth. But new research suggests many of them are quietly sinking, and in many places, they are going down faster than the sea…
