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The war in Iran is now rippling far beyond the Gulf, pushing several Asian countries back toward some of the dirtiest fuels in the energy system. As disruptions to oil and liquefied natural gas supplies from the Middle East intensify,…
The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence is raising fresh environmental concerns, and not just because of its heavy electricity and water use. A new study suggests that large AI data centres are also heating the land around them, creating localised…
A post shared by a user on social media claims that ocean currents and water vapour are far more important than carbon dioxide in shaping Earth’s climate. The post argues that because oceans store most of the planet’s heat and…
India’s carbon dioxide emissions grew by just 0.7% in 2025, marking the slowest annual increase in more than two decades, according to a new analysis by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) for Carbon Brief. The…
India is among the most vulnerable large economies to worsening food insecurity as global temperatures rise, according to a new analysis by the International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED). The study warns that climate change could steadily weaken access…
The warming of the world’s oceans is doing more than harming marine life and raising sea levels. A new study now shows that hotter oceans are also playing a major role in driving heatwaves on land. Researchers found that warming…
You don’t have to look far to see how priorities are changing. In many places, people are already making quiet trade-offs, supporting cleaner energy even when it costs more, backing restrictions on pollution, or choosing long-term environmental safety over short-term…
A small number of massive methane leaks around the world are releasing huge volumes of greenhouse gases, raising fresh concerns about their role in accelerating global warming. The findings, based on satellite data, show that these so-called mega leaks are…
Rising global temperatures are not only reshaping weather patterns but are also quietly changing how people move, work and stay active. A new study has found that global heating is reducing physical activity levels, with serious consequences for public health.…
A post circulating on X claims that weather disaster losses have not increased when measured as a share of global GDP. The post shares a chart attributed to Munich Re and argues that once disaster losses are “normalized” to the…
