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India recorded its warmest August since temperature records began in 1901, with the country’s average mean temperature reaching 28.01°C, or 0.67°C above the 1991-2020 average. The record-breaking month came despite August being one of the wettest months of the southwest…

For millions of people, dogs are more than pets. They are companions, family members and familiar faces waiting at the door after a long day. Yet while we often think about their health in terms of food, vaccinations and exercise,…

An unusually heavy spell of snowfall in the western Himalaya briefly helped one of the region’s closely monitored glaciers regain some of its lost mass. But scientists say the short-term recovery does not change the larger picture of continued glacier…

Extreme heat is often described as a climate problem, but for many people living in Africa’s informal settlements, it is becoming something much more personal: a daily health and survival challenge. A recent systematic review published in the journal Climate…

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For years, the idea that rising carbon dioxide could help plants grow faster has been used to argue that fossil fuel emissions may have a hidden benefit for forests. A new study published in Science suggests that this picture is…

The world’s oceans are facing an increasingly dangerous form of climate stress that often goes unnoticed from the shore. Marine heatwaves are the extended periods when ocean temperatures remain unusually high and are becoming more frequent, more intense and longer-lasting…

Butterflies are changing where they live as a warming climate reshapes the conditions they depend on, with some species spreading into new territories while others are disappearing from parts of their former ranges. A new study published in Nature Ecology…

Climate change is usually measured in what disappears: hectares lost to flood, harvests shortened by drought, prices pushed beyond reach. A growing body of research points to a loss that leaves no visible trace on the field or the market,…

England, a country often associated with cool weather and frequent rainfall, is facing one of its most severe droughts in recent years after an unusually hot and dry summer pushed rivers, reservoirs and farmland under mounting stress. More than half…