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India’s rice production could decline far more sharply under climate change than previously believed, according to a new study that found the country’s rice yields may fall by 6.6% for every 1°C rise in global mean temperature. The estimate is…
Climate change is leaving its mark on the planet in countless ways, from rising sea levels to more frequent heatwaves. However, one of its lesser-known impacts is now unfolding across the Arctic and sub-Arctic regions of North America. Scientists have…
For a brief period, scientists thought the rapid decline in Arctic winter sea ice might be slowing. After decades of shrinking ice cover, observations between 2005 and 2024 suggested that winter sea ice was no longer decreasing at the same…
A morning cup of coffee has become noticeably more expensive across cafés and supermarket shelves. While inflation, supply chain disruptions, and higher labour costs all play a role, another powerful force is increasingly driving food prices: climate change. Economists now…
Climate change could soon be reflected in household water bills, with a new study warning that adapting to worsening droughts and water scarcity may nearly double water costs in some urban areas by the middle of the century. The research,…
Bees are among nature’s hardest workers. Every day, they move from flower to flower, carrying pollen and helping plants reproduce. This simple act supports healthy ecosystems and plays a vital role in producing many of the fruits, vegetables, nuts, and…
The unprecedented heatwave sweeping across Europe has once again highlighted the accelerating impacts of climate change, with Switzerland’s glaciers experiencing one of the fastest melting episodes in recorded history. Scientists have warned that the country is likely to reach its…
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…
Sri Lanka’s farmers have always planted against the weather. What has changed is that the weather no longer keeps to the calendar. Rains that once arrived on cue now fail, or fall all at once. Droughts stretch longer than the…
Food poisoning is no longer just a matter of eating contaminated food and suffering from a stomach infection. Experts are warning that food-borne illnesses in India are becoming increasingly complicated due to a dangerous mix of chemical contaminants, climate change,…
