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A startling new analysis finds that the waters off Western Australia, once among the saltiest in the world, are rapidly losing salt. Over the past 60 years, the area of very salty water in the Southern Indian Ocean has shrunk…
On a humid night in a flood-prone delta or during an unforgiving European heatwave, survival increasingly depends not only on nature’s fury but on how prepared societies are to face it. A new global analysis suggests that while climate disasters…
Sri Lanka’s tropical agriculture—vital for millions of rural farmers—is now buckling under erratic weather. Record heatwaves, unexpected floods, and crushing droughts have become the new normal recently. In the island’s dry-zone farming districts, once-reliable crops like cashew are suffering badly.…
In the villages along Assam’s Brahmaputra floodplains, the silence inside Muga silkworm farms has begun to mean something different. Where farmers once expected the steady rustle of silkworms feeding on Som leaves, many now wake to trays of lifeless larvae…casualties…
India’s summer monsoon, which delivers roughly 80% of the country’s annual rainfall, may be feeling the influence of climate change from thousands of kilometres away. New research shows that the rapid melt of Arctic sea ice is linked to shifts…
Britain’s coastline has become a grim sight this winter. Conservation groups report hundreds of dead and weakened seabirds washing ashore after a succession of powerful Atlantic storms. Puffins, guillemots and razorbills are among the species most visibly affected, prompting fears…
Coffee lovers around the world may soon be paying more for their daily brew as a new global analysis shows rising heat linked to carbon pollution is pushing coffee-growing regions into dangerous temperature ranges. The study by climate research group…
The Amazon rainforest, which has long been regarded as a vital climate change buffer due to its capacity to absorb carbon dioxide, released more carbon in 2023 than it took in. According to a recent study published by local researchers,…
For decades, Central Asia has relied on vast irrigation networks to sustain its farms and feed its population. Rivers descending from mountain glaciers have powered cotton fields, wheat farms, and rural economies across Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, and beyond. But new…
The summer wildfire season of 2026 left deep scars across Chile and Argentina, as massive blazes swept through forests, towns, and protected landscapes. Thousands of families were displaced, homes were reduced to ash, and ancient ecosystems were pushed to the…
