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The increasing impact of heatwaves in India has now led to a demand for its inclusion in the national list of disasters covered by the State and National Disaster Response Forces of India. In a bid to address the public…
A significant paper published in Nature’s Scientific Reports said that climate change has emerged as a dominant factor in controlling the Indian monsoon in terms of the core monsoon zone along central India. The study also concluded that the north…
Sri Lanka is an island country in the Indian Ocean, southeast of the Indian subcontinent. It is situated between latitudes 5.55°N and 9.82°N and longitudes 79.42°E and 81.88°E. It exhibits a typical tropical monsoonal climate with continuous heat and humidity…
By Vivek Saini United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned the world sternly, declaring that the era of global warming is over and that we have now entered an “era of global boiling.” The pollution that traps sunlight and creates a greenhouse effect…
By Aayushi Sharma The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) has combined the Project Tiger and Project Elephant divisions, creating a new division with the moniker “Project Tiger and Elephant Division,” raising worries among those involved in wildlife…
By Vivek Saini The Lok Sabha recently approved an amendment to the Biological Diversity Act of 2002. The Biological Diversity (Amendment) Bill aims to ease the worries raised by several central ministries, state governments, academics, businesses, and other stakeholders regarding…
By Vivek Saini If emissions continue to rise at the current rate, up to 8.4 billion people might be in danger from the two primary vector-borne diseases, Malaria, and dengue, by the end of the century, says a new study…
The ramifications of climate change could impact the credit ratings of India and 58 other nations, with those higher up on the sovereign ratings facing potentially more pronounced downgrades, according to recent research findings. Without substantial emissions reductions, the creditworthiness…
The Climate Fact Checks (CFC) team recently completed the first year since its establishment, having officially kicked off on 1st June 2022. The combined team from India and Sri Lanka achieved several major milestones within this short period of time…
In recent years, the undeniable impacts of climate change have become increasingly evident, with more frequent occurrences of heat waves and floods. The notion of using a large-scale “umbrella” to shield the planet and reduce sunlight has piqued the interest…
