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The BRICS countries have signalled a two-pronged approach to climate and trade policy: greater cooperation among developing and emerging economies on carbon markets, while mounting stronger opposition to unilateral carbon border measures such as the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment…
Indonesia forest fires are spreading toxic haze across Southeast Asia. See which countries are affected, the health risks and the response.
Pulling carbon dioxide directly out of the atmosphere sounds straightforward, but it is one of the more technically demanding approaches being explored to address climate change. Unlike conventional carbon capture, which removes CO₂ from concentrated industrial exhaust streams, direct air…
Lakes are not simply passive stops along rivers and streams. New research from Sweden shows that their presence can substantially change what happens to carbon as it moves through inland water networks, increasing the share released into the atmosphere rather…
The catastrophic glacial collapse near the Nepal-China border has intensified concerns about the growing dangers facing the Himalayas as rising temperatures alter glaciers, permafrost and mountain slopes. Chinese researchers investigating the disaster have said the underlying instability must be understood…
Nepal’s latest demand for climate compensation has brought a familiar climate debate into sharper focus: who should pay when countries that have contributed little to global warming suffer some of its most devastating consequences? Following the catastrophic flash floods that…
More than 6.2 million people were internally displaced across Eastern Africa in 2025, as armed conflict and climate-related disasters combined to deepen humanitarian pressures across the region, according to a new assessment by the Intergovernmental Authority on Development’s Climate Prediction and…
The Pacific Ocean may seem far removed from our everyday lives, but what happens there can eventually show up in our kitchens, our cities, and even our electricity bills. Right now, scientists are watching the ocean closely as El Niño,…
Crop-residue burning can become a dominant source of black carbon pollution in parts of North India during the post-monsoon season, according to a new study by researchers from IIT Delhi. Real-time measurements from an agricultural site in rural Punjab found…
For years, 1.5°C has been treated as the line the world must not cross. The temperature limit, central to the 2015 Paris Agreement, was never meant to suggest that everything below it would be safe. Rather, it represented an important…
