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India’s rapid shift towards renewable energy is changing how the country’s electricity grid operates, but the contracts governing much of its coal-fired power capacity have barely changed. A new study by the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) warns that…
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…
The Western Ghats are often described through numbers: a biodiversity hotspot, the source of major rivers, a landscape spread across several States. But for the people living there, the Ghats are much more personal. They are farms, villages, streams, forests,…
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…
European farmers are facing an increasingly severe agricultural crisis after successive heatwaves and prolonged drought damaged crops, reduced livestock productivity and pushed harvest forecasts sharply lower across the continent. France, Italy and Spain are among the countries reporting major losses,…
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…
Himachal Pradesh is betting on forests to strengthen its climate resilience, but experts say planting more trees will not be enough. The real challenge is restoring healthy diverse forests, protecting water sources and bringing local communities into conservation. As climate…
El Niño does more than shift rainfall and temperatures around the world. The periodic warming of the tropical Pacific can also disrupt marine ecosystems by cutting off the supply of nutrients that supports some of the ocean’s richest food webs.…
Wildfires are increasingly becoming more than a local environmental disaster. As fires grow larger and more intense across parts of the world, the smoke they produce can travel thousands of kilometres, affecting air quality far from where the flames began.…
