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Climate Change Impact, News

UK Puffins in Peril as Winter Storms Spark Fears of Major Seabird ‘Wreck’

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…

Aayushi Gour
February 25, 2026

Climate Change Impact, News

Carbon Pollution Driving Surge in Coffee Harming Heat Across 97% of Global Production

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…

Vivek Saini
February 25, 2026

Climate Action, News

The Cost of Inaction: New Report Warns Climate Risks Threaten Trillions in Apparel Value

An analysis released by the Apparel Impact Institute (Aii) has delivered a stark warning to the global fashion sector: inaction on climate change isn’t just an environmental issue – it’s a looming financial crisis. The report, The Cost of Inaction,…

Manjori Borkotoky
February 23, 2026

Biodiversity, News

Underwater Hope: India’s Thriving Reef Amid Global Coral Loss

At a time when coral reefs worldwide are experiencing severe stress from rising ocean temperatures, a remarkable discovery in the waters of Lakshadweep has offered a rare moment of optimism. Marine researchers have identified a flourishing coral reef near Kalpeni…

Aayushi Gour
February 23, 2026

Climate Goals, News

Mumbai Climate Week: Banks Flag 2.5% GDP Risk From Rising Urban Temperatures

India is confronting a growing economic threat from rising urban heat as experts warn that accelerating temperatures in the country’s cities could shave off up to 2.5% of the nation’s gross domestic product if the issue remains unaddressed. Financial institutions…

Vivek Saini
February 20, 2026

Climate Change Impact, News

Amazon Rainforest Turned Carbon Source During Extreme 2023 Drought, Study Finds

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,…

Vivek Saini
February 19, 2026

Climate Change Impact, News

Climate Change and the Wildfire Emergency in Chile and Argentina: A Warning From a Warming Planet

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…

Aayushi Gour
February 16, 2026

Biodiversity, News

Signs of Recovery: Odisha Records Highest Dolphin Count in Half a Decade

Odisha’s coastline and inland water bodies are emerging as a stronghold for marine biodiversity, with the latest dolphin census recording 765 dolphins across six species. The findings mark the highest population estimate in the past five years, signalling cautious optimism…

Aayushi Gour
February 13, 2026

Climate Change Impact, News

Fifth Warmest January on Record Highlights Ongoing Global Temperature Rise

Despite extreme cold in much of the northern half of the world, January 2026 was one of the warmest January months in history, according to global climate records. New data from Copernicus Climate Change Services (C3S) show that average global…

Vivek Saini
February 13, 2026

Climate Change Impact, News

World’s Grazing Lands Face Dramatic Shifts as Climate Change Alters the Map of Livestock Farming

Climate change is beginning to redraw the global map of livestock farming in ways that could reshape food systems and rural livelihoods. A new study shows that large swathes of land now used for grazing cattle, sheep and goats may…

Vivek Saini
February 12, 2026