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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…
Climate misinformation turns real risks into viral doomsday hoaxes. Learn why fear spreads online and how to separate evidence from manipulation.
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…
South Asia has emerged as one of the few regions in the world where coral reefs show signs of recovery. But this regional improvement masks a far more worrying picture for Sri Lanka. The latest Status of Coral Reefs of…
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…
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,…
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…
Sri Lanka is entering a critical phase of the 2026 El Niño event, with the country potentially facing a shift from the water shortages and dry conditions experienced in recent months to above-normal rainfall and flooding risks later this year(October-November),…
In August, Sri Lanka’s government asked its paddy farmers to plant two weeks early. Water releases, fertiliser distribution and the whole Maha calendar were to be pulled forward so that cultivation could begin in the first days of October rather…
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,…
