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The global push to reduce dependence on oil could accelerate sharply as the Gulf energy crisis drives countries to expand biofuel use, but the shift may bring new pressures on food supplies, land and water. Global biofuel output is projected…
Climate change and extreme heat are reshaping daily life. Explore 2026 heat data, health risks and ways communities can stay safer.
The Himalayas are changing at a pace that is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. Glaciers across the mountain range are now losing mass about 65% faster than they were a decade ago, raising concerns over water security, disaster risks and…
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…
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…
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…
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,…
Across the world, a quiet transformation is taking place. Rivers are shrinking, glaciers are retreating, groundwater is being pumped faster than it can recover, and rainfall is becoming increasingly difficult to predict. At the same time, some regions are experiencing…
Assam has lost more people to this monsoon than any other state, and it has done so while officially short of rain. More than a hundred deaths have been recorded in the state since July, about 50 of them in…
