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By Vivek Saini While the impact of climate change in terms of rising global surface temperatures, rising sea levels, longer and more intense heat waves, melting glaciers and ice sheets, etc are increasingly being discussed nowadays, its impact on transportation…
By Aayushi Sharma CLAIM In fighting climate change, planting trees doesn’t make sense as it takes years for them to grow. Carbon capture machines work better. FACT Trees play a primary role in the functioning of the ecosystem and their…
By Aayushi Sharma Recently, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released its last report for the sixth assessment cycle. The IPCC is a United Nations-backed body that does periodic assessments of climate science. This time it has released the…
By Aayushi Sharma In the run-up to World Meteorological Day, observed on March 23, Climate Fact Checks carried out a survey among its Indian readers and subscribers to understand their perspective on various factors related to meteorology. While it threw…
By Suja Mary James Desflurane, a general anesthetic medicine, has been banned in several hospitals in Scotland making it the first country to take such a step for the environment. The initiative is gaining special attention in the medical field…
CLAIM Variation in CO2 levels between indoor and outdoor spaces proves climate change is a scam. FACT It is normal to have higher CO2 concentration levels indoors and it cannot be compared to the global average level of CO2 in…
By Aayushi Sharma with inputs from Dr Partha Jyoti Das Many regions of India witnessed higher than ever forest fires in the month of February. Nearly 1,156 forest fires were reported from India between 13 to 20 February 2023, according…
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) declared that India has just experienced its warmest February in 122 years. The country’s temperature was on average 0.28 degrees Celsius higher than typical, with some places seeing readings as high as 2-4 degrees Celsius.…
By Aayushi Sharma with inputs from Dr Partha Jyoti Das A “world-first” index published recently evaluates the high climate risk posed by catastrophic weather events to different locations across the world because of vulnerable physical infrastructure. It has identified 9…
By Suja Mary James Rising seas pose “unthinkable” risks to billions around the world, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres said while addressing what was the Security Council’s first-ever debate about the global implications of sea level rise. The latest report…
