Climate Change News

This summer has been marked by record-breaking hot weather, widespread drought, and significant damage from fires, leading to the perception that climate change

New glaciological research indicates that accelerated glacier melt in the Himalayas, exacerbated by monitoring gaps, is shifting the high-mountain disaster zone

A scientist has warned that artificial intelligence could cause a catastrophe "any day now" and needs to be addressed more urgently than climate change.

वैज्ञानिकों ने सिमुलेट किया है कि जब बारिश के पानी को मोड़ने वाले पुलिया विफल हो जाते हैं तो क्या होता है, जिसमें एक परिदृश्य में 30% स्थानीय निवासियों के आपातक

A youth-led study in Chennai, conducted by 13 students, advocates for localized heat action plans based on their examination of heat preparedness, infrastructur

Australia's warm ski season is signaling a bleak future for the country's snow tourism, with average snow depths declining by nearly 20% since 1954, despite hol

A new study reveals that an Antarctic glacier moved 20% faster when meltwater reached its base, indicating a significant impact of meltwater on glacial dynamics

Scotland faces a growing risk of tropical, mosquito-borne diseases due to climate change.

A study reveals that pupils in England and Wales missed over 15 million hours of school during the UK's June heatwave, as more than 1,700 schools closed or fini

The WHO has warned that El Nino may lead to a surge in dengue cases and heat illnesses in India, as changes in temperature, rainfall, and humidity can impact mo

According to Copernicus data, August 2026 was recorded as the hottest month ever, with climate change identified as the primary cause, despite a strengthening E

The past summer was recorded as the hottest ever in the United States, with various regions experiencing significant temperature increases and broken records.

Google has signed its largest rice-methane carbon credit deal with Indian startup Mitti Labs, covering rice farms across three Indian states.

Scientists have reported that August was the world's joint hottest month on record, with global temperatures reaching 1.65C above pre-industrial levels.

The European climate service Copernicus reported that August was Earth's hottest month on record, with scientists attributing the heat surge primarily to human-

Geo-scientist C.P. Rajendran explains the causes of disasters in the Himalayas, including the Nepal floods, climate change, and glacier melt, and discusses the

August has been confirmed as the warmest month ever recorded globally, with climate scientists warning that El Niño is being 'supersized before our eyes'.

Scientists have reported that August was the world's joint hottest month on record, reaching 1.65C above pre-industrial levels.

This year's El Niño is unusually powerful, and while it can significantly affect global weather, its impact is not always negative.

Nepal's significant investments in hydropower are threatened by melting glaciers and increasing flood risks in the Himalayas, factors not fully accounted for in

As England experiences more intense heat waves due to climate change, British farmers are beginning to cultivate new crops like tea and cantaloupe, which were p

Nepal is facing a flood disaster, with climate change impacts looming large, as Mont Blanc, Western Europe's highest peak, undergoes dramatic changes due to glo

A recent online debate regarding this summer's heatwaves suggests a concerning shift in climate science, indicating that our planet might be warming faster than

The Climate Change Advisory Council advises Irish farmers to prepare for increasingly severe weather fluctuations, including excessive rainfall, drought, and he