Climate Change

More than 50 countries will gather in Colombia next week for a first-of-its-kind conference focused on phasing out fossil fuels, as the ongoing tensions around Iran highlight how heavily the world still depends on coal, oil and gas.…
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Heatwaves in India have grown significantly more intense and frequent over the past 26 years due to global warming, according to a study published in Scientific Reports. Beyond confirming existing trends, the research highlights a sharp…
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Climate change is pushing wildlife toward an increasingly fragile future, reshaping habitats, disrupting food systems, and accelerating ecosystem decline. By 2026, its impact is no longer confined to a handful of iconic species—it is…
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A new study has found that tropical cyclones intensifying over unusually warm ocean waters linked to marine heatwaves are becoming more dangerous—and far more costly. Published in Science Advances on April 10, 2026, the…
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Last week, India quietly withdrew its bid to host COP33—the 33rd annual climate conference under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change—in 2028, citing a review of its commitments. While the move received little public…
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The incoming presidency of COP31 under the UNFCCC has outlined an ambitious roadmap to strengthen global climate action, with a sharp focus on implementation, inclusivity, and renewed multilateral cooperation as climate risks intensify. In…
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A trip to the snow-covered landscapes of Kashmir is a dream for many travellers. For 26-year-old Neha Reddy, it was supposed to be her first real snowfall experience. She planned her solo trip at the start of 2024 after researching the…
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Scientists from CSIR-National Institute of Oceanography have uncovered how long-term climate shifts influence underwater volcanic activity along mid-ocean ridges (MORs), shedding light on a little-understood link between ice ages and…
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Summers across Earth’s midlatitudes—the subtropical and temperate zones—are arriving earlier, intensifying more quickly, lasting longer and becoming hotter, according to a new study by the University of British Columbia published in…
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A new study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences by researchers from the University of Rochester has uncovered a crucial mechanism behind methane production in the open ocean—one that could strengthen global warming…
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