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Oceans under stress as marine heatwaves surge and climate warning signs intensify
The world’s oceans are experiencing unprecedented levels of warming, with marine heatwaves becoming more frequent, intense and long-lasting as climate change pushes the Earth further out of energy balance, according to scientists.
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India’s fossil fuel dependence has evolved into a broader energy security risk: CEEW study
India’s heavy reliance on fossil fuels has evolved into a wider energy security challenge, exposing the country not only to import dependence but also to risks related to supply chains, storage capacity, fuel affordability and strategic…
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An Early Warning System to Forecast Biodiversity Risks of Extreme Temperatures
As climate change accelerates, extreme temperature events are becoming more frequent, intense and unpredictable. From prolonged heatwaves to sudden cold snaps, these temperature extremes are reshaping ecosystems across the globe,…
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Nearly Half of World’s Children Face Three or More Climate Hazards, Warns UNICEF
More than one billion children worldwide are exposed to at least three overlapping climate hazards, according to a UNICEF report released on Monday, underscoring the growing impact of climate change on the world's youngest population.
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‘Patriarchy causes climate change’: Dia Mirza’s remarks spark heated debate online
Actor and environmental activist Dia Mirza has found herself at the centre of a social media debate after remarks she made about climate change and patriarchy during a recent podcast appearance went viral.
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UN General Assembly backs landmark ICJ opinion on climate change obligations
The United Nations General Assembly has adopted a resolution welcoming a landmark advisory opinion by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) that strengthens the legal framework governing states' responsibilities on climate change.…
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Climate report warns 1.5°C global warming threshold likely to be breached by 2030
More than 70 climate scientists, including contributors to the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), have sounded the alarm over record levels of human-driven global warming and rapidly intensifying marine…
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Is the 1.5°C climate target out of reach? Scientists warn as human-driven warming reaches record…
Even as wars, economic uncertainty and political upheaval dominate global headlines, a major international climate assessment has delivered a stark conclusion: human activity is driving more global warming than ever before.
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COP31 Co-Hosts Push for 35% Global Electrification by 2035 to Accelerate Clean Energy Transition
The joint COP31 presidency of Turkey and Australia has unveiled an ambitious proposal to dramatically increase the role of electricity in the global energy system, calling for electricity to account for 35% of final energy consumption by…
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Bonn Climate Conference 2026: Geopolitical Tensions Threaten to Eclipse Climate Goals Ahead of COP31
As negotiators convene at the Bonn Climate Conference (SB64) from June 8 to 18 to prepare the agenda for COP31, climate experts, diplomats and policymakers are warning that escalating geopolitical tensions, energy security concerns and…
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