Search results for
Climate Change
-
June 16, 2026
What is El Niño and why is it a worry for India's monsoon this year? | EXPLAINED
Historically, El Niño has been linked to weaker monsoons and droughts in India, posing a substantial risk to the rain-dependent farm sector
-
June 04, 2026
World Environment Day 2026: Theme, history, significance as UNEP launches 'Dance challenge'
Ahead of June 5's events, GRAMMY-nominated Brazilian musician Alok is now UNEP's Global Goodwill Ambassador
-
June 04, 2026
World Environment Day 2026: Quotes, slogans, and messages for posters and WhatsApp wishes as June 5 looms
World Environment Day in 2026 focuses on climate change—on the urgent signals the Earth is sending and the signals we choose to send in response
-
April 15, 2026
Is El Niño back? IMD warns of dry summer and below-normal southwest monsoon
Three years of good rain may be over, as per IMD's latest 2026 monsoon forecast
-
February 17, 2026
'Collective effort can bring about change': Ajinkya Rahane speaks on cricket and climate crisis in Mumbai
Ajinkya Rahane, the global ambassador for Rainforest Alliance, was at the Mumbai Climate Week to raise awareness
-
February 02, 2026
Climate change, development push Arunachal’s grasslands to the brink: Experts
Environmental experts warn that Arunachal Pradesh’s fragile grassland ecosystems face mounting threats from climate change, habitat loss and development pressures
-
January 11, 2026
Is climate change fueling the spread of the ‘brain-eating amoeba’? Study reveals
As global temperatures rise, scientists warn that a deadly microbe once confined to warm waters may be quietly expanding its reach
-
December 14, 2025
The CIA lost a nuclear generator device in the Himalayas in a failed 1960s Cold War mission. Is it causing floods now?
A lost nuclear device in the Himalayas, filled with plutonium from a secret 1965 CIA-India mission to spy on China, disappeared at the Nanda Devi peak. The device remains missing, fueling fears of radiation contamination in the Ganges River and environmental disaster as glaciers melt
-
December 04, 2025
How climate change is silently crippling India’s health goals
Experts warn that rising heatwaves, floods and droughts are intensifying hunger, disease and maternal risks—threatening India’s progress toward key SDGs
-
November 24, 2025
Coal leads the charge as Indian Railways crosses 1-billion-tonne freight loading mark
The Indian Railways has also vowed to become a net-zero carbon emitter in the future by 'offsetting carbon emissions with the usage of power through non-fossil sources'
-
November 08, 2025
India's food security at risk: How science-backed regenerative farming can rewrite the script for sustainable agriculture
Approximately 2-3 million farmers in India practice regenerative farming systems, but they comprise less than 5% of the total number of farmers in India
-
October 20, 2025
'We won't allow...': How US forced UN shipping body to postpone emissions tax decision
The European Union, as well as countries like Brazil, India, China, Japan, Canada, and the United Kingdom had supported the framework, which aimed to reduce carbon dioxide emissions to zero, by 2050
-
October 08, 2025
From Himalayas to oceans: How climate change is threatening migratory species
Climate change impact on wildlife in Asia is escalating, leading to habitat loss, human-wildlife conflicts, and endangering key species like elephants and dolphins
-
September 30, 2025
How climate-friendly is your fashion? Report ranks world's largest fashion brands on transparency
A report reveals that the average information disclosure on climate friendliness of 200 popular fashion brands averages a mere 14 per cent. The report 'What Fuels Fashion' from Fashion Revolution analysed the accountability and energy procurement methods of the brands
-
September 16, 2025
A buoyant trade balance, and a broken climate balance
The introduction of new policy measures, such as the Big Beautiful Bill, has eliminated tax credits for renewable energy, electric vehicles, and clean manufacturing
-
September 11, 2025
From land row to CBI scrutiny: Why Sonam Wangchuk is on hunger strike in Ladakh
The climate activist's fast highlights alleged administrative overreach and the HIAL controversy, reflecting broader demands for Ladakh's unique identity.
-
August 10, 2025
Is the UAE's scorching heat phase finally ending? What to expect
UAE's National Center of Meteorology (NCM) recorded the highest temperature of 2025 so far on August 1, as mercury levels soared to a whopping 51.8°C. This temperature was recorded in Al Ain's Sweihan.
-
August 05, 2025
From charity to change: Unlocking strategic and faith-aligned philanthropy for climate and sustainable development
With an estimated $5 trillion in faith-aligned assets under management, only a small fraction is currently directed towards social impact
-
July 11, 2025
Plant fossils, Karewas and climate change: A story of another Kashmir
Ancient Karewa sediments hold clues about the transformation of Kashmir's climate over milennia, a new palaeoscience study reveals
-
June 25, 2025
A bottle heater? IIT Bombay researchers design groundbreaking heat storage system to warm homes in peak winter
The research team has successfully tested six full charge-discharge cycles in the lab, and estimates that each unit can last 500-600 cycles, or several years of use
-
June 23, 2025
Asia heating up at nearly twice the global average. How it’s affecting India
Asia’s temperature rose 1.04°C above the 1991-2020 average last year, while the warming trend from 1991-2024 was almost double that of the previous three decades
-
June 16, 2025
Here's how climate change is impacting India's heatwaves
Temperatures have soared past 44°C in many parts of central and northern India and heatwaves have become dangerous due to the rising humidity levels
-
May 20, 2025
Climate change: How increase in dangerously hot days affects pregnant women
Kerala is one of the states which has seen the highest rise in dangerously hot days
-
May 05, 2025
How climate change led to a marked shift in Uttarakhand’s agricultural landscape
A new study has found that traditional crops are giving way to more profitable ones like pulses and spices
-
April 29, 2025
Weather gone rogue: Western Disturbances disrupt India's climate and agricultural timetable
Back-to-back WD storm systems trigger unredictable rains and shifting winds, which breaks monsoon patterns, theatening agriculture and food security
Results 1-25 of 347 for Climate Change
