India Today • 30/10/2025

Earth on the brink: 2024 confirmed as the hottest year in 125,000 years

The year 2024 was the hottest in at least 125,000 years.

Earth’s vital signs are flashing red, as the consequences of human-induced climate change manifest in real time across every continent.

India Today • 15/11/2025

Are Indian cities ready for the extreme heat as the planet warms?

From scorching afternoons to hotter nights, India's cities feel like they’re wrapped in concrete ovens. Can they adapt?

India Today • 11/11/2025

At COP30, UN sounds alarm on mass displacement triggered by climate and conflict

As COP30, the United Nations (UN) has sounded a stark warning: millions more people could be displaced by climate impacts unless urgent action is taken to support those most at risk.

India Today • 17/09/2025

India's breadbasket under threat: Punjab floods hit basmati exports

India’s leading agricultural hubs now face both immediate humanitarian distress and long-term economic consequences.

India Today • 17/11/2025

Sinking island nation attacks Trump for ignoring climate emergency

At COP30, the island nation of Tuvalu called out powerful nations, most notably the US, for ignoring the climate emergency that threatens Tuvalu's very existence.

Centralmaine.com • 29/07/2023

When snails invade, locals take matters into their own hands

At the Washington Pond, a small group of locals congregated with paddle boards, buckets and boats to collect and dispose of invasive snails threatening the ecological balance in the region.

India Today • 18/11/2025

COP30: India urges global collaboration to decarbonise industries

India renewed, at COP30, its call for stronger global industrial collaboration to reduce carbon emissions and grow sustainably as the planet continues to warm.

India Today • 29/10/2025

How climate change deniers mimic science to spread misinformation, sow doubt

Climate-denying individuals use neatly formatted graphs, satellite-style images, technical language and visuals — even while contradicting mainstream climate science.