A severe June heatwave, shattering temperature records across Europe, is being linked by scientists to human-driven climate change. The unusual timing and intensity raise concerns about escalating health risks.
As France experiences record high temperatures, a Paris court is poised to deliver a verdict on a significant climate change lawsuit. The case could compel energy major TotalEnergies to scale back its oil and gas operations.
Carbon Capture, Utilisation, and Storage (CCUS) holds significant potential to bolster India's climate strategy. However, realizing this potential hinges on effectively addressing existing challenges.
Several Indian states are facing the threat of thunderstorms, rain, and lightning. Meanwhile, Mumbai is experiencing disruptions to daily life due to heavy rainfall.
India faces significant exposure to El Niño's impacts, with rainfed rice and maize crops at risk during the kharif season due to a deficient monsoon. Satellite analysis highlights the nation's vulnerability.
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has identified Eastern and Southern Africa as regions facing the most significant refugee resettlement demands for 2027. The ongoing challenges in these areas necessitate immediate international attention and support.
Banda experienced record-breaking temperatures this past summer. While climate change is a significant contributor, it is not the sole reason for the extreme heat.
Delhi-NCR continues to experience intense heat, with temperatures around 42°C. Simultaneously, northeastern regions are on alert for significant rainfall and potential flooding.
A new report indicates India's Union Budget overlooks extreme heat as a critical public health and livelihood emergency. Despite escalating temperatures and Super El Niño threats, a national strategy for heatwave response and resilience is absent.
A powerful El Niño event is anticipated to develop by mid-2026, with a high probability of continuing through late 2026 and into the winter of 2026-27. Scientists warn that human-driven warming could amplify its effects, potentially leading to severe global weather anomalies.