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Heat Domes And Heat Waves: Difference, Causes, Effects And Current Global Extreme Heat
Heat domes and heat waves are often used together, but they are not the same. A heat wave is a period of unusually high temperatures lasting several...
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Scientists Decode Antarctica’s 30 To 50 Year Warning For Rising Seas
Scientists have identified a crucial window of opportunity for governments and coastal communitie...
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Global Warming Reached 1.37°C In 2025 As Earth’s Heat Build-Up Accelerates
Global warming reached 1.37°C in 2025, bringing the world closer to a critical climate threshold ...
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2025 Marks Highest-Ever Human-Driven Global Warming, Scientists Warn
Climate scientists have issued one of their strongest warnings yet: 2025 marks the highest-ever h...
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India-EU FTA Keeps CBAM Intact, Providing No Carbon Tax Relief
Indian exporters wishing to receive relief in the form of carbon taxes are getting a cold reality after a number of years of negotiations and a...
Budget 2026-27 Backs Carbon Capture Drive With ₹20,000 Crore Allocation
In the Union Budget, the Indian government announced it would allocate ₹20,000 crore to accelerate the adoption of carbon capture. Budget 2026-27...
Global Emissions 2024: 32 Fossil Fuel Companies Linked To 50% Of CO2 Output
In 2024, climate policy underwent a significant transformation as it passed loose promises to regulations that have to be obeyed. Concrete data...
How Indian Cities Are Becoming Heat Islands: What The Data Is Quietly, Relentlessly Showing
Step outside in April now, and the heat just feels… different. Not only earlier or stronger, but heavier somehow, like it sticks to the walls and...
Human-Driven Climate Change Greatly Increased Chance Of Early January Heatwave In Australia
The early January heatwave in Australia was not a fluke of bad luck or a random quirk of summer weather. Climate scientists now say, with high...
Developing Nations Oppose The EU’s Carbon Border Policy: Why Are They Doing So?
The noise around climate trade rules has gotten louder for a reason. As the EU tightens its climate ambitions, developing nations oppose the EU’s...