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US Summer Breaks 132-Year Heat Record As Drought Spreads
US summer breaks 132-year heat record as extreme heat and drought affected large parts of the country, according to NOAA’s latest climate assessment.
Schooling Disrupted By Climate Hazards In 2025, Affecting 171 Million Students: UNICEF
Storms were the leading cause of schooling disrupted by climate hazards in 2025, affecting 109 million students globally.
Swiss Glacier Gets Covered In Sheep’s Wool Blankets In Unusual Climate Experiment
The Swiss glacier gets covered in sheep’s wool blankets experiment should not be interpreted as evidence that wool could stop glaciers from disappearing.
Google Announces 5 New Sustainability Initiatives In India
Google announces 5 new sustainability initiatives in India as the technology giant expands its climate and clean-energy efforts across agriculture, renewable power, climate research and green technology.
US Summer Breaks 132-Year Heat Record As Drought Spreads
US summer breaks 132-year heat record as extreme heat and drought affected large parts of the country, according to NOAA’s latest climate assessment.
Schooling Disrupted By Climate Hazards In 2025, Affecting 171 Million Students: UNICEF
Storms were the leading cause of schooling disrupted by climate hazards in 2025, affecting 109 million students globally.
Swiss Glacier Gets Covered In Sheep’s Wool Blankets In Unusual Climate Experiment
The Swiss glacier gets covered in sheep’s wool blankets experiment should not be interpreted as evidence that wool could stop glaciers from disappearing.
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World EV Day 2026: How India And The World Are Accelerating Electric Mobility
In 2026, World EV Day occurs at a time when electric mobility has long since gone far beyond being a market for early adopters.
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Wildfires And Heatwaves Threaten Global Air Quality, WMO Warns
Wildfires and Heat Waves Threaten Global Air Quality, with PM2.5 concentrations during extreme fire events reaching 10 to 20 times the World Health Organization’s air-quality guideline levels, according to the WMO.
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G20 Carbon Emissions Could Fall 20% With More Carpooling, Buses And Hybrid Work
G20 carbon emissions from passenger transport could fall by 15-20% by 2050 through changes in everyday travel behaviour.
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400 Million Farmers Face Pesticide Poisoning Every Year, Study Finds
Between 402 million and 433 million farmers and farmworkers worldwide experience acute pesticide poisoning every year.
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Google Launches India-First AI Models For Agriculture And Farming
Google has launched India-First AI models for agriculture and farming through its Google DeepMind AnthroKrishi team.
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Declining Natural Carbon Sinks Could Complicate Net Zero: Wood Mackenzie
Declining natural carbon sinks are becoming a growing concern for global climate strategies, with forests and oceans absorbing around 40% of carbon dioxide emissions from human activities in 2025.
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China’s Solar Capacity Surges To 1.28 TW, Reaching 31.5% Of Total Power Capacity
China’s solar capacity surges to 1.28 TW in the latest power-sector milestone, overtaking coal for the first time.
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UN Warns Rising Seas Could Displace 14 Million In South Asia
Rising seas could displace 14 million in South Asia, with Mumbai and Kolkata among the major cities facing growing exposure.
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Why Sam Altman Is Comparing ChatGPT’s Water Use With Almonds
Sam Altman is comparing ChatGPT’s water use with almonds as public concern over the environmental cost of artificial intelligence grows.
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Nepal Demands Climate Compensation From US, China, India Over Devastating Floods
Nepal demands climate compensation from China, India and the US after one of the country’s deadliest recent disasters.
World EV Day 2026: How India And The World Are Accelerating Electric Mobility
In 2026, World EV Day occurs at a time when electric mobility has long since gone far beyond being a market for early adopters.
Wildfires And Heatwaves Threaten Global Air Quality, WMO Warns
Wildfires and Heat Waves Threaten Global Air Quality, with PM2.5 concentrations during extreme fire events reaching 10 to 20 times the World Health Organization’s air-quality guideline levels, according to the WMO.
G20 Carbon Emissions Could Fall 20% With More Carpooling, Buses And Hybrid Work
G20 carbon emissions from passenger transport could fall by 15-20% by 2050 through changes in everyday travel behaviour.
400 Million Farmers Face Pesticide Poisoning Every Year, Study Finds
Between 402 million and 433 million farmers and farmworkers worldwide experience acute pesticide poisoning every year.