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Passionate author focused on climate change, sustainability, and environmental justice. Creates engaging, research-driven content to inform and inspire action. Dedicated to raising awareness, promoting solutions, and building a more informed, eco-conscious online community.

Utah’s Frozen Underworld: Over A Billion Tons Of Ice Hidden Beneath The Surface

Sep 4, 2026

Utah’s mountains may be holding a vast hidden reserve of frozen water, with scientists estimating that rock glaciers across the state contain nearly 1 billion tons of ice. The ice is locked inside formations known as rock glaciers, which…
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Nepal’s Climate Crisis: Almost No Emissions, Yet Among the Worst Hit

Sep 1, 2026

Nepal’s Climate Paradox: Almost No Emissions, Yet Facing Catastrophic Costs In the early hours of August 26, 2026, a huge surge of water, mud and boulders tore through the high-altitude valleys of central Nepal. Near the Nepal-China…
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Fresh Flood Scare In Nepal As Bhotekoshi River Rises, Toll Nears 800

Aug 31, 2026

Nepal Issues Fresh Flood Warning As Bhotekoshi River Rises, Toll Reaches 788 Nepal issued fresh flood warnings on Sunday after water levels rose in the Bhotekoshi River, raising fears of another emergency in areas still reeling from the…
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Nepal Glacier Collapse: A Warning Sign Of A Growing Climate Threat?

Aug 29, 2026

The catastrophic flooding triggered by a glacier collapse in the Nepalese Himalayas has raised fresh concerns about the changing risks in a warming world. Scientists that similar disasters could occur elsewhere, although it remains too…
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ASEAN Forum Calls for Urgent, Stronger Measures to Address Climate Change

Aug 25, 2026

Climate resilience has become an economic priority for Southeast Asia as extreme weather, fragmented governance and ageing infrastructure increasingly threaten the region’s growth and competitiveness, experts said at a regional forum in…
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Powerful El Niño Could Push 2027 to Record as World’s Hottest Year Yet

Aug 23, 2026

Strong El Niño Could Make 2027 World’s Hottest Year, Met Office Says A powerful El Niño developing over the Pacific could become the strongest in decades and, combined with rising global temperatures caused by climate change, push 2027 to…
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Utah’s Frozen Underworld: Over A Billion Tons Of Ice Hidden Beneath The Surface

Nepal’s Climate Crisis: Almost No Emissions, Yet Among the Worst Hit

Fresh Flood Scare In Nepal As Bhotekoshi River Rises, Toll Nears 800

Nepal Glacier Collapse: A Warning Sign Of A Growing Climate Threat?

ASEAN Forum Calls for Urgent, Stronger Measures to Address Climate Change

Powerful El Niño Could Push 2027 to Record as World’s Hottest Year Yet

‘Most Intense’ El Niño in Over 100 Years? How the Climate Event Could Impact the World

More Frequent Dust and Sandstorms Point to Growing Climate Change Risks

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