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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.

Trump’s Venezuela Oil Strategy Could Undermine Climate Goals

Jan 8, 2026

Days after US forces entered Venezuela and detained President Nicolás Maduro, Washington is signalling a renewed push to tap the country’s vast oil reserves. President Donald Trump has openly backed direct participation by American energy…
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COP30 Ends With Mixed Outcomes, BRICS Play Key Role

Jan 6, 2026

The 30th Conference of the Parties (COP30) in Belém marked a quiet but consequential shift in global climate politics. As traditional Western leadership faltered—Europe scaling back ambition and the United States absent from full…
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Study Links Rising Brain-Eating Amoeba Threat to Climate Change

Jan 4, 2026

Free-living amoebae—often referred to as brain-eating amoebae—are emerging as a growing global public health threat, with climate change, ageing water infrastructure, and gaps in monitoring contributing to their spread, a new study has…
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As India Enters 2026, Climate Change Emerges as an Economic Reality

Jan 2, 2026

India Enters 2026: Climate Change Is No Longer a Risk—it’s an Economic Reality. As India steps into 2026, climate change is no longer a distant environmental concern. It has become an economic variable, directly influencing productivity,…
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“The Aravalli Story: Why India’s Oldest Mountains Matter Today”

Jan 1, 2026

Aravalli Hills Controversy: Why India’s Oldest Mountains Are in the Legal Spotlight. The Aravalli Hills – among the world’s oldest mountain ranges and a vital ecological zone that sustains biodiversity, replenishes groundwater, and…
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Study Reveals Why Earth’s Poles Are Warming Faster Than the Rest of the Planet

Dec 31, 2025

Earth’s polar regions are warming at an unprecedented rate, and a new study by Penn State researchers explains why powerful feedback loops in polar air are accelerating the process. The study found that openings in sea ice, known as…
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Kashmir’s Lifeline at Risk: Climate Change Dries Fields, Shrinks Rivers

Dec 25, 2025

For centuries, Kashmir’s economy and culture have been shaped by its snow-fed rivers, fertile fields and orchards heavy with apples, cherries and walnuts. Today, that lifeline is under mounting stress. Climate change is steadily eroding…
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Unseasonal Weather: Kedarnath Yet to Receive Its Typical 5–8 Feet of Snow

Dec 24, 2025

Kedarnath Sees No Snowfall as Climate Change Raises Alarms. Kedarnath in Uttarakhand, which normally sees at least five feet of snow by this time of year, has yet to receive any snowfall, sparking concern among environmentalists. The…
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Study warns climate change could worsen child stunting in South Asia by 2050

Dec 22, 2025

Hot and humid conditions driven by climate change could result in more than three million additional cases of child stunting in South Asia by 2050, a new study has warned. Researchers from the University of California, Santa Barbara…
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Japanese citizens file lawsuit alleging unconstitutional climate inaction

Dec 19, 2025

Hundreds of citizens across Japan will file a lawsuit against the central government on Thursday, seeking damages over what they describe as “unconstitutional” inaction on climate change, marking the country’s first compensation claim…
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