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Planet heating faster than ever before, new research shows
A new study published in Geophysical Research Letters has found that the pace of global warming has nearly doubled since 2015, raising concerns that the world could breach the Paris Agreement goal of limiting temperature rise to 1.5°C…
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5 Deserts Around the World That Appear Shockingly Green
Deserts are usually imagined as vast stretches of sand, scorching heat and almost no plant life. However, some desert regions around the world tell a very different story.
Despite receiving extremely low rainfall, they can appear…
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1.5°C breached: What permanent global warming at this level could mean for India
There is one number that looms over every climate summit, government pledge and scientific warning: 1.5°C. That is the limit the world set under the Paris Agreement in 2015 — the maximum global temperature rise above pre-industrial levels…
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Global sea levels likely underestimated because of flawed modelling, study finds
Global sea levels may have been significantly underestimated due to flawed modelling methods, with new research suggesting that ocean levels could be much higher than previously believed.
The finding could have major implications for…
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“Heading to Darma Valley? Watch Out for These 4 Health Risks”
Darma Valley Travel: 4 Health Risks You Should Know
Darma Valley, located in the Pithoragarh district of Uttarakhand, India, is increasingly popular for Himalayan snow treks and winter sports. While the snowy landscapes are thrilling,…
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Australia welcomes decision to hold pre-COP climate meetings in Fiji and Tuvalu
Australia has welcomed the Pacific Islands Forum announcement confirming that Fiji and Tuvalu will host key pre-COP climate events later this year, placing Pacific priorities at the centre of global climate negotiations.
Fiji will…
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India Urges Faster Global Climate Action at WSDS 2026
India’s environment minister on Wednesday called for a major acceleration in global climate efforts, urging nations to triple renewable energy capacity and significantly scale up adaptation finance.
Addressing the silver jubilee edition…
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Why Mars Lost Its Oceans: Scientists Identify the Crucial Missing Link
Scientists may be closer to answering one of planetary science’s biggest mysteries — how Mars lost the vast amounts of water that once flowed across its surface.
Today, Mars is a cold, arid world. But dried-up river channels, ancient…
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Climate Crisis May Drive 1.1 Billion Into Hunger by 2100, Study Warns
In 2025, more than 295 million people around the world faced acute hunger. Conflict, displacement, economic shocks and extreme weather events all played a role. But the deeper concern is not just today’s crisis — it is how much worse it…
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Rising Seas, Rising Conflict: Climate Change Deepens Crisis for Sundarbans’ ‘Tiger Widows’
In the vulnerable Sundarbans delta, climate change is deepening the hardships faced by so-called “tiger widows” — women whose husbands were killed by Royal Bengal tiger — as environmental degradation and economic stress drive more…
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