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As India Enters 2026, Climate Change Emerges as an Economic Reality
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”
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
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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Air Pollution in India: Doctors Call It the Largest Health Crisis Since Covid
Air Pollution Emerges as India’s Largest Health Crisis Since Covid, Warn Doctors.
Air pollution has become arguably the most pressing public health crisis India has faced since the pandemic, and experts warn that its impact will worsen…
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Kashmir’s Lifeline at Risk: Climate Change Dries Fields, Shrinks Rivers
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
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
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
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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हवा-पानी प्रदूषण पर जनता का बड़ा कदम, सरकार पर केस दर्ज
जापान में जलवायु परिवर्तन को लेकर सरकार की कथित निष्क्रियता के खिलाफ सैकड़ों लोग अदालत का दरवाज़ा खटखटाने जा रहे हैं।
बदलते मौसम और बिगड़ते पर्यावरण पर प्रभावी कदम न उठाने को लेकर ये लोग केंद्र सरकार पर गुरुवार, 18 दिसंबर को मुकदमा दायर…
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Satellites Spot Methane Emissions from Fossil Fuel Sites Across the Globe
Methane is the second-largest human-caused contributor to global warming, often overshadowed by carbon dioxide despite having nearly 30 times its warming impact over the short term.
Large volumes of methane are released from clearly…
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