The seas are the most obvious sign of global warming because they absorb 90% of the heat that is trapped by carbon emissions from the combustion of fossil fuels. Scientists said that in 2023, the oceans absorbed record amounts of heat, and the data indicated that over the previous ten years, the oceans had warmed significantly annually.

Climate change: 2023 smashes records for surface temperature and ocean heat

Global warming pushes ocean temperatures off the charts: Study

The phenomena of climate change and global warming took centre stage in South Asia too in 2023, perhaps like never before. Torrential unseasonal rains, floods, weather extremes, melting Himalayan ice, and more put the focus on the region being a major victim of climate change as well as the need for joint efforts from countries in South Asia to take on the problem.

Climate change: Impact on South Asia in 2023

Elon Musk, the creator of the electric car company Tesla, stated on Saturday that oil and gas shouldn't be vilified in the medium run, but he also stressed the need to cut carbon emissions in order to protect the environment.

Oil and gas should not be demonised, says Elon Musk

The world is moving towards more ecologically-oriented decisions, and the green politics movement is carrying this baton in the political sphere. Green politics rose as a social movement to shift the the global political dynamic to more sustainable directions, but it is now increasingly claiming a spot in mainstream politics.

Green parties' impact on climate policy

Climate change is real this is a statement we have heard over the years but a byproduct stemming from these conversations is of climate anxiety. The climate 'tipping point report' has some major revelations. Tune in to know more.

Climate 'Tipping Point': World is at a pivotal point, govt should act now to save planet

The President of Cop28, Sultan Al Jaber, has claimed that there is "no science" indicating that a phase-out of fossil fuels is needed to restrict global heating to 1.5°C. Al Jaber's comments have attracted widespread criticism. Should oil leaders head climate summits?

Gravitas:  Climate summit head questions science behind phasing out fossil fuel

Environment Minister Bhupender Singh Yadav Addresses Climate Action Measures at India Global Forum. Adaption, mitigation and individual efforts are needed to save the world, says Bhupender Yadav.

Adaption & individual efforts are needed to save the world: Bhupender Yadav, Environment minister

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other world leaders are scheduled to attend the COP28 Summit, the yearly United Nations summit on climate change. The dates of the summit are November 30 to December 12. Delegates from almost 200 nations will be present at the summit, which is being hosted by conference host and OPEC member the UAE. They will be there to support the idea of a low-carbon future that embraces fossil fuels rather than rejects them.

COP28 begins in Dubai; PM Modi to attend summit, Pope Francis cancels Dubai visit

COP28 begins in Dubai; PM Modi to attend summit

At COP28, nations grapple with the consequences of a year marked by record heat and drought. From assessing global climate progress to heated debates over the future of fossil fuels, this summit is a battleground of ideas and commitments.

Nations grapple with climate change urgency at COP28

The United Nations chief urges world leaders to take decisive action to tackle ever-worsening climate change when they gather at the COP28 summit in Dubai starting this week. "We are trapped in a deadly cycle," UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says. "The solutions are well known."

COP28 Summit: Could the world agree to ditch fossil fuels at COP28?

COP28 Summit: Will countries agree to quit all fossil fuels?

COP28 president optimistic of stopping global warming

UN chief urges world leaders to take decisive action against global warming

Every continent has seen extreme weather occurrences, including the most recent "unbearable" hot in Brazil, historically high sea temperatures, and alarming lows in Antarctic sea ice.

Global warming: Is the world warming faster than expected?

Twelve billionaires’ climate emissions outpollute 2.1m homes, analysis finds. Research shows impact from lifestyles and investments of likes of jeff bezos, bill gates and elon musk

Gravitas: How are the wealthy directly contributing to climate change?

The United Nations (UN) warned on Tuesday (Nov 14) that the world was failing to get a grip on climate change, as an assessment of current climate pledges showed only minor progress on reducing emissions this decade.

UN warns world failing to get a grip on climate change

Pope Francis is warning followers around the world about climate change. The 86-year-old head of the catholic church is urging rich nations to make profound changes to tackle climate crisis. On wednesday, the Pope issued an official declaration saying that the effects of climate change are “already irreversible” and devastating to humanity.

Pope Francis warns about climate change

Thousands of species of frogs, salamanders are at risk of disappearing forever. Facing multiple threats, including habitat loss, disease and climate change, amphibians are the most threatened group of vertebrates in the world. We leave you with this report. Thanks for watching wion's climate tracker.

Amphibians are threatened due to climate change, habitat loss

Climate change has begun to affect our planet and the organisms. UK'S beloved migratory birds are facing a crisis as global warming takes flight. Increasing temperatures, changing vegetation and extreme weather conditions are leading to significant changes of the birds' essential habitats. In many cases these are the reasons for the decline of bird populations.

UK migratory birds 'in freefall' over climate change

It is still winter in brazil but the temperatures in the South American nation are reaching to 40 degrees celsius. The meteorologists warned that temperatures may continue to rise in the country and may rise to as much as 45 degrees celsius.

Brazilians head to the beach to escape high temperatures

After his announcement on putting off the ban on sales of new petrol cars. In his latest statement, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak insisted that the UK would still meet it's climate commitments. He said that he was not slowing down efforts to tackle climate change.

Not slowing down efforts to tackle climate change: UK PM

As the world is on track to break the record for the hottest year in history, world leaders, business leaders and activists gathered for the climate week and united nations climate action summit in Manhattan.

Climate takes centre-stage at un as global temperatures rise