Science & tech | Previous studies have indicated that crocodiles have reduced swimming and diving performance when their body temperatures are 89.6 F or higher.

Climate change is changing behaviour of crocodiles: Study

India News: Areas like Gulmarg, Pahalgam, and Sonamarg received a fresh spell of snow while Srinagar witnessed rains, bringing the much-needed respite as multiple water bodies and springs had dried up due to no precipitation in the area.

Fresh snowfall and rain in Kashmir Valley end dry spell, bring respite

Peru has been hit by widespread flooding after heavy rains caused rivers to overflow,...
Affecting several towns across the country...
Rescue teams delivered food and helped install sandbags around homes to prevent further water ingress...

Rivers overflow, affecting multiple towns across Peru

Japan set fresh climate targets,...

Pledging to slash greenhouse gas emissions by 60 percent in the next decade from 2013 levels...

Japan's environment ministry said that it aims to slash emissions 60 percent by the 2035 fiscal year, which starts in April

Japan pledges 60% emissions cut by 2035

Skiing in China is becoming an increasingly popular and affordable pastime as winter sports boom under government support. Low-cost passes and rental equipment contribute to a projected $137 billion in revenue this year. This surge is defying the overall sluggish consumption in China’s post-covid economy but experts warn that climate change and environmental issues can threaten long-term growth.

Climate change threatens skiing industry

Underwater kelp forests support an incredible range of plant and animal life, making them one of the most bio-diverse ecosystems in the ocean...

They also play a crucial role in absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere...

But kelp is showing signs of a decline worldwide, often due to the impact of climate change...

Baby Kelp helps revive Australia's barren bay

Gwadar in Balochistan has experienced extreme weather conditions in recent years.

Balochistan is an arid, mountainous and vast province in Pakistan’s southwest that has searing summers and harsh winters...

Gwadar is a town is built on sand dunes and bordered by the Arabian sea on three sides at a low elevation...

And that makes it vulnerable to climate change in a country that has already seen its share of catastrophe from it...

Flooding & sea level rise threaten Gwadar

January 2025 has officially been declared the warmest January on record, with global average surface air temperatures reaching 1.75°C above pre-industrial levels. 


Scientists record hottest January in Earth's history, raising global warming concerns

Brazil is facing an intense heatwave, driving thousands to Rio’s beaches even at night to escape the scorching temperatures. Forecasters warn that the extreme heat will persist in the coming days.

Scorching heatwave sends Brazilians flocking to Rio’s beaches as temperatures soar

With COP30 set to take place in Brazil this November, global leaders are urged to set ambitious emissions targets. Countries must unveil their 2035 climate goals by February 10, shaping the future of environmental policies.

COP30 president urges bold emission targets as nations prepare 2035 climate goals

The Breathe Pakistan conference, held in Islamabad, brought together experts and policymakers to discuss strategies for combating climate change. The event focused on finding actionable solutions to tackle environmental challenges facing the country, with an emphasis on reducing pollution, improving sustainability, and addressing the long-term impacts of climate change on Pakistan.

Pakistan needs $40-50Bn annually for climate action say reports

South Asia | Pakistan: The conference aims at bringing together leaders, experts, and innovators to collaborate on strategies that address the climate crisis while supporting economic growth and lessening the negative impact of climate change.

Pakistan kicks off two-day international conference on tackling climate change

Kashmir is witnessing an alarming 75% dip in precipitation this January, leading to a drastic change in its winter landscape. The famous snow-covered valleys are now seeing less snowfall, raising concerns about climate change and its impact on tourism and agriculture. Experts warn of long-term consequences if this trend continues. Stay tuned for a detailed report!

Kashmir faces 75% drop in snowfall – What’s happening?

The Greenland Ice Sheet is cracking open more rapidly as it responds to climate change, a study has found. Watch this report for more details!

Greenland ice sheet cracking quicker than ever, study finds

Greenland ice sheet cracking faster than ever, study finds

Climate change is contributing to the rising rat population, as warmer temperatures and altered ecosystems provide ideal conditions for these pests to thrive. This increase in rat numbers poses significant risks to public health and food security.

Rat population rising with climate change

The World Bank (WB) has warned that climate change could erode up to 12 percent of Zimbabwe's gross domestic product (GDP) annually if the country does not implement robust measures to tackle the phenomenon.

Zimbabwe’s agricultural sector at risk, World Bank warns

Year 2024 marked the hottest year in history. This extreme heat, sometimes dubbed the "silent killer," proved deadly in places like Thailand, India, and the United States. Now, a study has found that by the end of the century, dangerous temperatures could kill 50% more people in Europe.

Climate change to boost heat deaths in the South

World, trending: Scientists said the global attempts to reduce climate change "remain poor" as governments are not implementing the required policies to stop global warming. 

Doomsday Clock moves closest to midnight in its 78-year history, scientists issue warnings

World: The Paris Agreement is a legally binding international treaty on climate change. The agreement was adopted in 2015 and came into force in 2016. 

US President Donald Trump's admin will withdraw from Paris Climate Accord

Chocolate production faces bleak outlook in 2025. Cocoa grindings in Europe and Asia dropped significantly in the final quarter of 2024, signaling growing struggles for chocolate makers facing record prices and shrinking inventories. Bean processing fell 5.4% in Europe and 0.5% in Asia compared to the same period last year. This marks the lowest fourth-quarter grindings since 2020, when the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted the industry.

Cocoa grindings hit 4 year low in Europe, Asia

India News | Trending: Jammu and Kashmir experienced a precipitation deficit last year, with rainfall plunging to 870.9 mm against the normal average of 1232.3 mm—a significant deficit of 29%. 

Jammu and Kashmir records least rainfall in 50 years, Jhelum level lowest ever

Trending, Science & Tech: This protest comes after the European Union’s Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) announced that last year was the warmest on record globally.

Climate protesters deface Darwin’s grave, spray ‘1.5 is dead’ over climate crisis

The last two years exceeded on average a critical warming limit for the first time as global temperatures soar "beyond what modern humans have ever experienced", an EU agency said.

Global warming limit exceeded in last 2 years

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