Wildfires wreak havoc on forests and vegetation, but as per a new study, they can also release a toxic, cancer-causing chemical into the air we breathe. New research released on Wednesday found that wildfires in the US may be transforming a benign form of chromium into a cancer-causing 'Erin Brockovich' chemical.

Beware! Scientists have uncovered a previously unknown threat posed by wildfires

France has committed to spending €1 billion ($1.07 billion or £880 million) in polar research by 2030. The step, as per reports, is in response to growing scientific concern over the accelerating melting of the world's ice caps and glaciers.

France commits a billion Euros to polar research amid ice caps, glaciers' melting concerns

China on Tuesday published its long-awaited methane reduction plan it had committed to back in 2021. After two years of failing to materialise, the release of this plan signals that Beijing is moving closer to a new climate agreement with the United States.

China close to climate pact with US? Releases 'ambiguous' methane reduction plan

Baltic Sea, the largest expanse of brackish water in the world, as per German media reports, is on the verge of collapse. The sea's ecosystem, as per reports, is reeling under the detrimental impact of environmental pollution and overfishing.

Baltic Sea in 'dire' state due to human activities and global warming: Report

Climate Change is dangerous, and this unfortunately is old news. Many of us care and try to incorporate so-called "green" or sustainable practices into our lives.

Your favourite beer might not taste the same in the coming years. Thanks to climate change

Japan issued a tsunami advisory for some coastal regions early on Monday. The advisory, as per reports, was issued after a series of shallow earthquakes in the Izu islands in the Pacific Ocean.

Japan warns of danger in sea and near coast following a series of shallow earthquakes in Izu islands

Typhoon Koinu batters Taiwan with 'record-breaking winds'

The Earth is heating up, and soon it may reach temperatures and humidity that after a few hours of exposure could prove fatal for humans, even young ones. Based on recent research, scientists have identified the maximum mix of heat and humidity a human body can take.

Survival and climate change: Scientists identify 'deadly' heat and humidity combo

In Thailand's picturesque Chonburi Province, the seawater of the Upper Gulf has an enchanting jade-green hue. However, the picturesque waters hide a dark secret—dense and slimy, it hides the stink of grass and decaying fish.

Thailand's picturesque emerald-hued waters hide this dark secret

Hurricane Hilary, a category four storm, is hurtling towards Mexico's Baja California peninsula on Friday, announced the United States's National Hurricane Center (NHC) as it issued its first ever tropical storm watch for California.

Hurricane Hilary strengthens to category 4 storm, US hurricane centre issues 'catastrophic flood' warning

A powerful 6.3 earthquake struck Colombia's capital Bogotá on Thursday. The massive tremor caused alarm and panic among residents, due to which one woman reportedly fell to her death.

6.3 magnitude earthquake shakes Colombia, one casualty reported

As the Earth heats up, sea ice in the Antarctic region has fallen to a record low this year. On Tuesday, scientists warned that as the global temperatures rise, there is no quick fix to reverse the damage done.

As ice in Antarctica melts to new lows, scientists warn 'no quick fix'

Climate activist Greta Thunberg has pulled out of an appearance at the upcoming Edinburgh International Book Festival, citing alleged links of sponsoring firm to the fossil fuel industry.

Greta Thunberg to skip Edinburgh International Book Festival over 'greenwashing' concerns

Climate Change is steadily contributing to heating up the Earth, and in the latest, scientists have sounded the alarm over ocean temperatures, which as per European Union's climate change service Copernicus have hit their hottest ever recorded temperature.

Ocean temperatures set new record, scientists warn we are in hot soup

In Japan, on Wednesday (August 2nd), hundreds of thousands were left without electricity as Typhoon Khanun packed with powerful winds and lashing rain, approached the island nation.

Typhoon Khanun leaves 2 dead, 41 injured in Japan; over 220,000 homes sans power

The ability to predict earthquakes has long eluded scientists, as the search for reliable precursors — early indicators of an impending earthquake — has remained fruitless.

Breakthrough in earthquake research: GPS measurements could predict tremors hours ago

In a meeting with senior Chinese officials, US climate envoy John Kerry on Tuesday (July 18th) emphasised the potential of climate cooperation between China and the United States as a way to redefine their troubled relationship and address global warming.

US climate envoy John Kerry seeks cooperation with China to redefine troubled relationship

Over 61,000 people died as a result of extreme heat during Europe's record-breaking summer last year, according to a study published on Monday (July 11). The study calls for increased efforts to protect against even deadlier heatwaves that are expected in the coming years.

Heat-related deaths in Europe soared to over 61,000 during record-breaking summer, study shows

As per a comprehensive review of global energy data conducted by the Energy Institute, greenhouse gas emissions from the energy industry reached new highs in 2022, despite record growth in wind and solar power.

Global greenhouse gas emissions hit new highs in 2022 despite growth in renewables: Report

Severe flooding and landslides triggered by monsoon rains in eastern Nepal have resulted in deaths of two people, with 28 others reported missing, according to officials.

Nepal floods: Five killed, 28 missing as monsoon rains trigger landslides and flooding

In a world marred by pandemics, conflicts, and economic upheavals, there is a far greater and insidious threat that looms large: climate change. As global temperatures soar and cataclysmic weather events become distressingly frequent, the most vulnerable populations bear the brunt of its harrowing repercussions.

World Environment Day: A clarion call for climate action

Climate activists turn Rome's iconic Trevi fountain black

Rising temperatures, heat waves, droughts and forest fires have all become a reality. With climate change steadily affecting the Earth's temperatures, the need to stay cool has become more pressing.

Explained: Global warming pushing billions to buy air conditioners. Here’s how that’s adding to climate change

Starting Monday (May 1st) people in Germany can now use the nation's public transport system — buses, metro system, as well as local and regional trains — at the flat rate of 49 euros (54 dollars).

Germany's new flat-rate travel cards will help it combat climate change. Here's how