Glaciers disappear at alarming speed around the world, scientists are racing to unlock clues hidden deep inside the ice. One Japanese research team is focusing on a rare exception - Glaciers in central Asia that are still growing.

Inside the World's Glacier Mystery, Climate Clues Locked in Ancient Ice

President Donald Trump's nominee to head the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has been confirmed by the Senate. It is drawing cheers from the fossil fuel industry and sparking alarm among green groups.

Lee Zeldin to head US Environmental Protection Agency

In Chile, a Zoo is being transformed into a biodiversity park. This move is part of an effort aimed at conserving ecosystems and underscores a growing trend towards environmental conservation. Watch in for more details!

Chile's Step Towards Environmental Conservation

COP 29: India pitches for fair carbon market scheme; top banks pledge $120bn aid to poor nations

A pink river dolphin stranded on a riverbank in central Bolivia has been rescued and returned to the wild...despite the iconic status of river dolphins, also known as Bufeos in Bolivia, little is known about their populations and habitats, according to WWF...

Stranded Pink Dolphin rescued in Bolivia

India's monsoon is advancing after stalling for more than a week. Rains are set to cover central parts of the country in the next few days. Watch this video for all details.

India's monsoon advances, set to bring relief from heatwave

Polar bears are on the verge of local extinction due to starvation in Canada's Hudson Bay. An international team of scientists says this can happen by mid-century if global warming exceeds the Paris Climate Accord limits .

Polar Bears on verge of extinction due to starvation amid global warming

According to UNESCO, the world has been treating our oceans like a free for all. And that needs to stop. According to UNESCO’s executive secretary, climate change is disrupting life in our oceans which are being harmed by pollution, acidification and a loss of bio-diversity.

Climate Change disrupting life in our oceans

Heavy rains swept over the Spanish island. Floodwaters can be seen around the Palma de Mallorca Airport Vehicles were seen with partially submerged tyres in a car park.

Spain: Heavy rains paralyse daily life, flights to Mallorca re-routed

Human-driven climate change has caused some of the fiercest weather extremes across South Asia over the past couple of weeks. From a brutal heatwave in New Delhi and northwest India hitting record peaks, to cyclonic rainfall over eastern India and Bangladesh. It's been quite a roller coaster ride. Bhairavi Singh brings you the details.

Extreme heatwave in India

Most parts of northwest India will not get respite from the scorching heat in June, even as there is a brief relief after three days due to western disturbances.

India heatwave: Delhi records 48 degrees | Rajasthan's Phalodi records 49.4 degrees

Planes are submerged and runways are underwater in Brazil. Floods have destroyed roads and bridges in several cities triggering landslides and leaving a path of destruction.

Brazil flood leaves 150,000 homeless, engulfs cities across South Brazil

All educational institutions including schools and colleges will remain closed in India's Northeastern state, Manipur on May 6th and 7th. DIue to intense rainfall in the region this action has been taken.

India: Rains cause havoc, hailstorms hit parts of Manipur

Europe is the world's fastest warming continent and its temperatures are rising at roughly twice the global average this is the finding of a new report by the United Nations Meteorological Organization and the EU's climate agency. Watch in for more details!

Europe the fastest warming continent, temperature rising at twice the global average says Report

Climate change in the Arctic particularly in the last decade or two has drastically altered the feeding habits of reindeers. These fascinating animals are now struggling to feed on their own especially during the winters. Watch in for more details!

Climate change alters feeding habits of Arctic Reindeer

The 2023-24 El nino has peaked as one of the five strongest weather phenomena on record. Even if it is currently waning slightly, it still is expected to have an impact on the climate in the upcoming months. This by storing more heat in the atmosphere caused by greenhouse gases released by human activity.

El nino weakens but will keep temperatures high: UN

Freezing rain and unexpected snowfall have claimed the lives of at least 35 people in remote areas of Pakistan. According to the disaster management authorities, among the victims, 22 children have lost their lives, after being crushed in landslides that buried their homes.

Pakistan meteorologists blame climate change for unusual weather

Arctic foxes are small and stout carnivorous animals who are opportunistic feeders, eating practically any animal alive or dead. They rely on population of rodents, especially lemmings, voles, and other small mammals. However, due to climate change the foxes' rodent prey have become scarce. Fearing the extinction of these foxes due to hunger norway is now breeding them.

Critically endangered Arctic Foxes breed in Norway

Farmers across europe have renewed demonstrations to demand action from policymakers. Apart from cheap supermarket prices and low-cost imports, they are also concerned about the european union's strenuous environmental rules.

European concerned about the EU's strenuous environmental rules

Peru is grappling with an unprecedented climate challenge, facing intense heatwaves, devastating floods, and now, an imminent dengue outbreak. Soaring temperatures and extreme rains have ushered in a series of pressing environmental and health challenges.

Extreme rains drench Peru, lead to dengue outbreak

Across Mongolia, the Dzud weather, characterised by freezing and harsh weather conditions, has caused widespread hardship and food insecurity for herder communities who rely heavily on their livestock for existence.

'Dzud' causes widespread hardship for Mongolian herders

It seems climate change may soon be responsible for the disappearance of the Aral Sea. Located in Central Asia, the Aral Sea was once one of the largest inland bodies of water and many people prospered because of it. But now that may soon be a thing of the past.

The disappearance of Aral Sea

SpaceX launches nasa's pace satellite to study earth's oceans, air and climate.

NASA launches new climate mission to study ocean

With temperatures rising across the world. Italian mountains are severely lacking snow in one of the hottest winters in history.

Unprecedented snow-drought conditions in the Italian Alps

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