Climate change is reshaping and changing the allergy seasons worldwide. The ideal condition for plants to generate more pollen is created by rising temperatures and increased carbon dioxide levels.



Climate change and allergies: Why 2024 was worse for allergy sufferers

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

The Spanish civil guard maritime service are still patrolling the coasts of Valencia, Days after the devastating flash floods killed at least 217 people in eastern Spain. Spanish authorities say that 89 people are confirmed to be missing one week after the catastrophic floods in the eastern Valencia region...

Spain Floods: Sea Search & Rescue Operation Still Ongoing

Several people have died after torrential rain caused flash floods in south-eastern Spain. Rescue efforts are still underway as dozens of people are unaccounted. Protesters vent anger towards authorities in Spain.

Spain Floods: Citizens Protest Against Government

Several people have died after torrential rain caused flash floods in Spain. It is said to be Spain's worst flood in decades. Watch this report to know more.

Spain Floods: Spain's King & Queen Visit Valencia

Several people have died after torrential rain caused flash floods in south-eastern Spain, authorities have said. Rescue efforts are underway as dozens of people are unaccounted for.

Spain Battles Deadliest Floods: 211 Dead

Spain Floods: Death Toll Rises To 200

Spain Floods: Rescuers Race To Find Those Washed Away By Spain's Floods

Spain Floods: Spain Hit By Deadliest Floods In Decades

India's per capita emissions are surprisingly low compared to major economies, yet the country faces pressure at COP29. As discussions shift to the concept of polluters pay, we look at how much per capita emissions each region in the world contributes.

COP29: Who Will Foot the Climate Bill ?

With heatwaves becoming stronger and more frequent, Paris' underground electric cables have found themselves vulnerable. The cables, dating back 60 years, expand and contract under drastic changes in temperature, creating gaps and taking in moisture, ultimately leading to power cuts.

Paris To Switch Power Cables In Bid To Remain 'City Of Light'

As the world gears up for cop29 in Baku, the urgency to fund climate goals has never been clearer—or more hypocritical. While wealthy nations fueled their development with fossil fuels, they now expect poorer countries to put their growth on hold in exchange for shiny carbon emission targets.

Cop29: Is Climate Cash Just a Pipe Dream ?

While European Nations tout ambitious climate agendas, the ultra-wealthy are jetting off on lavish holidays, emitting staggering CO2 levels. A recent report reveals that private jets contributed over 520,000 tonnes of emissions in 2023, with a single flight releasing nearly as much CO2 as an average European citizen does in a year. Can Europe’s leaders reconcile their climate promises with this blatant hypocrisy?

Private Jets: Environmental Impact Exposed

Faces of Climate Resilience docu-series: An important watch on climate change 

South Korea court rules much of climate goals 'unçonstitutional'

Sweden starts killing 20 per cent of its brown bear population despite outcry against 'macho pride'

World Elephant Day 2024: Date, Theme, Significance: All you need to know

Around the world raging wildfires are escalating these extreme weather events while not unprecedented are occurring more frequently and with greater intensity than in the past. Watch to know more!

Climate change making wildfires intense

Days are becoming longer as climate change is altering Earth's axis of rotation

Climate crisis may be costing some insects their sex lives, suggests study. Here is how

AI supercomputers run on fossil fuels, water, even nuclear energy: How hard is it hitting our planet?

33,000 deaths attributed to air pollution levels each year within Indian norms: Study

In a key comment aimed at clarifying the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism the director general of the European Commission's Directorate General of Taxation and Customs, highlighted, that the instrument is not designed as a barrier or a tax, he said it is only an instrument that allows companies with more sustainable products to benefit. The director general spoke to WION's diplomatic correspondent Siddhant Sibbal, listened in.

Exclusive: EU official speaks to WION about CBAM initiative

'Not a trade barrier with India': EU official clarifies CBAM's environmental focus

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