The world is getting hotter. Both land and sea temperatures are at a record-breaking high. And as per climate experts, the target of keeping long-term global warming within 1.5 degrees Celsius is moving out of reach. Parts of north America were 10 degree Celsius above the seasonal average this month. Wildfires in Canada and the US East coast have led to record-breaking carbon emissions- 160 million metric tons. Extreme heat has also been recorded in India, China, Spain, Iran and Vietnam punishing droughts have also been witnessed across the world this year sea surface temperatures are also rapidly increasing.

Global warming heating up land & sea as earth's temperature rises

A recent study has revealed that volcanic eruptions are becoming more frequent as a result of climate change. Volcanologist Jonathan Fink and Associate Professor of Geography Idowu "Jola" Ajibade conducted the research to understand how climate change affects the frequency of volcanic eruptions and other consequences.

Study shows volcanic eruptions becoming more frequent due to climate change

United States officials on Friday released a statement saying that at least 13 people lost their lives due to extreme heat waves in the southern United States, amid heavy air pollution in other parts of the country due to smoke from wildfires in Canada.

Extreme heatwave kills at least 13 in the United States

Searing heat in Mexico has claimed the lives of more than 100 people in the month of June, the government said in a statement, after a series of heatwaves rattled the nation.

Scorching heat claims lives of more than 100 in June, says Mexico government

A study published in the journal JAMA Psychiatry, on Wednesday (June 28) found that an increase in temperatures leads to a substantial rise in domestic violence against women.

India might witness rise in domestic violence against women due to climate change: Study

Chilean activists use ice sculptures to demand protection for antarctica during the international summit of the commission for the conservation of Antarctic marine living resources (ccamlr).

Activists call for Antarctica's protection

A climate report on Monday claimed that Europe needs to brace itself for more deadly heatwaves which are led by climate change, emphasising that it has emerged as the fastest-warming continent of the world, with its temperature rising by 2.

Europe becomes fastest warming continent in world, claims climate report

Climate change could unleash gigantic tsunamis in the southern ocean, warns new study

Climate change can trigger deadly tsunamis: Study

For the first time, the global mean temperature breached the 1.5 degrees Celsius mark—the target set by the UN to stave off climate disruptions on Earth. The global temperature has broken the pre-industrial levels several times in past, but that has happened only in winter and spring, where deviations are more pronounced.

For first time, global temperature breaches 1.5C warming threshold in first half of June

With the threat of climate change increasing day by day, mangoes have become the latest casualty of climate crisis. The production of mangoes has been affected adversely due to extreme weather event in India. Mohammad Saleh tells you more.

Gravitas: Mango the latest casualty of warming planet

In one of its kind bids to counter climate change, activists have filed a climate lawsuit in the Court. They are demanding that the government takes urgent steps to tackle this crisis.

Climate change lawsuit: Montana youth file climate case

There can be no sea ice left in the Arctic roughly a decade earlier than expected, warned scientists in another sign of the climate crisis accelerating faster than expected as pollution continues to heat the planet.

Arctic could be ice-free in summer by 2030s. Previous models underestimated trends, say experts

Sweltering heat has taken a toll on people's lives in several parts of India. As temperatures soared above 45 degrees Celsius in recent weeks, people not only suffered the outwardly wrath of heat, but were bogged down by the unprecedented stress it levied on India’s agriculture, public health, and economy.

Data Lab | India feels the heat: What happens if the current heatwave trend continues?

The Indian National Capital witnesses a weather roller coaster, sudden mercury dip reflects dangers of climate change.

Shift in India's weather reflects dangers of climate change

Seven out of eight Earth System Boundaries (ESBs) that are critical for the stability of the planet's health and the survival of species have already been crossed, according to a new Earth Commission study published in Nature on Wednesday (May 31), implying that humanity's future is now at risk of a climate catastrophe.

7 of 8 climate red lines breached, India now a transgression hotspot: Study

Amazon employees staged a walkout at company headquarters in Seattle on Wednesday (May 31) to protest against changes in company’s climate policy, layoffs and a return-to-office mandate.

Amazon employees stage walkout at company headquarters in Seattle

While the world stands on the verge of breaching the 1.5 degree Celsius threshold set by experts to avert a massive climate change crisis, a new study has revealed that even curbing global heating at the set target may not help developing nations alleviate their sufferings.

‘Too hot to handle’: Scientists warn even 1.5C of global heating may cause devastation on Earth

Microorganisms' ability to adapt to the climate change can help reduce global warming by storing carbon in the soil, a recent study from Lund University in Sweden claims.

Microorganisms' ability to adapt to climate change can help reduce global warming, claims study

In pics | At least 100 climate activists briefly block air traffic in Geneva, four injured

In Australia, climate change is clearing the way for more disasters. Now, warming conditions are changing yet another aspect of life: The country’s $40 billion wine industry.

Droughts, heat & fire: Future of wine in the climate crisis

Scientists warn the world is on track for global heating of 2.7°C and ‘phenomenal’ human suffering.

What the future holds for our warming world

According to a new study by one earth, warmer temperature increases the risk of insufficient sleep. Global heating is increasing night-time temperatures and the process is even faster than how it happens during the day. The analysis revealed that the average global citizen loses 44 hours of sleep yearly.

Rising temperatures will make it harder to sleep: Study

The United Nations agency published new figures on Monday (May 22) which indicated that extreme weather events caused nearly 600 disasters in India which claimed 138,377 lives in the past five decades.

Climate change, extreme weather have led to hundreds of thousands of deaths in India: UN

Researchers warned on Monday (May 22) that more than a fifth of the human population will face extreme and probably life-threatening heat by 2100 if current policies to limit global warming continue.

'Dangerous heat' set to affect billions by 2100: Study

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