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

The United Kingdom is prepared for unprecedented heat wave conditions as meteorologists predict that the arrival of the African Plume would result in "record-breaking" temperatures.

UK braces for 'African Plume Heatwave': Country to witness record-breaking temperatures

A recent study found that more than half of the world’s lakes and reservoirs have shrunk in the past three decades. Researchers quoted climate crises and human consumption as the main reason behind the decline in water lines.

Half of world's lakes and reservoirs are drying up : Study

With the surge in global warming, expert explains how the world urgently needs to ramp up solutions for slashing carbon emissions. Hem Kaur Saroya brings you the report.

Good news about climate tipping points

Winter weather came early to Australia with a cold front bringing snow across the southeast as high winds created large surf swells at sydney's bondi beach. Eric Njoka brings you the report.

Australia witnesses cold weather, snow & flight cancellations

Warming temperatures, shifting seasonal patterns, and more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is affecting pollen production. Professor of biology at indiana university explains how climate change is impacting plant species, which are then impacting the allergy season.

How climate change is making seasonal allergies worse | WION Climate Tracker

The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) has said in its latest update that the onset of an El Nino is almost certain now, with a high probability that it will set in this very month. Watch this to know more.

El Nino to bring extreme weather across the globe, says WMO

The world could breach a new average temperature record in 2023 or 2024, fuelled by climate change and the anticipated return of the El Nino weather phenomenon, climate scientists say. Watch this to find out more.

World could face record temperatures in 2023 or 2024 as El Nino returns

Extinction Rebellion, an environmental advocacy organisation, started four days of protests in London on Friday, promising less commotion and greater participation than the massive blockades that have been its signature. This weekend, the group anticipates a gathering of 100,000 people outside the parliament, and so far, it claims that 30,000 individuals have expressed interest. It expects 40,000 to 50,000 people to show out to "The Big One" event, which will take place on Sunday in conjunction with the London Marathon.

Climate activists launch four day mass protest in London

Scientists at the world's northernmost year-round research station are racing to understand how the fastest-warming place on earth is changing. Researchers have been studying the polar region for decades and now they are trying to find out what these climate changes may mean for the planet's future.

Polar regions warming fastest- what does this mean earth's future?

Japan climate group calls for reforms. Somalia hit by drought, displaces around 1.4 million Somalis. Watch to know more.

Japan climate group calls for reforms; Somalia hit by climate crisis

Summers are here and so are the mosquitoes. While India is unable to eliminate dengue, climate change is making the weather more conducive to mosquitoes, which is helping vectors spread disease. Hem Kaur Saroya brings you the report.

Climate change key reason for rise in mosquitoes: Study

Escalating summer heat and droughts are impacting forests around the world, with trees browning early and some even experiencing die-back. Eric Njoka brings you the report.

Hot, dry weather turning trees brown

Do rising temperatures, melting ice, deforestation, and pollution levels bother you? Does the climate crisis stress you out? If the answer to all this is yes, then you could be suffering from eco-anxiety. Eric njoka brings you the report.

Here's how you can cope with climate anxiety

Social, political, and technological inertia mean the Paris agreement’s target of limiting global warming to 1.5°c above pre-industrial temperatures is likely to be missed. Hem Soraya brings you the report.

Are we too far from the 1.5°c target? | WION Climate Tracker

The intensity of extreme drought and rainfall has "sharply" increased over the past two decades. That's what a new study has confirmed. After a deadly landslide in Ecuador that killed at least 23 and injured dozens. Another landslide has been reported. In East Democratic Republic of Congo that killed at least 20 and injured several others.

Extreme weather: How it is connected to climate change

The intensity of extreme drought and rainfall has "sharply" increased over the past two decades. That's what a new study has confirmed. Rohit Wellington brings you the report.

Flooding & droughts to happen more often: Study

Scientists have yet again, sounded a warning over global warming and have said that melting ice in and around Antarctica is now threatening to dramatically slow deep-water currents in oceans across the world.

Melting ice in Antarctica may impact oceans 'for centuries': Study

United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday voted to pass the resolution asking the world's top Court to define the obligations of states to combat climate change. The resolution was taken in a hope to drive countries in taking stronger measures and clarify international law on the same the historic resolution seeking an advisory opinion from the international court of justice.

Climate Change: UN votes to ask world court to rule on countries' climate duties

The United Nations general assembly on Wednesday voted to pass a resolution asking the world’s top court to define the obligations of states to combat climate change.

United Nations seeks court clarity on Climate change obligations

UN Adopts Landmark Resolution for Climate Action: What You Need to Know

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has warned that the world is already only a few tenths of a degree away from the global target of limiting warming to 1.

Explained: What is climate change? What are its consequences? | A lowdown

U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres warned that the climate time bomb is ticking as he urged rich nations on Monday to slash emissions sooner after a new assessment from scientists said there was little time to lose in tackling climate change.

Climate time bomb is ticking, expect more floods, cyclones and droughts

A critical report on climate warned the world is set to cross the key 1.5°celsius global warming limit in about a decade. Is it too late?

UN chief says climate time bomb is ticking

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