The clock is ticking to save the planet and the United Nations has come out with a new report that hints at Global warming could cause profound human misery.

UN report: Global warming could cause profound human misery

UN climate report: The World needs to cut down on emissions

Recent studies show that impact of climate change has worsened over time and heatwaves are expected to get more deadly in future.

Impact of climate change on human health worsening with time

Many states in India under the grip of heatwave. Shocking rise in temperature recorded in Antarctica. The planet is heating up, fast. Global Warming is a ticking time bomb We tell you why you can't ignore it.

WION Wideangle | Global Warming: A ticking time bomb

India has emerged as a strong voice of developing nations on climate change issues that can neither be suppressed not ignored, Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav asserted in Parliament.

India, a voice for developing nations on climate change

Climate change is amongst the one biggest problem we are facing in the modern world. Major alterations in the working of our ecosystem undoubtedly impact the health of human population. WION tells you more on this.

Impact of climate change: How global warming affects us

Within days of record high temperatures in East Antarctica, an ice shelf the size of Rome collapsed completely in East Antarctica. Scientists report that the Conger ice shelf collapsed around 15 March, it had a surface area of approximately 1,200 square kilometres.

Climate Change: Ice shelf the size of Rome collapses in East Antarctica; scientists sound the alarm

Climate scientists are sounding alarm over heatwaves at both the Earth’s poles, saying that such “unprecedented” phenomena could trigger faster and abrupt climate breakdown than previously thought.

‘Unprecedented’ heatwaves recorded at Earth’s poles, scientists warn of climate calamity

Global warming has been a big concern around the world nowadays. With time, the need to increase the green cover globally has been felt. On this International Day of Forests, let’s learn about the significance of the day.

International Day of Forests: Time to improve global green cover

The world needs to launch a "transformation" to curb global warming, a top researcher behind an upcoming UN report on climate solutions said, adding that it is never to late to act.

Never too late for 'transformational' climate action: UN report

Climate change is getting more severe and intense with each passing year, and it is set to be the norm in the future if the necessary action is not taken, professor Tim Smith said on Tuesday while speaking at WION’s Climate Summit.

WION Climate Summit | Climate change impacts are getting more severe, says professor Tim Smith

Speaking at the WION’s Climate Summit, European climate pact ambassador, Netherlands, Laura De Vries called on the government across the world to shift their focus on “sustainable investment”, saying that the present level of investment was insufficient to mitigate the effects of climate change.

WION Climate Summit | Governments not focusing enough on sustainable investment, says Laura De Vries

Climate Change is real and scientists along with activists have been saying that we are not doing enough to save the only planet we have. For many of us, the situation is tricky as they want to join the fight to save planet Earth but they don't know how or where to start.

These six lifestyle changes will make you an eco-warrior, says study

World poverty to rise as climate change hits food supplies

United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has warned that humanity is not doing enough to limit the effects of climate change. IPCC noted that nearly half of the world population was already vulnerable to increasingly dangerous climate impacts.

UN climate report calls for immediate, drastic action

As per a latest study, the ice on Mount Everest has been thinning at an alarming rate. The Everest region has been losing ice significantly since the late 1990s, 80 times faster than it took to form in 2000 years.

Mount Everest's highest glacier is melting at an alarming rate, says study

According to a study, the world glaciers are shrinking at a rapid volume than previously estimated. The calculation has raised concern among communities relying on the melting of glaciers to feed rivers and irrigate crops. The revised estimation would decrease global sea-level rise by 3 inches if all glaciers were to melt.

World's glaciers thinning at alarming rate, contain less ice than expected: Study

Decreasing carbon dioxide and the atmosphere is a key in the battle to tackle climate change. The main obstacle in that fight is how to plant new trees in a short time in areas that are hard to access. Australia is experimenting with drones to speed up the seed planting process.

Australia is using drones to fight against deforestation and global warming

Greenland's immense ice sheet has lost enough ice in the past 20 years to submerge the entire United States in half a metre of water, according to data released this week by Danish researchers.

In 20 years, Greenland ice sheet loses water enough to submerge US: Study 

Global Warming is already having a major impact across the world and in yet another signal for humanity to act, plants in UK have burst into flowering about a month earlier.

Global Warming makes UK plants flower a month earlier

New research highlights the existing concerns of global warming as it has been revealed that the world's oceans passed the "point of no return" back in 2014 and the time we live in has become the new normal.

Extreme heating in oceans becoming 'new normal' as it 'passed point of no return' years ago

A new study highlights the potential impact of climate change on the livelihoods of smallholder farmers globally. It has been found that plantation crops such as coffee, cashew and avocado will face the repercussions of global warming.

How climate change will impact plantation of cash crops such as avocado, coffee and cashew

The past seven years have been the hottest on record, the United Nations confirmed Wednesday, adding that 2021 temperatures remained high despite the cooling effect of the La Nina weather phenomenon.

UN confirms 2021 among seven hottest years on record

How do we tackle global warming? Some say we could cool the earth by dimming the sun's rays. Scientists say any such experiment will take a toll on Africa, Asia. Listen in to Palki Sharma

Gravitas: Group of scientists oppose dimming the sun's rays

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