A giant tabular iceberg named A68A, which was adrift in the South Atlantic was calved from Antarctica's Larsen C ice shelf in July 2017 and reportedly by April 2021, it vanished.

Massive iceberg A68A released 152 billion tonnes of fresh water into ocean, study reveals

It has been well established through various studies that the Arctic permafrost has been warming and, in many areas, thawing since the 1980s due to climate change.

Climate change-induced permafrost thaw threatening homes, infrastructure in Arctic: Report

Sea level rise caused by global warming is threatening a Loango bay on the west coast of Congo. Once home to an important slave trading post, this bay is at risk of washing away along with its important history.

Global warming is threatening Congo's Loango Bay

On Friday, the UK ended the New Year’s Eve on a warm note—quite literally—as the country experienced its warmest day on record with temperatures hovering around 15 degrees Celsius (59 degrees Fahrenheit), the Met Office said.

Ending 2021 on a warm note: UK records warmest New Year’s Eve

Several European regions witnessed unusual warm temperatures in the last week of December, with weather officials predicting milder winters at the start of 2022.

Spain, Italy record ‘unusual’ warm temperatures on cold New Year’s Eve

Yearender 2021: Top 10 extreme weather events that shocked the world

Scientists have sounded an alarm on limiting global warming. The government across the globe were urged to step up with their efforts.

Scientists have sounded an alarm on limiting global warming

Global warming can double the occurrence of crop pests and diseases by the end of the century in China, threatening the Asian giant’s food security, scientists have warned.

Global warming can double crop pests and diseases in China, threaten food security, warn scientists

If you are a pancake lover and are wondering if the lack of maple syrup in Canada might affect your regular dose, fret not, Quebec is about to save your craving.

Quebec opens emergency stock to meet rising maple syrup demand

A UN agency has confirmed an Arctic temperature record of over 38 degree Celsius in a Siberian town last year during the prolonged heat wave there.

New record high temperature set in the Arctic last year

Loss of habitat and poaching is taking a toll on Cheetah cubs. Somaliland sets up a rescue center to keep rescued cubs from poachers.

Global Warming & Pet trade left Cheetah cubs vulnerable

According to a UN agency, an Arctic temperature record of more than 38 Celsius was reached in a Siberian town last year during a prolonged heatwave that caused widespread alarm about the intensity of global warming.

UN agency confirms 2020 arctic heat record in Siberian town

The Arctic region recorded its highest temperature ever of 38°C (100.4°F) last year as per the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). Reflecting on the adverse impact of climate change, the UN agency said devastating fires all across the globe were a driving factor of massive sea ice loss.

Arctic region recorded highest temperature ever in 2020, says World Meteorological Organization

In the horn of Africa, Cheetah cubs have fallen victim to global warming and pet trade. Left vulnerable due to the loss of habitat, they are increasingly being targeted by the poachers.

Cheetah cubs in Somaliland fight against animal trafficking and global warming

The melting of a West Antarctic glacier threatens to cause the world's greatest rise in sea levels before 2100, scientists have said, warning that an ice shelf holding it back from the sea could collapse within three to five years.

This ice shelf the size of UK is melting so fast it could raise sea levels by over 2 feet

Cheetah cubs threatened by pet trade, global warming in Somaliland

In Albania, communist-era bunkers built to withstand the nuclear attacks have now become the casualties of global warming and rising sea levels.

Sea rise threatens communist-era bunkers in Albania

Nobel Laureates Klaus Hasselmann and David MacMillan raise concerns about extreme climate events in recent times. According to Hasselmann, Making people understand the gravity of the situation is the biggest challenge. However, MacMillan expressed happiness over the youth's efforts in combating climate change.

Nobel Laureates Klaus Hasselmann & David MacMillan talk about climate change

A study done on Marine ecosystems flags extinction of Coral Reefs in the Indian Ocean in the next 50 years. Human interventions such as excess fishing and global warming are said to be the reasons behind such a threat.

Study: Coral Reefs in the Indian Ocean under threat due to Human interventions & Global warming

Bolivia was once home to the world's highest Ski resorts. As global warming took a toll on the country, the resort has now reduced to an example of the devastating impact of climate change.

World's highest Ski resort in Bolivia shuts down as glacier near it recedes

Researchers say global warming might be responsible for albatrosses, one of the most monogamous birds in the world, divorcing more often. A recent Royal Society study shows that climate change and warming waters are leading to higher break-up rates among black-browed albatrosses.

Global warming affecting one of the most monogamous birds, leading to 'break-ups'

Rock art and cave paintings don't only tell stories about human history but also shed light on human perception as changes in nature and way of living transformed pre-historic hunter-gatherer humans into civilisation we see today.

Global warming is destroying pre-historic rock art, say experts

The latest draft in the COP26 summit has urged countries to curb their use of coal and act faster against climate change. After two weeks of wrangling, the sleep-deprived negotiators hope to give the world a realistic chance of avoiding the worst effects of global warming.

COP26 summit: Latest draft urges coal curbs, faster climate action

Global warming has always been a matter of concern for the entire globe. Amid the COP26 summit, a recent revelation by a new study states that the speed of human-caused global warming over the last 150 years is faster than anything since the last ice age as it is about 24,000 years ago.

'Unprecedented': Speed of global warming at its fastest pace since ice age

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