Ever wondered about the amount of microplastics which you consume in a month. Well according to a study by Cornell University, Southeast Asia tops the global intake of microplastics with Indonesians the top consumers of microplastic. Watch in for more details!

'A silent warning' How microplastic are affecting the world?

Maritime trade between Europe and Asia goes back many centuries. All these years the trade route has remained unchanged but Russia sees it differently. Due to global warming and melting Polar Ice, Russia wants to firmly establish a much shorter Europe-Asia sea route that's entirely under Russian control. Here's an exclusive ground report by WION's senior correspondent Sidhharth MP from Russia's Far East Arctic region. Watch in for more details!

Russia's commercial, military interests in the Arctic region | Exclusive Ground report from Arctic

Over 50 scientists have warned in a study that global warming has accelerated at an unprecedented pace. This has the window to limit rising temperatures within internationally said 'target closes'.

Global warming is accelerating at unprecedented pace, says study

Eleven people were hospitalised for heat exhaustion during a Trump rally held on Thursday (June 6) amid high temperatures in Phoenix. Several people waiting outside the Phoenix Chruch, where the event was organised, reportedly fainted from the heat, according to ABC News.

11 hospitalised for heat exhaustion at Trump rally in Arizona

The world experienced an average of 26 more days of extreme heat over the last 12 months. A report says it would probably not have occurred without climate change.

Report points out the role of global warming

Finland has been experiencing unusually warm weather this May, prompting the Meteorological Institute to issue a heat warning on Monday. Temperatures across large parts of the Nordic nation, the north of which lies above the Arctic Circle, are due to surge above 27C (81 F) starting on Tuesday (May 28), the institute said.

Exceptionally early heatwave hits Finland

A red alert has been issued as a heatwave grips North India and sends mercury levels shooting up. Molly Gambhir tells you more!

Gravitas: North India heatwave red alert

Scientists studying glaciers in Antarctica have made a gravely concerning discovery. Thwaites, known colloquially as the doomsday glacier, seems to be losing glacial mass quicker than previous projections. The implications spell climate catastrophe worse than we have anticipated.

Global Warming: Thwaites 'doomsday' glacier melting quicker than expected

Recent years have seen major oil companies making big climate pledges. However, a new report from Oil Change International suggests these are nothing but empty promises.

‘Reality Check’: Damning report finds big oil firms’ climate plans could increase global warming by 2.4°C

Record low levels of sea ice around Antarctica last year could be linked to climate change. This is according to a study by, researchers at the British Antarctic survey.

Global warming worsened loss of sea ice | WION Climate Tracker

Rising sea levels threaten Thailand's capital, Bangkok, with relocation, according to a senior official from the country's climate change office. The low-lying Bangkok risks being submersed by the ocean before the end of the century, according to the projections.

This country may need to relocate its capital due to rising sea levels

Climate Change can threaten our homes but as per a new research, extreme weather can also harm our brain health, making disorders like anxiety and depression worse.

Study finds correlation between climate change and neurological issues

The flathead catfish, a large North American fish that can reach up to 120 pounds, has established itself in waterways beyond its native range, including parts of Canada.

Large catfish establishing presence in new waterways, experts issue warning

A new study has revealed that venemous snakes will be migrating soon to different regions, the concerning effect is attributed to severe changes of global warming.

Mass migration of venemous snakes: Study, migration to take place around 2070

Reducing aerosol emissions can have a cooling effect on Earth's climate. Aerosols are tiny particles suspended in the atmosphere, often released through human activities like burning fossil fuels and biomass, industrial processes, and natural events like volcanic eruptions.

China's aerosol reduction measures warming Pacific region, finds study

In continuation of a damning 11-month trend, last month (April) was once again the hottest April on record. Every month for the past 11 months, the world has set a new temperature record.

Have we 'already lost climate battle'?: April continues damning 11-month trend, emerges as hottest since 1940

A record heatwave is searing South and Southeast Asia, bringing soaring temperatures, extreme weather patterns, and tragedies like floods and avalanches. Experts call it the impact of a combination of the El-Nino weather patterns and global warming taking its toll. Inside South Asia examines the phenomenon that is turning traditional weather patterns awry.

Intense heatwave grips South Asia

The world has witnessed some of the worst weather conditions this year. Several weather events which had a significant impact were blizzards, cold waves, droughts, heat waves, wildfires, floods, tornadoes and tropical Cyclones. Here's a Roundup of the most devastating events this year. Watch in for more details!

Europe battles Wildfires | Incessant rainfall in India's Kashmir | Flash floods in Africa

The climate crisis is intensifying. Predictions have been made about different aspects of climate change and how they would affect different parts of the world.

'One atomic bomb detonation every second for a decade': Indian Ocean warming up

The Taliban government has entered its first talks with the United Nations, donors and non-governmental organisations over the impact of climate change in Afghanistan, organisers said Wednesday.

Taliban joins UN climate change talks

Temperatures in Bangladesh have touched 43° C the scorching rise in heat comes amid a week-long heatwave. That is sweeping through the country, and authorities issued a nationwide Heatwave alert on Monday.

Bangladesh grapples with heatwave: Outdoor workers under heatwave threat

Few European countries could lose more than 30 days of comfortable weather a year by 2100. Watch to know more.

How climate change can impact travel

The world is becoming hotter in the past few months Earth has recorded its hottest month ever. The unprecedented hot streak is now impacting the Permafrost which is historically known for its carbon sink ability.

Permafrost: Carbon sink to source of pollution

In Southern China, the highest level rainstorm warning has been sounded, with torrential rains leading to swelling rivers and raising fears of severe flooding. Once-a-century floods With the looming threat of severe flooding, which as per state media reports could be the sort only "seen around once a century," more than 100,000 people have been evacuated.

Red alert sounded in China amid fears of massive 'once-a-century' floods

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