Scientists claim rising temperatures are causing stronger and less predictable storms. Watch the report.

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The snake season has already begun on Australia's east coast, thanks to global warming. While the rising global temperatures harmful to humans, they are ideal for snakes.

Australia: Snake season begins early as high temperatures hit east coast

Frankfurt airport, Germany's biggest airport, flooded to the brim after a massive storm hits the capital. How many have been affected? Molly Gambhir brings you a report.

Gravitas: Germany's biggest airport hit by a severe storm

Halfway into the year 2023, countries across the world have already been witnessing erratic climatic events. As the threat of global warming breaching historic records looms large, the US government climate experts have warned there is a 50 per cent chance that 2023 will be the warmest year ever recorded and predicted that next year could be even hotter.

NASA and US scientists say 2023 may be warmest year on record, and 2024 can be even hotter

A judge in Montana, United States, who heard the country’s first constitutional climate trial earlier this year, has ruled in favour of the more than a dozen young plaintiffs, on Monday (August 14).

US: Court rules in favour of Montana youth in landmark climate trial

In a tragic incident that occurred on Monday morning (August 14), a soldier collapsed and subsequently died during a training exercise in a forest near the central city of Elad in Israel.

Israeli soldier collapses and dies during training exercise amid intense heatwave

The Biden administration has taken a significant step in endorsing technology designed to extract carbon dioxide, a major contributor to global warming, from the atmosphere with initial tranche of funding of up to $1.

US invests $1.2 billion into carbon-sucking projects in major push to battle global warming

The economic Fallout of climate change that could impact Nations worldwide is that you know climate change of course it is having far-reaching impacts on one and all according to a study Rising carbon emissions may lead to Soaring debt servicing costs for 59 countries within the next decade right and as the world grapples with the consequences of unchecked climate change researchers want of potential credit score downgrades as well for major players like China India the United States and Canada the implications are dire with higher costs of borrowing phonations translating into increased corporate debt the economic damage caused by climate change is already evident with recent heat waves shaving off 0.6 percent points from Global output while Insurance giant Allianz sounds the alarm rating agencies have been cautious in quantifying the risks posed by climate change in their assessments however a collaborative study by the University of East Anglia and the University of Cambridge employs AI models and climate economic projections to create a climate adjusted rating system now in the wake of a worst case scenario with Rising emissions Global debt servicing costs could surge into the hundreds of billions of dollars developing nations with lower credit scores.

Unchecked climate change to cost nations billion in debt

Climate Change is steadily contributing to heating up the Earth, and in the latest, scientists have sounded the alarm over ocean temperatures, which as per European Union's climate change service Copernicus have hit their hottest ever recorded temperature.

Ocean temperatures set new record, scientists warn we are in hot soup

In a groundbreaking study, novel research has revealed a concerning trend — waves are surging to greater heights and surf reaching at least 13 feet (approximately 4 metres) is becoming more frequent off the coast of California.

Ocean waves are getting bigger as Earth gets warm, study says

The remains of a German climber, who went missing nearly 37 years ago, have been recovered from a Swiss glacier. Thanks to the melting ice, the body became visible enough to be spotted by a group of climbers passing by.

Melting Swiss glacier coughs up body remains of hiker who went missing in 1986

Unprecedented high temperatures have the entire world in disarray. As tourists flee raging wildfires in Greece, U.N. Secretary General Antonio Gutierrez has issued a stern warning about the region's climate concerns, saying that the era of global warming has ended and that the era of global boiling has begun. The air is toxic, the heat is intolerable, and the level of fossil fuel profits and climate change in action are intolerable.

'Era of global warming ends, era of global boiling has arrived' says UN Chief

UN secretary general Antonio Guterres has issued a stark warning on the prevailing climate concern. Guterres said the era of global warming has ended. The era of global boiling has arrived. The air is unbreathable, the heat is unbearable, and the level of fossil fuel profits and climate inaction is unacceptable. The worrying comments come in the backdrop of nations across the globe, scrambling to battle heat-waves and numerous wildfires.

Global warming is over, earth has entered age of global boiling, says UN Chief

The world is suffering from unprecedentedly high temperatures. Tourists are fleeing the raging wildfires in Greece. Now the United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has begun warning about the terrible conditions of our planet Earth. To know more watch this interview with former Assistant Executive Director of the UN Environment Program, Svein Tveitdal.

UN Chief: Climate change is here and it is terrifying

The world is suffering from unprecedentedly high temperatures. Tourists are fleeing the raging wildfires in Greece. Now the United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has begun warning about the terrible conditions of our planet Earth. Take a look.

UN Chief pleads for immediate radical action on climate change

Arizona has reported a spike in patients burnt due to falling on Asphalt. Meanwhile, wildfires continue to rage in Greece. Priyanka Sharma brings you the details.

Gravitas: People in Arizona are burning after falling on ground

Global heatwave grips continents: Record-breaking temperatures worldwide

Italian farmers are on the front lines of what is probably the worst period in their history. Worsening climate change and extreme weather conditions are destroying crops throughout the year. Despite their best attempts to save crops, Italian farmers are at the mercy of climate for a good harvest.

Italy: Global warming hurting crops

US, Europe, India, China and Japan are feeling the wrath of global warming in different ways. Floods, heatwaves and forest fires are occurring in several parts of the world. Is it too late to stabilise the situation? Priyanka Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: Floods and heatwaves grip the globe

Heatwaves and devastating wildfires are scorching the Northern Hemisphere, leading to record-breaking temperatures across continents and prompting authorities to issue warnings about the severe impacts of global warming.

Temperatures reach new highs: World witnesses record-breaking heat

The temperatures in the coldest place away from Humanity like Antarctica are now becoming hot reason being global warming. Antarctica is facing one of the most alarming heat where it is currently Winters the sea ice is at a record low level around Antarctica according to the World of Weather Organization.

Antarctica's role in regulating global climate at risk

The temperature in Death Valley could rise above 130 degrees Fahrenheit this weekend. If it does, it would set a record for the hottest temperature ever reliably measured on Earth. Watch this to know more.

Death Valley could set a world record hot temperature

The World Meteorological Organization observed on Monday that the beginning of July this year saw global temperature soaring to a record level. It comes hot on the heels of a record-hot June in a year where Europe has already been witnessing record droughts, with US and China facing extreme heatwaves.

'Climate change out of control': First week of July declared hottest on record

The target of keeping long-term global warming within 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 Fahrenheit) is moving out of reach, climate experts say, with nations failing to set more ambitious goals despite months of record-breaking heat on land and sea.

World hits record land, sea temperatures as climate change fuels 2023 extremes

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