Climate change has begun to affect our planet and the organisms. UK'S beloved migratory birds are facing a crisis as global warming takes flight. Increasing temperatures, changing vegetation and extreme weather conditions are leading to significant changes of the birds' essential habitats. In many cases these are the reasons for the decline of bird populations.

UK migratory birds 'in freefall' over climate change

It is still winter in brazil but the temperatures in the South American nation are reaching to 40 degrees celsius. The meteorologists warned that temperatures may continue to rise in the country and may rise to as much as 45 degrees celsius.

Brazilians head to the beach to escape high temperatures

After his announcement on putting off the ban on sales of new petrol cars. In his latest statement, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak insisted that the UK would still meet it's climate commitments. He said that he was not slowing down efforts to tackle climate change.

Not slowing down efforts to tackle climate change: UK PM

As the world is on track to break the record for the hottest year in history, world leaders, business leaders and activists gathered for the climate week and united nations climate action summit in Manhattan.

Climate takes centre-stage at un as global temperatures rise

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

Typical hurricane season coming sooner than expected | WION

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

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

Chilean activists use ice sculptures to demand protection for antarctica during the international summit of the commission for the conservation of Antarctic marine living resources (ccamlr).

Activists call for Antarctica's protection

Climate change could unleash gigantic tsunamis in the southern ocean, warns new study

Climate change can trigger deadly tsunamis: Study

In one of its kind bids to counter climate change, activists have filed a climate lawsuit in the Court. They are demanding that the government takes urgent steps to tackle this crisis.

Climate change lawsuit: Montana youth file climate case

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

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

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

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

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

This year we have witnessed immense climate around the world. From floods that put one-third of Pakistan under water to hurricanes and typhoons. V20 has said that rich countries must urgently develop a plan to assist countries suffering the ravages of extreme weather.

WION Climate Tracker: Rich countries must urgently help climate-threatened nations, says V20