As worries over the fading cyclone's influence on agriculture persist and rice prices are already skyrocketing, China issued a warning that Haikui may bring heavy rains to locations in its south and east.

Typhoon Haikui: Weather office issues red alert for Fujian province in China

Did you know that your food choices can actually impact climate change? It turns out what's on our plates may be fuelling a crisis of global proportions. A recent study says that the food we consume is responsible for one-third of all human-made greenhouse gas emissions.

Food we eat responsible for 1/3rd of human-made emissions

The Indian Met department has now informed us that the country experienced its driest august in over a century this year. According to a top weather official in the country, India is likely to witness an average amount of rainfall this September.

India to receive average rains in September, after driest August

The Ammiq wetlands are the largest standing wetlands located in Lebanon. Now, as climate change drives blistering heatwaves, severe wildfires and droughts all around the world, these Ammiq wetlands offer a ray of hope for the preservation of bio-diversity in the area.

Lebanon wetlands preserve ecological diversity despite climate change

A storm with large hailstones damaged four-fifths of the buildings in a small town in the southern German state of Bavaria. The storm swept across the southern part of Bavaria earlier on Saturday.

Severe hailstorm & storm bash German state of Bavaria

Climate change is no more a battle for the future, rather, it is the present, and it is affecting our lives daily. In the wake of climate change, the once mighty glaciers are melting at an accelerated rate. Extreme weather events have become the new normal.

Alarming results of glacier retreat due to global warming

The combustion of fossil fuels is often (rightly) regarded as the chief source of many negative environmental consequences, such as the emission of greenhouse gases (GHGs) and climate change.

Environmental impacts of food production

Looming storms shut US government offices, as millions are under a tornado watch.

Over 80 MN in eastern US Face severe weather risk

South Korea has raised its hot weather warning to the highest serious level for the first time in four years. The temperatures around the country are hovering between 35 and 38 degrees Celsius. Reports in fact suggest that at least about 23 people have died from heat-related illnesses across the country.

South Korea issues 'serious' weather warning

As areas of the nation baked in temperatures exceeding 38 degrees Celsius (100.4 F), South Korea elevated the hot weather warning to its maximum level, the first time in four years, the interior and safety ministry said on Wednesday. According to local media citing firefighting authorities, the intense heat is believed to have killed 23 people nationwide, more than double the previous record of seven during the same period last year.

South Korea raises heat alert to highest amid sweltering weather

Britain's prime minister Rishi Sunak defends climate record despite new oil and gas licenses, says UK's climate record is fantastic.

Sunak defends UK's climate record

As soaring temperatures continue to bake swathes of North America and Europe this month, researchers, on July 25 confirm what many speculated, that this weather phenomenon would be “virtually impossible” without human-induced climate change. Watch this to know more.

Why is Europe so hot? Here's how long it will last

An extraordinary hailstorm in Seregna, a town near Milan in northern Italy, injured more than a hundred people on Thursday.

From heatwaves to hailstorms: Italy and Germany is blowing hot and cold

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

Another week of intense rains, another round of destruction. As monsoon fury refuses to ebb, how are people coping with nature's wrath? Watch WION Wideangle. From Himachal Pradesh to Uttarakhand, Delhi, Gujarat, Assam, and Maharashtra-India continues to battle floods and landslides.

India: Battling Floods and Landslides

Countries around the world are battling intense heatwaves. And now, with the onset of El Nino, temperatures are reaching record levels. Scientists say climate change and El Nino are major contributors to extreme heat.

How El Nino is helping drive heatwaves and extreme weather?

At least 15 people died in a landslide in Colombia after heavy rain led to a stream bursting its bank in a village–according to local reports, at least six people are injured, more than 20 houses in El Na-Ran-Jal village are destroyed, and the key bridge connecting the south of the country with the capital Bogota has collapsed. Authorities also reported heavy traffic between Bogota and the south of the country. President Gustavo Petro, who is currently attending a summit in Brussels, sent his condolences to those affected by the tragedy.

Colombia: landslide kills at least 15 and injures more than six

A year after south korea decided to step up readiness for extreme weather driven by climate change, experts say not enough work is done. Forty or more people have lost their lives in less than a week of heavy rains.

Torrential rain leads to heavy flooding in South Korea

Severe thunderstorms, heavy rainfall and unfavourable weather conditions on Sunday wreaked havoc on the travel plans of Americans across the country. The most heavily impacted airports were Newark Liberty International, John F.

Over 1,600 flights cancelled across US due to severe rainfall, thunderstorms

It was just two weeks ago when Chicago had the worst air quality. Thanks to smoke blown in from the Canadian wildfires. With the Canada fires expected to burn all summer and into the fall, climate change experts believe New York, Chicago and other u.S. Cities might be engulfed in smoke again soon.

Experts warn Chicago, New York may have 'worst air in the world' again soon

A massive downpour in Delhi has left large swathes of the national capital submerged. On the 9th of July - Delhi received its highest amount of rain on a single day in July since the 1980s. Water from the swelling river has inundated several low-lying areas and roads. Even on the other side of India's border – in neighbouring Pakistan, monsoon rains have caused havoc.

Yamuna water level at all-time high, breaks 45-yr record

The United States is experiencing extremities in its climate. While the north-eastern part of the country is facing heavy rainfall and flash floods, the south and western regions are bearing the brunt of longer heat waves and droughts. While parts of the US from Florida to Arizona are looking for a way to beat the heat and a 10-acre bush fire broke out in California, residents of New York and Vermont are struggling to stay afloat - literally - amid torrential spells of rainfall and subsequent bouts of flooding.

US faces deadly floods in the north-east, longer heatwaves in the south & west

The southern states of the US housing nearly 50 million Americans are expected to face dangerously high temperatures this week. From Texas to Florida to Arizona to Southern California, heat advisories are in effect with the public warned that triple-digit temperatures may remain the norm.

Nearly 50 million in southern US states to bake under scorching heatwave

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