Soft corals are the most vulnerable to bleaching from marine heat waves. Australian scientists have come up with a model to deal with the issue.

Australian scientists finds a way to spot corals at risk of bleaching

Global warming is slowly but steadily impacting every part of our lives from extreme heat waves to unseasonal storms and now it's forcing Nepal to move the base camp of mount Everest.

Nepal to move Everest base camp as Khumbu glacier rapidly thinning out

A six meter long whale has been found dead on a small beach next to Panama city historic center. The tail part of the whale has been found missing.

Six-metre long whale found dead on a beach in Panama

An Ecuadorian oil company is under fire for not shutting down the gas flares in the Amazon fast enough. The nearby communities are alleging that the progress has been too slow.

Tribunal orders Ecuadorian oil company to shut flares by March 2023

Heatwave continues in various parts of Europe. Concerts and other large gatherings have been called off. On another side, Italy is dealing with the worst drought in 70 years.

Heat wave grips parts of Europe | Temperatures hit 40° celsius in France

Scientists have discovered a new group of polar bears in Southeastern Greenland that do things differently. Instead of making use of fresh water pouring into the ocean from the region's glaciers they use a slushy mix of fresh water snow and ice as a platform to hunt.

Effects of climate change: Scientists find isolated subpopulation of polar bears

Peruvian farmers are bracing themselves for the coldest temperatures of the year. Peru registered its lowest temperatures this year ahead of time as the national meteorology service issued yellow flags and red flags after reaching -21 degrees celsius.

Peruvian farmers brace for coldest temperatures of the year

Climate change is going to impact the entire world but some are at greater risk as compared to others. The 56th session of the United nations framework convention on climate change concluded in Germany on Thursday.

Vulnerable nations alone in coping with climate crisis?

The Indian capital, New Delhi and the adjoining regions got a much needed respite from a soaring heat wave. Overnight rainfall brought down the temperature to 37 degrees Celsius. The weather department has predicted that the national capital will witness more rainfall in days to come

Delhi gets respite from heatwave | 3 wildfires burn in Spain

Australia's newly elected government has increased the 2030 target for cutting carbon emissions. This step brings the country more in line with the climate commitments of other economies that are part of the Paris climate accord. Australia has now said that it would cut carbon emissions by 43 from the 2005 levels by 2030

Australia raises 2030 target for cutting emissions

In Netherlands, a sleek and smart solution to one of the world's biggest problems plastic waste has been developed by a Dutch startup called Run Marine technology. This Aquadrone is one of many innovations sprouting up in recent years to address the problem of plastic waste in rivers and seas

Trash traps to keep rivers, seas free from plastic waste

India is facing a dilemma to remain dependent on fossil fuel to drive the economy or to shift to clean energy. Both the scenarios are tricky especially at a time when India faces record heat wave but also needs energy to avoid power shortages

Delhi tries to shift to green fuel

Tens of thousands of children in Ethiopia are suffering from the most deadly form of malnutrition. One of the factors that resulted in this situation is prolonged droughts

Ethiopia: Thousands of kids face 'most deadly' malnutrition

Spain is sweltering under the sun as a record-breaking pre-summer heat wave has gripped several parts of the country. Meanwhile, heat wave is likely to start today in France.

Extreme heat grips European countries | Temperatures cross 43°C in several parts of Spain

The War in Ukraine has had a ripple effect as Russia holds its fossil fuel supplies as a political weapon. Western countries are seeking alternatives with a barrage of sanctions.

Sanctions of Russian oil & gas prompts burning of fossil fuel

The UK has also raised a heat health alert as temperatures are set to reach 35 degrees Celsius. If it reaches 35 degrees Celsius, it will be the hottest day of the year. So far the prediction has been made for parts of Southeast of England where hot air was spread up from Spain, Portugal and North Africa

England braces for the hottest day of the year

Often alien species disturb and even destroy indigenous ecosystems but this trend has clearly been reversed in Mozambique. Coffee and Exotic plant species have helped in restoring forests around a mountain in central Mozambique

Coffee Plants helps in restoring forest

India, the second most polluted country in the world is already having a deadly impact on the people. Indians are losing at least five years as a result of pollution. The average life expectancy has taken a hit due to the kind of the air that the residents are breathing

Pollution becomes greatest threat to human health in India

The United States is facing the consequences of climate change. US is battling raging floods, devastating fires, powerful thunderstorms and a dangerous heatwave. All these climate-related catastrophes are affecting a third of the country's population.

Heatwaves, floods, wildfires and thunderstorms across US

The WTO has decided to eliminate the fisheries subsidies entirely. Draft agreements has been released which claims that this is a cleaner solution and should be discussed upon.

Fisheries subsidies divides WTO members

At a time when climate change is having glaring impacts on our lives, we need to take immediate actions to save our future. Watch to know how cities need to adopt new lifestyle for a sustainable future

Adapting city life to climate change

Climate change often takes a back seat on an international level, why doesn't it share the same stage as wars and the pandemic. Fiji's defense minister asks a similar question, watch to know more on this.

Fijian Minister's says climate change bigger challenge than conflicts

Britain is set to bask in a mini heatwave this week. Officials say that temperatures could even smash previous June records which stands at 35.6 degrees celsius back in 1976

UK issues warning for residents as temperatures expected to soar above 35.6°C

Spain is sweltering under the sun as a record-breaking pre-summer heat wave has gripped several parts of the country. Spain's national meteorological office says that the country was going through the worst pre-summer heat wave of the past 20 years

Worst heat wave in 20 years grips Spain

Iraq is going through a climate crisis, there is water shortage, heat waves and sand storms that are engulfing entire cities. Iraq's latest crisis is not just a result of climate change, the man to blame here is late dictator Saddam Hussein whose political ecology has left the war-torn nation more vulnerable to climate crisis

Climate Crisis next big threat for Iraq

Turkey is expected to face even more storms and flooding after a weekend when floods have killed at least four people. 42 towns in North and Central Turkey have received bad weather warnings. Rains and hail storms caused heavy flooding across north and central turkey over the weekend

Turkiye: Rains & Hailstorms over weekend cause floods

Australia people urged to rethink before keeping rescued animals as pets. Experts say people do more harm than good by attempting to raise a rescued native animal

Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary treats pets

The Indian capital has been put under a yellow alert after Delhi recorded a maximum temperature of 42 degrees celsius. This is within 25 days of the summer season, as per the Indian Meteorological Department data this is the highest number of such days since 2012.

Heat wave in Northern Indian: Indian Capital records at least 42°C

The European Parliament has passed a bill that will ban all new petrol and diesel cars from 2035. Last year the European Commission unveiled its plan to stop the sale of vehicles that emit carbon dioxide

EU targets CO2 emitting cars in new plan

A deadly heat wave is set to grip the Southwestern United States in the next few days. Temperatures in some parts are expected to exceed 43 degrees Celsius. Multiple temperature records were shattered on Tuesday and Wednesday including some that were nearly a century old.

Deadly heat wave grips Southwest US

The climate crisis got a special mention at President Joe Biden's speech at the Americas Summit. Biden said that the US will lay out a pitch to leaders from the Americas for an environmentally friendly economic partnership

Summit of the Americas: US President's push for green jobs