Some of the UK residents with coastal houses are facing a dilemma. A dilemma to either move their homes or let them be swallowed by the sea

Report: 500,000 properties in UK at risk of coastal flooding

The Aviation sector is among the biggest carbon emitters and over the years governments have mult plans to cut down emissions from airplanes but they have reached no concrete solution yet

Airlines must slash emissions by end of this decade

The Santiago airport in Chile is set to become the first in Latin America to use green hydrogen for all its ground transport operations. Chilean officials on Tuesday signed an MOU with prominent French and home companies to bring about this change by 2025

Santiago airport to 'Go Green' by 2025

Global leaders have been scrambling to find ways to limit global warming and combat pollution. Amid this an NGO based in the Netherlands is trying to trap plastic tide in Guatemalan river

20,000 tons of Plastic flows through Las Vacas each year

South Korea's climate activists have taken to the streets against Japan's plans to discharge the Fukushima's radioactive waters into the sea. The backlash comes after last month the country's nuclear regulation authority gave an initial approval to Tokyo electric power to discharge water from the Fukushima plant starting next year

Japan's nuclear regulator gives initial approval to release nuclear wastewater

In an alarming development, microplastics have been found in freshly fallen snow in Antarctica for the first time. This is concerning as it could accelerate the melting of the snow and ice which would disrupt the continent's unique ecosystems

Microplastic found in fresh snowfall in Antarctica

In its latest bid to reduce agriculture related emissions, farming leaders in New Zealand have proposed a plan to the government. As per the plan, the government should impose a price on agricultural greenhouse gas emissions that is impacting the sheep and cattle

New Zealand's new climate draft aims at countering Methane emissions

Thousands of environmental activists marched in El Salvador demanding an efficient environmental policy in the face of projects that threaten environmental stability

Thousands march in El Salvador demanding better environmental policies

In a rare occurrence, an Albino Galapagos giant tortoise has been born in a Swiss zoo. The tortoise made its public appearance on Friday at the Tropiquarium de Servion Zoo in Switzerland.

Rare Albino Galapagos giant tortoise faces world

Uganda's capital Kampala which is home to two million people ranks among the world's most polluted cities. Pollution levels in the capital are up to seven times higher than the World health Organization's safe standards

Unprecedented air pollution in Kampala

Every year since 2000, Nigeria has consistently lost a significant share of its forest cover in the last 20 years. There has been an 11% decrease in the forest land and that number accounts for 1.14 million hectares of the cover

Impact of decades of deforestation in Nigeria

The United Nations recognized the June 8 as the World Oceans Day in 2008. Every year the day has been marked to promote knowledge about the delicate systems that govern the world's oceanic system and how they are at increasing risk from climate change.

World Oceans Day: Creating awareness for saving oceans

Scientists have created a robotic system to find super algae which will help fight climate change. Super Algae removes carbon 40 times faster than trees

'Super Algae' to help fight climate change

According to a new report by Oxfam titled 'Footing the bill', the funding needed by the UN Climate Disaster appeals is now eight times higher than what it was 20 years ago but only half of it is being met by rich countries

Funding needed for climate disasters rose by 8 times

The European Parliament is set to vote on a series of EU climate change policies over the week. The plans essentially aim to reduce net greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030

EU aims to cut 55% emissions by 2030

More than six months have passed since world leaders met in Glasgow for the COP26 conference, a lot of promises were made back then that got diluted as a result of the World's geopolitical crisis. Now as countries once again prepare for the United Nations climate summit, the focus remains on rallying efforts for our planet

Bonn Climate Conference: First major climate meet after Russia-Ukraine war

Worsening environmental disasters are forcing millions of people to migrate. A fresh report now says that despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the world witnessed large-scale displacements triggered by climate and weather events in 2020 and 2021

Climate change triggers migration, 40.5 million people were forced to migrate until 2020

The Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese met Indonesia's President Joko Widodo for talks on climate change. PM Albanese offers climate assistance

Australian PM in Indonesia for talks on Climate change

After months of investigations and research scientists in Colombia were able to save an endangered species of frogs. Nearly 900 species are at a global risk of extinction

Colombian scientists save frog species from extinction

After a few days of rainfall and relief, the sweltering heat is back for North Indians. The country's Met Department has predicted a heat wave in the Northwest, Central and East India that will last for two to three days

No respite for India's Northern belt as temperatures rise

In the run-up to the United Nations COP27 Summit which will be held later this year in November, negotiators from around 200 countries from around the world have gathered in the German city of Bonn

Bonn Climate Conference  will be held from June 6 to June 16

In Austria over a hundred people are taking part in the first edition of the SOS Neuseidl lake. They have braved the blazing sun to raise awareness about how climate change is threatening to dry up the lake

'SOS Neusiedl Lake' event in Austria

Firefighters finally manage to bring the situation under control a day after Greece witnessed a raging wildfire, one that destroyed several homes on the outskirts of Athens

Greece: Firefighters control wildfire

A recent report published by the World Weather Attribution group says that the extreme summer in South Asia is just a trailer for what is yet to come. Heat waves can get more frequent in India

South Asia is among most affected by Heat Stress | Scientists warn of frequent heat waves

Winter has hit Bolivia earlier than usual, snowfall has already occurred in the South American country. The unexpected snowfall has taken the inhabitants of the city of El Alto by surprise. Locals take refuge in safety shelters

Residents of El Alto taken by surprise as winter hits Bolivia earlier than usual

Ivorian artist creates artworks by recycling old phones. Artist Koffi started collecting dozens of old keyboards after graduation. The Artist Series 'Life here' depicts the daily life of ordinary people. The artist hopes to create awareness about recycling.

Ivorian artist recycles old phones to create artworks

The Russian invasion of Ukraine overshadowed the much needed debate for the survival of our planet. The UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres has said that this war has showcased the world's suicidal dependence on fossil fuels

UN Chief: Urgency in climate debate suffered from war in Ukraine

A group of scientists have discovered the world's largest plant. It is an underwater meadow of Poseidon's ribbon weed which at least are thrice the size of Manhattan

Scientists believe to have found the world's largest plant

Kazakhstan's ecology ministry has said that the population of the endangered Saiga Antelopes in the country is now over 1.3 million. These are among the last remaining wilderness areas in Eurasia. The Saiga Antelope is a species that is threatened by poaching and diseases

Population of Saiga Antelopes now over 1.3 million in Kazakhstan

Los Angeles is in the grip of severe drought for the third consecutive year now and the la officials have imposed unprecedented restrictions on water usage in the area

Los Angeles water curbs impact 6 million residents

Leaders have started arriving in Stockholm for the United Nations climate conference. The two-day conference starts today to mark 50 years since the UN held its first environment meeting

Stockholm hosts UN climate summit