China's sea levels reached their highest on record in 2021. The reason behind it is the rising water temperatures melting glaciers and polar ice caps.

Sea levels in China rising due to climate change

In the Danish city of Copenhagen, elevated benches have been installed at various popular locations. The aim is to raise awareness about climate change.

Elevated benches installed at popular locations in Denmark to raise awareness about climate change

A 6.3 magnitude earthquake struck the coast of Taiwan today. Taiwan's Central Weather Bureau has said the earthquake was felt across the island.

Taiwan's 5th earthquake above 6.0 magnitude in 2022

Canadian PM Justin Trudeau has said that the country wants to be a good energy partner for Europe. He added that however Canada will not abandon its climate goals and planned transition to cleaner fuels

Canada wants to be Europe's good energy partner, says PM Trudeau

As India continues to face a record level of heatwave, the Government plans to lease abandoned coal pits to private mining companies. This is done in an effort to ramp up production at a time when power outages have made it difficult to deal with the sweltering heatwave

Power outage in India: Private mining miners in India to get the lease of abandoned coal pits?

Firefighters are still struggling to contain the Hermits Peak fire that has been burning for more than a month in New Mexico. Only 20% of blaze has been contained

Hermits Peak Fire: Second-largest in New Mexico's history

Vietnam is home to the kingdom of caves, a popular tourist hotspot known for its vast network of caves. Son Doong caves that has grabbed the attention of explorers considered to be one of the largest caves in the world.

Vietnam: Research teams explore 2.3 million-year-old cave

According to the preliminary government data, deforestation in Brazil's Amazon has broken all records in the month of April. The climate observatory has said that its analysts are astounded by such a high reading.

Rampant deforestation in Brazil's Amazon, lungs of the planet in danger

The capital of Denmark, Copenhagen has opted for a healthier and environment-friendly mode of transportation 'cycling'. The city has an extensive and well-designed system of cycling tracks. Watch this report!

Cycling: Denmark opts for healthy transport mode, beats pollution woes

According to a new study, the number of flying insects in Britain have reduced by almost 60 percent since the year 2004. Researchers say the findings are terrifying as life on earth essentially depends on insects.

Britain: Flying insects reduce in number, scientists call for frequent surveys

Citizens in the European Union may soon be able to sue their governments for financial compensation if illegal levels of air pollution damage their health.

Air Pollution: EU Nations to check air pollutions levels, citizen may seek financial compensation

Local communities in Guatemala, a small country in Central America are fighting a battle for survival against a Canada-based mining company. The regional groups claim that mining has brought down their homes forcing many to be displaced

Mining troubles: Regional communities in Southern Guatemala fight for survival

In a stunning blue bay that spans the border of Haiti and the Dominican Republic, continuous violence has stalled the ongoing environmental work. Fishermen from both the countries aired their grievances in a rare face-to-face because of Marine Biologist Jean Weiner's efforts

Climate change: Loss of Marine Ecosystem in Haiti & Dominican Republic due to violence

A recent study shows that replacing 20 percent of global beef and lamb consumption with meat textured protein grown in stainless steel could cut agriculture related carbon emissions and reduce deforestation to half by 2050

Plant protein can reduce CO2 emissions, beef increases carbon pollution

A recent report has unveiled a low US plastic recycling rate and only 5-6% of plastic was recycled in 2021. In the United States, plastic waste increasing, but recycling decreasing and 85% of single-use plastic ends up in landfills.

America's sham recycling program, report unveils low US plastic recycling rate

Iraqis are struggling with fears and storms one after another, the Gulf country has been hit by at least seven sand storms in one month making over one thousand citizens land in hospitals.

Iraqis wake up to a thick blanket of dust, 7 dust storms hit Iraq in 1 month

A series of tornadoes roared through parts of central Oklahoma and Texas yesterday bringing heavy damage. According to reports, more than 14,000 people were left without power in Oklahoma.

Tornadoes roar across parts of Oklahoma, over 14,000 people left without power

Sudanese entrepreneur Mohammed Samir has found the ultimate solution for people to commute. He started making solar panel installed electric rickshaws that doubled the earnings of the driver and also helped in reducing environmental issues by cutting down air and noise pollution levels

Future of automobile industry: Sudanese Entrepreneur's e-solution to soaring fuel cost

As climate change makes traditional forecasting methods less reliable, a new method of measuring snow has been developed in the United States. Aerial surveys are helping water managers take tough decisions across the Western states of America to calculate how much water is stored in the snow

Snow Mapping in Colorado: Water managers use method to check water stored in snow

Arcadia Earth, a museum in New York is the first immersive environmental art exhibit where the visitors use augmented reality headsets to have a new experience. The purpose of this art exhibit is to spread awareness about the impact of climate change

Immersive environmental art exhibit in New York shows impact of climate change

A new peer review study published in Journal Nature has said that rapidly warming earth has emerged as an opportunity for viruses and increased the probability of future pandemics.

Global warming can spark pandemics : Study

A new study revealed that global warming has emerged as an opportunity for viruses and there is an increased probability of future pandemics. As per the study, 10,000 viruses have the capacity to cross over to humans. To get more details, we're joined by Neil Wilson, ecologist and conservation biologist.

Climate crisis & viral spillovers: Scientists call for urgent climate action to mitigate threat

Arizona is struggling with the wind-driven wildfires, nearly 20 000 acres of land has been burned. Raging flames from the Arizona forest covered the entire region in a thick blanket of smoke. Wildfire is forcing thousands to flee for safety.

Wildfire turn structures into ashes, blanket of smoke covers parts of Arizona

Scientists in the American state of Florida are trying to restore the damaged reefs off the coast of Florida as a new disease called stony coral tissue loss has been posing a serious threat to several coral species.

Deadly coral disease grips Florida coast, efforts on to restore damaged reef

The international monetary fund is facing a backlash as protesters gather outside its headquarters in Washington. IMF's approval for setting up the resilience and sustainability trust has come under the scanner now and the activists dressed up as animals protested the IMF's move.

Protesters seek attention on threat to biodiversity, activists gather outside IMF HQ

The world is witnessing erratic shifts in climate patterns. The time is running out to fight for our planet and questions arise, can the Paris accord goal be achieved?

World Earth day: Are we standing by our climate pledges?

As per reports, more than 440 people have been killed in floods in South Africa. Floods have displaced thousands across the affected region and a huge rescue operation is underway in South Africa.

Huge rescue operations underway in South Africa, govt announces relief fund

The impact of climate change is being felt around the world in Mexico, record-breaking temperatures are being reported in most states. Authorities have also warned against sun exposure in Mexico

Global warming fallout: Heatwave, droughts hit Mexican states

Bolivia's glacial melt has accelerated with Global warming. The Charquini glacier in the Andean mountains is dying and people are worried that dying glaciers will cause water shortage.

Climate change is causing Glacial melt in Bolivia

It's summertime in India and the plains of northern India are reeling under the scorching heat. There has been a sharp rise in temperatures across the country but this year the northern part witnessed the warmest March and April of the last three decades.

India witnesses hottest April in 30 years, climate change paces up glacier thinning

Floods, heatwaves, droughts and climate change is wreaking havoc in the United States. The country is facing more and more natural disasters with extreme weather events becoming more severe and frequent in the last few years. Watch this report!

Floods, fires & extreme heat wreak havoc in United States