US election 2020: Biden calls Trump a 'climate arsonist,' vows to create environmental jobs
Democrats have blasted Trump for remaining mostly silent about the largest wildfires in state history, except for his efforts to blame the blazes on failures by the state government.
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Glaciers in Jammu and Kashmir melting at 'significant' rate: Study
The team noted that during one decade of observation in this study, the region has lost about 70.32 gigatonne of glacier mass, which is 'quite significant.'
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Climate crisis: Satellites spots throng of Emperor penguins from space
The discoveries were made by the birds' poo, or red-brown guano which had stained large patches of sea-ice.
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Environmentalists shudder as Amazon rainforest witnesses record number of fires in July
As per data from the country’s National Institute for Space Research, 6,803 fires were recorded in the month of July alone
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Four environmental activists were killed every week in 2019 across the globe
In Colombia and Philippines alone, over 212 people were killed last year
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Toxic chemical paints French Mediterranean region orange-brown
The area of the Mediterranean where the chemical ended up is listed on a French inventory as an ecosystem of outstanding natural fauna and flora for its coral and sea life.
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Scientists discover a methane leak in Antarctica's seabed
Methane is a harmful gas and is one of the primary contributors to climate change.
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Polar bears will be gone by 2100 if greenhouse emissions are left unchecked
If greenhouse gas emissions are not controlled soon, all polar bears except a handful few in the Arctic will be gone over the course of time leading upto 2100
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Educational authorities in China attempting to stifle first young climate activist's voice
Owing to her Thunberg inspired “Fridays For Future” climate strikes, Ou Hongyi may be barred from taking school exams, and college exams later on
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Should cow burps be blamed for global warming?
According to a research by Stanford University, cow belches produce a lot of methane
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Record-breaking Arctic heat leaves Siberia 'red-faced'
Scientists believe the recurring heatwaves will continue to spawn wildfires.
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Emissions of planet-warming methane have risen by 9% in the last decade
Compared to the time period between 2000-2006, the world has produced 50 million additional tonnes of methane every year
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Curb climate change, protect environment to prevent more outbreaks: United Nations
The UN Environment Programme (UNEP) and International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) jointly identified seven trends responsible for such diseases, known as zoonotic, calling on governments…
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Habitat loss in an Australian state may drive koalas to extinction by 2050
The report claims that without urgent government intervention, the territory will lose all its koala population, many of whom were killed in the long-running bushfires that engulfed Australia…
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Italy's Presena glacier covered with white tarps to decelerate melting caused by climate change
To someone looking from a distance, the sheets will look just like snow
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World may need to conserve 30% resources to survive, if not thrive: UN report
The report, which was published on Tuesday also claimed that the destruction of nature may be slowed, and even reversed through conservation efforts
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US election 2020: Biden calls Trump a 'climate arsonist,' vows to create environmental jobs
Democrats have blasted Trump for remaining mostly silent about the largest wildfires in state history, except for his efforts to blame the blazes on failures by the state government.
Read Article →
Glaciers in Jammu and Kashmir melting at 'significant' rate: Study
The team noted that during one decade of observation in this study, the region has lost about 70.32 gigatonne of glacier mass, which is 'quite significant.'
Read Article →
Climate crisis: Satellites spots throng of Emperor penguins from space
The discoveries were made by the birds' poo, or red-brown guano which had stained large patches of sea-ice.
Read Article →
Environmentalists shudder as Amazon rainforest witnesses record number of fires in July
As per data from the country’s National Institute for Space Research, 6,803 fires were recorded in the month of July alone
Read Article →
Five countries where environmental activism could get you killed
212 environmental campaigners worldwide were murdered in 2019, making last year the deadliest on record, watchdog group Global Witness reported… Read Article →
Four environmental activists were killed every week in 2019 across the globe
In Colombia and Philippines alone, over 212 people were killed last year
Read Article →
Toxic chemical paints French Mediterranean region orange-brown
The area of the Mediterranean where the chemical ended up is listed on a French inventory as an ecosystem of outstanding natural fauna and flora for its coral and sea life.
Read Article →
Scientists discover a methane leak in Antarctica's seabed
Methane is a harmful gas and is one of the primary contributors to climate change.
Read Article →
Polar bears will be gone by 2100 if greenhouse emissions are left unchecked
If greenhouse gas emissions are not controlled soon, all polar bears except a handful few in the Arctic will be gone over the course of time leading upto 2100
Read Article →
Educational authorities in China attempting to stifle first young climate activist's voice
Owing to her Thunberg inspired “Fridays For Future” climate strikes, Ou Hongyi may be barred from taking school exams, and college exams later on
Read Article →
Should cow burps be blamed for global warming?
According to a research by Stanford University, cow belches produce a lot of methane
Read Article →
Record-breaking Arctic heat leaves Siberia 'red-faced'
Scientists believe the recurring heatwaves will continue to spawn wildfires.
Read Article →
Emissions of planet-warming methane have risen by 9% in the last decade
Compared to the time period between 2000-2006, the world has produced 50 million additional tonnes of methane every year
Read Article →
Curb climate change, protect environment to prevent more outbreaks: United Nations
The UN Environment Programme (UNEP) and International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) jointly identified seven trends responsible for such diseases, known as zoonotic, calling on governments…
Read Article →
Habitat loss in an Australian state may drive koalas to extinction by 2050
The report claims that without urgent government intervention, the territory will lose all its koala population, many of whom were killed in the long-running bushfires that engulfed Australia…
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Harsh weather conditions creating menace in times of coronavirus
From floods to storms, countries across the world are facing extreme weather conditions while coronavirus pandemic continues to remain a widespread… Read Article →
Italy's Presena glacier covered with white tarps to decelerate melting caused by climate change
To someone looking from a distance, the sheets will look just like snow
Read Article →
Climate change as 'urgent' as coronavirus pandemic, says Greta Thunberg
The 17-year-old has become a global figurehead of the youth climate movement since she started her one-woman protests outside the Swedish parliament in 2018.
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Maharashtra's 50,000-year-old Lonar lake mysteriously turns pink, scientists probe cause
The change in colour of water of the lake, having a mean diameter of 1.2 km has left forest officials and scientist puzzled as on normal days, the lake appears stays greenish in colour.
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World may need to conserve 30% resources to survive, if not thrive: UN report
The report, which was published on Tuesday also claimed that the destruction of nature may be slowed, and even reversed through conservation efforts
Read Article →
US election 2020: Biden calls Trump a 'climate arsonist,' vows to create environmental jobs
Democrats have blasted Trump for remaining mostly silent about the largest wildfires in state history, except for his efforts to blame the blazes on failures by the state government.
Read Article →
Glaciers in Jammu and Kashmir melting at 'significant' rate: Study
The team noted that during one decade of observation in this study, the region has lost about 70.32 gigatonne of glacier mass, which is 'quite significant.'
Read Article →
Climate crisis: Satellites spots throng of Emperor penguins from space
The discoveries were made by the birds' poo, or red-brown guano which had stained large patches of sea-ice.
Read Article →
Environmentalists shudder as Amazon rainforest witnesses record number of fires in July
As per data from the country’s National Institute for Space Research, 6,803 fires were recorded in the month of July alone
Read Article →
Four environmental activists were killed every week in 2019 across the globe
In Colombia and Philippines alone, over 212 people were killed last year
Read Article →
Toxic chemical paints French Mediterranean region orange-brown
The area of the Mediterranean where the chemical ended up is listed on a French inventory as an ecosystem of outstanding natural fauna and flora for its coral and sea life.
Read Article →
Scientists discover a methane leak in Antarctica's seabed
Methane is a harmful gas and is one of the primary contributors to climate change.
Read Article →
Polar bears will be gone by 2100 if greenhouse emissions are left unchecked
If greenhouse gas emissions are not controlled soon, all polar bears except a handful few in the Arctic will be gone over the course of time leading upto 2100
Read Article →
Educational authorities in China attempting to stifle first young climate activist's voice
Owing to her Thunberg inspired “Fridays For Future” climate strikes, Ou Hongyi may be barred from taking school exams, and college exams later on
Read Article →
Should cow burps be blamed for global warming?
According to a research by Stanford University, cow belches produce a lot of methane
Read Article →
Record-breaking Arctic heat leaves Siberia 'red-faced'
Scientists believe the recurring heatwaves will continue to spawn wildfires.
Read Article →
Emissions of planet-warming methane have risen by 9% in the last decade
Compared to the time period between 2000-2006, the world has produced 50 million additional tonnes of methane every year
Read Article →
Curb climate change, protect environment to prevent more outbreaks: United Nations
The UN Environment Programme (UNEP) and International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) jointly identified seven trends responsible for such diseases, known as zoonotic, calling on governments…
Read Article →
Habitat loss in an Australian state may drive koalas to extinction by 2050
The report claims that without urgent government intervention, the territory will lose all its koala population, many of whom were killed in the long-running bushfires that engulfed Australia…
Read Article →
Italy's Presena glacier covered with white tarps to decelerate melting caused by climate change
To someone looking from a distance, the sheets will look just like snow
Read Article →
Climate change as 'urgent' as coronavirus pandemic, says Greta Thunberg
The 17-year-old has become a global figurehead of the youth climate movement since she started her one-woman protests outside the Swedish parliament in 2018.
Read Article →
Maharashtra's 50,000-year-old Lonar lake mysteriously turns pink, scientists probe cause
The change in colour of water of the lake, having a mean diameter of 1.2 km has left forest officials and scientist puzzled as on normal days, the lake appears stays greenish in colour.
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Scientists prepare a map of Antarctica turning green due to climate change
Scientists have prepared a large-scale map of the algae, which will be used to assess the speed at which Antarctica is turning green and maybe providing sustenance to other species.
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Greta Thunberg pushes legal complaint against five countries at UN
They have pushed forward their legal complaint at the United Nations against against five countries, including Argentina, Brazil, France, Germany and Turkey, which they accuse of backing fossil-…
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Five countries where environmental activism could get you killed
212 environmental campaigners worldwide were murdered in 2019, making last year the deadliest on record, watchdog group Global Witness reported Wednesday.
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Harsh weather conditions creating menace in times of coronavirus
From floods to storms, countries across the world are facing extreme weather conditions while coronavirus pandemic continues to remain a widespread menace.
Let's take a look:
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In latest sign of climate change, Antarctica snow turns blood-red
The Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine have posted several pictures of the red and pink streaks slashing across the edges of glaciers and puddlings on the frosty plains.
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