Signed, sealed and delivered: Climate activist Greta Thunberg features on Swedish postage stamp
Thunberg will join a hall of fame of Swedish personalities, from Zlatan Ibrahimovic to Greta Garbo, who have been depicted on the country's postage stamps
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Omanis revive memory of village swallowed by desert
Deserts are expanding all over the world, pushed on by climate change, and affected populations have few weapons to fight back
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Air pollution in India led to 1.7 million deaths in 2019: Study
The findings in this analysis show that while 40 per cent of the disease burden due to air pollution is from lung diseases, the remaining 60 per cent is from ischemic heart disease, stroke,…
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Deadly brain-eating amoeba is spreading in US, scientists issue warning
Naegleria fowleri is typically found in living, breathing people of freshwater, including lakes and streams
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China's biodegradable plastics 'failing to tackle pollution crisis'
China, the world's biggest maker of plastic waste, presented boycotts recently on a few kinds of non-degradable single-use plastics, inciting makers to increase the creation of biodegradable…
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2020 on course to become hottest year in the history of mankind
2020 is on course to become one of three hottest years ever recorded in human history, the United Nations said on Wednesday
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More than 3 billion people affected by water shortages: Report
A report titled 'The State of Food and Agriculture 2020:Overcoming water challenges in agriculture' by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations published on Thursday shows fresh…
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93% Brazilians, 91% Indians perceive climate change as severe, survey reveals
A new survey has revealed which country feels more concerned by climate change. Brazilians came at the helm of perceiving climate change as a “catastrophic risk”, when compared to people living in…
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Would you give up 0.25% of your savings to help save the planet?
The global returns project aims to use a small percentage of people’s savings to help groups fighting climate change.
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Global warming makes September, 2020 the world's hottest month ever
September, 2020 was the hottest month ever!
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40% of plant species facing risk of extinction: Report
The assessment of the state of the world's plants and fungi is based on research from more than 200 scientists in 42 countries
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Brazil: Bolsonaro's government triggers alarm after revoking mangrove protections
It is the latest in a series of environmental controversies for the far-right president, who has presided over a surge in deforestation and fires in the Amazon rainforest and Pantanal wetlands…
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'Our planet is dying soon': Meet India's youngest climate change activist
An 8-year-old climate change activist from India, Licypriya Kangujam is trying to single-handedly save the planet before we reach a point of no return
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'Urgent action': Greta Thunberg and other youth climate protests make a return
With wild weather wreaking havoc across the world, from fires ravaging the US West, to abnormal heatwaves in the Siberian Arctic and record floods in China, organisers said the protests would…
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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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Boris Johnson and Joe Biden vow to deepen ties and cooperate on tackling climate change
Johnson used his first phone call with the US president to welcome Biden's announcements that the United States would rejoin the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate and the World Health Organization,…
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Signed, sealed and delivered: Climate activist Greta Thunberg features on Swedish postage stamp
Thunberg will join a hall of fame of Swedish personalities, from Zlatan Ibrahimovic to Greta Garbo, who have been depicted on the country's postage stamps
Read Article →
Omanis revive memory of village swallowed by desert
Deserts are expanding all over the world, pushed on by climate change, and affected populations have few weapons to fight back
Read Article →
Air pollution in India led to 1.7 million deaths in 2019: Study
The findings in this analysis show that while 40 per cent of the disease burden due to air pollution is from lung diseases, the remaining 60 per cent is from ischemic heart disease, stroke,…
Read Article →
Deadly brain-eating amoeba is spreading in US, scientists issue warning
Naegleria fowleri is typically found in living, breathing people of freshwater, including lakes and streams
Read Article →
China's biodegradable plastics 'failing to tackle pollution crisis'
China, the world's biggest maker of plastic waste, presented boycotts recently on a few kinds of non-degradable single-use plastics, inciting makers to increase the creation of biodegradable…
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2020 on course to become hottest year in the history of mankind
2020 is on course to become one of three hottest years ever recorded in human history, the United Nations said on Wednesday
Read Article →
More than 3 billion people affected by water shortages: Report
A report titled 'The State of Food and Agriculture 2020:Overcoming water challenges in agriculture' by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations published on Thursday shows fresh…
Read Article →
93% Brazilians, 91% Indians perceive climate change as severe, survey reveals
A new survey has revealed which country feels more concerned by climate change. Brazilians came at the helm of perceiving climate change as a “catastrophic risk”, when compared to people living in…
Read Article →
Would you give up 0.25% of your savings to help save the planet?
The global returns project aims to use a small percentage of people’s savings to help groups fighting climate change.
Read Article →
Global warming makes September, 2020 the world's hottest month ever
September, 2020 was the hottest month ever!
Read Article →
40% of plant species facing risk of extinction: Report
The assessment of the state of the world's plants and fungi is based on research from more than 200 scientists in 42 countries
Read Article →
Brazil: Bolsonaro's government triggers alarm after revoking mangrove protections
It is the latest in a series of environmental controversies for the far-right president, who has presided over a surge in deforestation and fires in the Amazon rainforest and Pantanal wetlands…
Read Article →
'Our planet is dying soon': Meet India's youngest climate change activist
An 8-year-old climate change activist from India, Licypriya Kangujam is trying to single-handedly save the planet before we reach a point of no return
Read Article →
'Urgent action': Greta Thunberg and other youth climate protests make a return
With wild weather wreaking havoc across the world, from fires ravaging the US West, to abnormal heatwaves in the Siberian Arctic and record floods in China, organisers said the protests would…
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Top 10 environment-friendly countries in the world
Expats recently rated countries based on environment, and policy surrounding its protection. Read Article →
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.
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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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Boris Johnson and Joe Biden vow to deepen ties and cooperate on tackling climate change
Johnson used his first phone call with the US president to welcome Biden's announcements that the United States would rejoin the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate and the World Health Organization,…
Read Article →
Signed, sealed and delivered: Climate activist Greta Thunberg features on Swedish postage stamp
Thunberg will join a hall of fame of Swedish personalities, from Zlatan Ibrahimovic to Greta Garbo, who have been depicted on the country's postage stamps
Read Article →
Omanis revive memory of village swallowed by desert
Deserts are expanding all over the world, pushed on by climate change, and affected populations have few weapons to fight back
Read Article →
Air pollution in India led to 1.7 million deaths in 2019: Study
The findings in this analysis show that while 40 per cent of the disease burden due to air pollution is from lung diseases, the remaining 60 per cent is from ischemic heart disease, stroke,…
Read Article →
Deadly brain-eating amoeba is spreading in US, scientists issue warning
Naegleria fowleri is typically found in living, breathing people of freshwater, including lakes and streams
Read Article →
China's biodegradable plastics 'failing to tackle pollution crisis'
China, the world's biggest maker of plastic waste, presented boycotts recently on a few kinds of non-degradable single-use plastics, inciting makers to increase the creation of biodegradable…
Read Article →
2020 on course to become hottest year in the history of mankind
2020 is on course to become one of three hottest years ever recorded in human history, the United Nations said on Wednesday
Read Article →
More than 3 billion people affected by water shortages: Report
A report titled 'The State of Food and Agriculture 2020:Overcoming water challenges in agriculture' by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations published on Thursday shows fresh…
Read Article →
93% Brazilians, 91% Indians perceive climate change as severe, survey reveals
A new survey has revealed which country feels more concerned by climate change. Brazilians came at the helm of perceiving climate change as a “catastrophic risk”, when compared to people living in…
Read Article →
Would you give up 0.25% of your savings to help save the planet?
The global returns project aims to use a small percentage of people’s savings to help groups fighting climate change.
Read Article →
Global warming makes September, 2020 the world's hottest month ever
September, 2020 was the hottest month ever!
Read Article →
40% of plant species facing risk of extinction: Report
The assessment of the state of the world's plants and fungi is based on research from more than 200 scientists in 42 countries
Read Article →
Brazil: Bolsonaro's government triggers alarm after revoking mangrove protections
It is the latest in a series of environmental controversies for the far-right president, who has presided over a surge in deforestation and fires in the Amazon rainforest and Pantanal wetlands…
Read Article →
'Our planet is dying soon': Meet India's youngest climate change activist
An 8-year-old climate change activist from India, Licypriya Kangujam is trying to single-handedly save the planet before we reach a point of no return
Read Article →
'Urgent action': Greta Thunberg and other youth climate protests make a return
With wild weather wreaking havoc across the world, from fires ravaging the US West, to abnormal heatwaves in the Siberian Arctic and record floods in China, organisers said the protests would…
Read Article →
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
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Top 10 environment-friendly countries in the world
Expats recently rated countries based on environment, and policy surrounding its protection.
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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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