Climate Change

A resilient healthcare workforce capable of addressing climate-induced public health issues, particularly in regions like Southeast Asia. It emphasizes challenges faced by healthcare workers in responding to increasingly intense extreme weather events

A recent study published raised concerns about fertile plains surrounding the Ganges and Indus rivers becoming increasingly vulnerable to climate change. Researchers evaluated the frequency and geographical distribution of extreme weather events in India

The severe consequences of climate change on human health, such as heat-related illnesses, respiratory problems from wildfire smoke, and increased susceptibility to infectious diseases.

Kitchen Arts & Letters, a legendary cookbook store on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, is tiny — just 750 square feet — but not an inch of space

Tucked away in the misty mountains, Meghalaya holds a special allure because of its mysterious caves. Some of these caves have been carefully studied and mapped

The changing climate is causing disruptions in the timing of spring, affecting ecosystems globally. Early springs pose challenges for plants and animals, leading to ecological imbalances and impacting pollination, hibernation, and species behavior.

A recent analysis conducted by Climate Central has uncovered concerning patterns in India's winter temperatures, shedding light on potential threats to the spring season.

A new report from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) reveals that climate change is taking a heavy toll on India’s rural poor, who depend largely on agriculture for their livelihoods.

The year 2023 easily became the hottest year on record. Although climate scientists can’t yet explain precisely why the year was so hot, long-term human-caused global warming and natural variability both played roles in breaking the record.

Kochi, one of the fastest-growing cities in India, faces multiple climate hazards that threaten its people, infrastructure, and environment. A new report by the World Resources Institute (WRI),