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The Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) recently released its monthly climate bulletin, revealing unprecedented global temperature highs in November 2023.

The ‘10 New Insights in Climate Science’ report, endorsed by 67 scientists from 24 countries and presented at COP28, outlines ten key insights for understanding the current state of Earth’s climate.

Hospitals around the globe are facing a new challenge: the impact of climate change. Extreme weather events, intensified by global warming, are threatening the very infrastructure designed to protect health.

India’s agriculture sector, which employs nearly half of the country’s workforce, is facing a significant threat from climate change. This year, food prices have already risen by 11.51% due to low crop yields

In a surprising turn of events, the coal mining sector was conspicuously absent from the discussions on methane emissions reduction at the COP28 climate summit.

Cities around the world are getting hotter, and the phenomenon is not just due to heatwaves but also urban heat islands (UHIs), which make cities significantly warmer than their rural counterparts.

The IMD’s seasonal forecast predicts that maximum temperatures from December 2023 to February 2024 are likely to be above normal in most parts of India, except for certain areas in central and northwest India

The recent data unveiled at the onset of COP28 climate talks in Dubai, reveals 23 countries, including India, declared drought emergencies.

As global temperatures continue to rise, experts from the University of Birmingham are emphasizing the importance of refrigeration and cold chains as essential infrastructure.

The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has reported that 2023 has broken climate records, with extreme weather events causing widespread destruction and despair.