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The decade-long monitoring effort has revealed a dire situation in major cities in Madhya Pradesh as subsurface water levels

The latest report by the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) highlights trends in global sea surface temperatures, surface air temperatures, hydrological variables, and sea ice cover.

Climate change is causing decreased snowfall and increased high-altitude precipitation. A warming world is turning what should have been heavy snowfall into extreme mountain rain, somewhat exacerbating dangerous floods like those that devastated Pakistan

Despite the urgent need to address climate change and the crucial role of animal agriculture in contributing to global emissions, a recent study reveals a significant gap in media coverage linking the two.

The Summit for the New Global Financing Deal held in Paris was a major meeting involving some 1,500 participants, including 40

An analysis by Climate Central, an independent US-based group of scientists and communicators, reveals that climate change has at least doubled the chances of a recent heat wave in Uttar Pradesh.

The monsoon season has arrived in India, but farmers are still waiting for rain. Of the 718 districts in the country, 511 districts, which add up to 71%, have presented a rainfall deficit during the month of June.

Experts argue that making the just energy transition a public concern is crucial to achieving the net zero emissions target by 2070 in India.

Glaciers in the Hindu Kush Himalayas are melting at unprecedented rates and could lose up to 80% of their volume by the end of the century if greenhouse gas emissions are not significantly reduced

The first International Delta Summit, organized by the Center for River Affairs (CRA) at Jadavpur University and the South Asia Institute for Advanced Research and Development (SAIARD),