climate change

Like other states the impact of climate change in Kashmir is very much visible as a drastic reduction in yields of crops like rice, maize, wheat, barley, pulses and oilseeds can be seen.

The campaign to free the rubbish from the Amarnath yatra is in full swing. The campaign to make the entire Yatra route zero waste under the authority of the Jammu-Kashmir Rural Development Department is showing its impact.

Despite this, in the last 20 years i.e. between 1999-2019, questions on climate change have been asked 895 times in Parliament by 1019 members.

According to the international organization, extreme weather events such as droughts and floods, as well as air pollution, will be responsible for the loss of more than two million hectares of land due to degradation and more than one million species.

Climate change, which is a long-term change in temperature and weather patterns, is fueling a heat wave in Kashmir that threatens people's livelihoods.

The heat wave and fires that cross Europe are in the crosshairs of international meteorological, health and climate organizations. Due to its harshness, extension and duration

Migratory birds are declining globally due to the way humans have reshaped the landscape in recent decades, according to new research from the University of East Anglia.

Some extreme weather events, such as heat waves, have a "clear and clear" relationship to climate change around the world, while with others, such as cyclones, the role of global warming in each event is more variable.

Nearly a quarter of the world's population is exposed to significant flood risks, according to new research published Tuesday, which warns that people in poorer countries are more vulnerable.

Several investigations have focused on the impacts of climate change on the environment, flora and fauna. But, until now it is known for the first time what are these repercussions this phenomenon has on society.