climate crisis

With more than 100 million displaced people in the world, human beings who have had to leave their homes to flee wars, incessant violations of their basic rights or natural catastrophes,

Climate change not only has large-scale effects but can also have a strong influence on essential daily activities such as sleep. A scientific team estimates that by 2099, rising temperatures could reduce between 50 and 58 hours of sleep per person

Rainforest trees in Australia's rainforests have been dying at twice the rate since the 1980s, apparently due to climate impacts. This is what the findings of a long-term international

For millions of people, daily life continues with heatwaves. But for those living below the poverty line or without access to reliable, affordable and sustainable energy, their ability to adapt and thrive is held back without access to cooling.

The International Labor Organization said that 80 million jobs would be at risk if predictions of rising temperatures, caused by climate change, materialize, and productivity is affected by challenging work environments

Since 2000, the number and duration of droughts have increased by 29%. That's just one of many worrying facts revealed by a new report from the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD).

Bird species Facing decline; What is happening to the birds on the planet? More than 5,000 species of birds are in decline

Last week, the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) confirmed that in 2021, the United States experienced 20 major weather-related disasters with damage costs exceeding one billion

In some regions of the country, electricity has had major cuts and the water supply has also been affected. After an extremely hot month of March, this latest heatwave highlights the ravages of the climate emergency.

A new report released on the impact of climate change on the global economy has shown that if this trend continues, India's GDP may decline by as much as 15 per cent over the next 28 years.