Natural gas, contrary to what its name suggests, is not really nature's friend. It is even quite the opposite: it is fossil energy whose extraction, production, transport and consumption are particularly harmful to the climate.

The extreme heatwave that has gripped much of India and Pakistan has become 30 times more likely due to climate change, according to a new rapid attribution study by climate scientists.

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

The main bridge connecting Pakistan and China was swept away by the eruption of the Shishpar Glacier. Due to extreme heat, cultivated lands and houses on both sides of the canal were destroyed.

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

We are living in a world where everything is somehow linked in one way or the other for example, Globalisation and Technology or Climate and Inequality.

"The effects of climate change do not understand rich or poor countries ." That is the conclusion reached by the group of experts from Germanwatch, an environmental think tank

The advance of climate change is present in all aspects. It no longer only affects the natural environments that surround us, but it is also conditioning the economies of countries and their ability to generate wealth.

The UNCTAD has released this Thursday the second part of the Report on Trade and Development 2021 in which it proposes reforms to the international financial system to ensure that funds for adaptation to climate change flow to developing countries.

The water shortages, declining crop productivity, and increase the level of the sea that cause climate change but are acting to reduce greenhouse gas emissions could lead to more than 200 million people leaving their homes by 2050