The study warns that climate change could lead to habitat loss for many venomous snake species by 2070, potentially increasing risks to human life. Countries like India, Uganda, and Kenya may face heightened snake bite incidents.
Recent studies published in the journal Nature Review Earth and Environment have raised concerns among scientists regarding the future of wine production.
Texans are used to very hot summers. However, a recent study shows that the heat index, which is the temperature we feel, has risen much quicker in Texas compared to the actual recorded temperature. It’s rising about three times as fast.
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
A recent study conducted in the coastal salt pans of Tamil Nadu, has revealed that rising global temperatures pose a serious occupational health risk to millions of workers.
The 'heat pandemic' is not just limited to India. As global warming progresses, regions with hot climates around the world face increased vulnerability to overheating in homes due to poorly designed structures.
The new record exceeds the previous highest temperature of 50.3°C, which state-run Xinjiang Daily reported in 2015 near Ayding, also in the Turpan Depression.
The Kashmir Valley is facing a critical situation due to worsening conditions. With a worrying decrease in snowfall and a significant increase in temperatures, the valley faces a formidable challenge that jeopardizes its social and economic development.
New research reveals that If we continue on our current trajectory and reach global warming of 2.7°C, approximately 2 billion people, or 22% of the projected population by the end of the century, will face dangerously hot conditions.
Rising temperatures caused by climate change have far-reaching effects on various sectors, including aviation. As temperatures continue to rise, flight operations face numerous challenges that can disrupt schedules