Global Warming
Global WarmingCarbon dioxide in the air at highest level since measurements began
NOAA observatory recorded carbon dioxide at about 419 parts per million in May, more than the 417 parts per million in May 2020
G7 steps towards making companies disclose climate risks
The idea would make it mandatory for all major companies to come clean on their carbon dioxide emissions
Warmer days are ahead as La Nina cycle is over: UN
WMO says another above-normal season is expected this year, given that El Nino is absent
Medics march to WHO headquarters in climate campaign
They demanded health authorities make climate change and biodiversity loss their top priorities
Rising global temperatures 'inexorably closer' to climate tipping point: UN study
The report predicts a 90 per cent chance that at least one of the years between 2021 and 2025 will become the warmest year on record, topping 2016 temperatures
24 dead, dozens missing as cyclone batters Covid-stricken India
At least 24 people were dead and almost 100 missing on Tuesday after a monster cyclone slammed India, compounding the country's woes as it recorded a new record number of coronavirus deaths in 24 ...
Fossil fuel giants-banks under fire for rise in single-use plastics
Twenty companies - mainly energy and chemicals giants - are the source of half of the world's single-use plastic waste
Renewable energy powers ahead in 2020: Report
Around 280GW of electricity production capacity was added last year, a 45-percent increase from the amount added in 2019
Deforestation of Brazilian Amazon hits record in April
Deforestation of the Brazilian Amazon hit a record last month, the government reported Friday with figures that belie president Jair Bolsonaro's pledge to crack down on such destruction.
Melting Antarctic could push seas to 'catastrophic' levels at 3C warming
Antarctic melting could cause a "dramatic" rise in sea levels if countries fail to keep global warming below 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 Fahrenheit), posing a serious threat to low-lying and coastal ...
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