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One of India's ancient geological features might have helped kill off the dinosaurs millions of years ago!
The Deccan Traps are a series of lava flows that occurred at the end of the Cretaceous period, span…
Budgeting for the fifth C
The author discusses the five types of global risks and how the last budget conveyed a more serious…
Blood-thirsty vampire bats will soon begin migrating into other countries, bringing rabies to a ton of livestock
Climate change is making everything get hotter, while diminishing the temperature difference betwee…
Carbon markets are supposed to fight climate change. But prices have collapsed with no solution in sight.
"There are less credits that have been issued, but the demand is falling faster than the supply."
Aruni Soni
"Hack the Agenda" campaign to force world's biggest polluters to fund a global central damage fund for climate change victims
The International Institute for Environment and Development projects the economic cost of human-cau…
'Holistic approach' to be central to upcoming COP27; UN expert laments unfulfilled $100 billion climate aid promise
Interacting with researchers at the field station of TERI, Mahmoud Mohieldin underscored the need t…
Shells from Gujarat suggest that India’s lush monsoons might've helped attract several invaders in the past!
Periods of robust monsoons, translating to bountiful harvests, coincided with an upsurge in cultura…
Biden and Xi are glaringly absent from the UN's climate summit. That doesn't bode well for the world.
The leaders of the world's biggest polluting countries have lost a chance to inject momentum into t…
Tom Porter
Experts from the World Resources Institute and Climate Policy Radar discuss biodiversity and climate change.
Biodiversity and climate change have long been connected. Two experts spoke with Insider about the …
Elizabeth Wood
Oil titan Sultan Al Jaber backtracks on comments that 'there is no science' around fossil fuels at UN climate summit
Sultan Al Jaber, president of COP28 and CEO of the United Arab Emirates state-owned oil company Adn…
Catherine Boudreau
90% of India, entire Delhi in 'danger zone' of heatwave impacts: Cambridge study
It suggested that heatwaves have impeded India's progress towards achieving the United Nations' …
PTI
Archaeologists used Google Earth to help find 3,000 square miles of prehistoric settlements from a new-found civilization in Central Europe
Researchers found evidence of a vast network of Bronze Age societies in a region previously thought…
Grace Eliza Goodwin
6 climate wins from 2022 that are worth celebrating
This year saw a number of crucial victories and real progress on climate, including game-changing l…
Paola Rosa-Aquino
Draw inspiration from vibrancy of Indian economy: PM Modi at G20 meeting
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday expressed hope that G20 will draw inspiration from the vibra…
PTI
Jerome Powell will boost protections to Americans' savings from the threat of climate change, Biden says
Progressives urged Biden to pick a more climate-focused chair, but he said Trump's Fed pick will ma…
Ben Winck
Kamala Harris sought advice from corporate executives on how to address poverty, climate change, and corruption in Central America: report
According to the report, those conversations led to $1.2 billion in pledges from corporations to "s…
Bryan Metzger,John Haltiwanger
Florida's climate exodus has already begun — and it's only going to get worse
Florida is the canary in the coal mine of climate change. Long-time residents are already fleeing, …
Jake Bittle
The Supreme Court just made it harder to combat the climate crisis. Top tech firms say that's bad for business and the planet.
It may be harder for tech companies to meet their climate goals after the Supreme Court limited the…
Catherine Boudreau
COP27 win: Developed nations finally promise formal loss and damage funding for climate disaster-struck poorer countries
With the adoption of the loss and damage funding formally in the COP27 agenda in Sharm El-Sheikh in…
Our chance to make incremental changes is over, warns UNEP’s new report ahead of COP 27; projects 2.8°C warming by 2100
Since 2021, we’ve only managed to slash 1% (0.5 gigatonnes of CO2 equivalent) of the projected emis…