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Heatwaves linked to 26,500 ozone deaths in India in 2024: IIT study

HQ Team June 16, 2026: Heatwaves across India may have intensified ground-level ozone pollution linked to more than 26,500 deaths in 2024, according.

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Dog's suffer from stress, local ecology and chemicals
Climate Health

Environmental factors affecting dog health and wellbeing

Alvina Miller June 11, 2026: A dog’s health depends on more than genetics, food, and veterinary care. The air it breathes, the heat.

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Cholera cases fell 17% month-on-month to 16,198 in 16 countries across three regions of the World Health Organization in March, according to a statement from the global health agency on April 30.
Climate Health Pharma

Global cholera cases decline 17% in March: Global health agency 

Cholera cases fell 17% month-on-month to 16,198 in 16 countries across three regions of the World Health Organization in March, according to a.

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Ravens remember where wolves are most likely to make kills and will return to those kill sites from far away — flying up to six hours non-stop, according to a study.
Climate Health Research

Ravens use spatial memory, navigation to scoop down on wolves’ kill sites

Ravens remember where wolves are most likely to make kills and will return to those kill sites from far away — flying up.

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El Nino for 2026 predictability chart
Climate Research

Is a massive El Niño imminent this year? Multiple weather agencies forecast one

HQ Staff Writer March 13, 2026: A significant El Niño event is forecast to develop later in 2026, according to multiple weather tracking agencies..

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At least 12 people have died, and 740 new patients were admitted to hospitals as dengue cases in the South Asian nation of Bangladesh registered the largest single-day rise last week.
Climate Drugs Health

Bangladesh reports highest single-day rise in dengue cases last week

At least 12 people have died, and 740 new patients were admitted to hospitals as dengue cases in the South Asian nation of.

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Climate Research

Lightning kills 320 million trees annually, climate change will escalate toll further

HQ Team August 12, 2025: A study published in the journal Global Change Biology has revealed that lightning kills approximately 320 million trees.

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A sponge-like material with long, microscopic air pockets that uses sunlight and a simple plastic cover can turn saltwater into freshwater, according to Chinese researchers.
Climate Health Research

Chinese researchers use aerogels, sunlight to desalinate seawater

HQ Team July 6, 2025: A sponge-like material with long, microscopic air pockets that uses sunlight and a simple plastic cover can turn.

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Two-thirds of the African continent, according to a new climate vulnerability index, is at increasing risk of extreme shocks among 64 ‘most-at-risk’ nations.
Climate Health Research

Forty-three Sub-Saharan African nations on a climate ‘red zone’ list

HQ Team June 26, 2025: Two-thirds of the African continent, according to a new climate vulnerability index, is at increasing risk of extreme.

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US-based researchers at Northeastern University are trying to unravel how axolotls, a small salamander, a smooth-skinned amphibian that often lives in watery or damp places, regrow entire limbs and even organs, and may hold the secret to replicating it in humans.
Climate Health Research

Axolotls may hold the key to human organ regeneration: US researchers

 HQ Team June 23, 2025: US-based researchers at Northeastern University are trying to unravel how axolotls, a small salamander, a smooth-skinned amphibian that.

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