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The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has called for “localised, reliable weather services” after a study showed an increasing trend in severe cyclones over the country’s densely populated west coast.
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Localised, reliable weather services a pressing need: IMD study shows

HQ Team September 25, 2023: The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has called for “localised, reliable weather services” after a joint study showed an.

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The global incidence of cholera doubled in 2022 year-on-year because rising floods, droughts and cyclones due to climate change triggered new outbreaks and worsened existing ones, a WHO report stated.
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Cholera outbreaks worldwide rising as floods, droughts batter planet Earth

HQ Team September 23, 2023: The global incidence of cholera doubled in 2022 year-on-year because rising floods, droughts and cyclones due to climate.

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An emergence of virulent diseases due to rising temperatures, a mass exodus of people fleeing wildfires and distressing scenes of farmers helplessly watching crops washed away are warning signals enough for governments to “hit the fast forward” on combatting climate change, the UN stated.
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‘Humanity has opened the gates to hell,’ says UN chief Guterres

HQ Team September 21, 2023: An emergence of virulent diseases due to rising temperatures, a mass exodus of people fleeing wildfires and distressing.

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American voters who express negative opinions about academics are most likely to believe climate change is not caused by humans and is not a problem for the US, a study says.
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41% of US voters say climate change doesn’t have a human cause

American voters who express negative opinions about academics are most likely to believe climate change is not caused by humans and is not.

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Extreme heat due to climate change, combined with wildfires and desert dust, is having a pernicious effect on air quality, human health and the environment, a WMO report stated.
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Severe heat, wildfires, desert dust whirl up air pollution: WMO

HQ Team September 7, 2023: Extreme heat due to climate change, combined with wildfires and desert dust, is having a pernicious effect on.

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The global marine industry is pulling out six billion tons of sand and sediments, a non-renewable resource, from the oceans a year, affecting coastal and marine ecosystems, the UN stated.
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Six billion tons of sand, sediments extracted from oceans a year: UN

HQ Team September 6, 2023: The global marine industry is pulling out six billion tons of sand and sediments, a non-renewable resource, from.

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South American forests had lost their ability to store carbon and were releasing it into the air due to an El Niño climate event which resulted in hot temperatures and drought eight years ago.
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El Niño forces South American forests to release carbon rather than store

HQ Team September 5, 2023: South American forests had lost their ability to store carbon and were releasing it into the air due.

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Children living in the Central African Republic, Chad, Nigeria, Guinea, Somalia and Guinea-Bissau are most vulnerable to cyclones, heat waves, access to essential services and other environmental shocks, a new UN report revealed.
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African children most at risk to climate change, UN calls for more funds 

HQ Team September 2, 2023: Children living in the Central African Republic, Chad, Nigeria, Guinea, Somalia and Guinea-Bissau are most vulnerable to cyclones,.

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Global warming may wipe out canopies in tropical forests, with plants no longer able to combine light, CO2, and water to make the sugars that sustain them, according to an international study.
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Forest canopies may die out if global warming continues

HQ Team August 27, 2023: Global warming may wipe out canopies in tropical forests, with plants no longer able to combine light, CO2,.

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Eco-friendly paper straws contain harmful “Forever chemicals,” new study reveals

HQ team August 26, 2023: A new study conducted by Belgian researchers has raised concerns about the safety of so-called “eco-friendly” paper drinking.

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