Indian heat waves are blowing early and lasting longer
India has been experiencing severe heat waves over the last few decades, and they are sweeping across earlier and staying longer, a trend.
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UN COP15 on Biological Diversity needs to up the ante to save wildlife
The United Nations Conference on Biological Diversity starting tomorrow, needs to come to some concrete agreements for preserving our biodiversity.
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Nutrients in soil have fallen ‘dramatically’ over seven decades: UN
More living organisms are present in a tablespoon of soil than people on earth, according to the UN.
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World’s most vulnerable people need $51.5 billion in aid next year
A staggering $51.5 billion is needed next year to protect 230 million of the world’s most vulnerable people, the UN stated.
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Adani Energy raises JPY 27.9 billion to refinance debt
Adani Green Energy has raised a JPY 27.9 billion ($200 million) loan from two Japanese banks to refinance its existing debt.
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Seagrass can prevent coastal erosion: Swedish study finds
Seagrass can reduce cliff erosion by up to 70% due to its root mats binding the sand, a study found.
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Five billion people will have less access to water by 2050: WMO
The planet got drier than usual in 2021, according to the WMO.
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Offshore wind farms change marine ecosystems
Wind turbines in the North Sea were found to disturb the marine ecosystem drastically
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Renewable energy facilities will add to CO2 emissions burden, Study finds
Building a renewable energy infrastructure will result in severe carbon emissions, and a transition from fossil fuels to green energy must be quick.
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New measurement units introduced to handle deluge of digital data
Four new prefixes to the International Systems of units have been added to handle the massive digital data.