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In a small region in India’s technology capital of Bengaluru, social activists, despite initial hesitation from its urban poor, walked into Anjanapura and completed one of the country’s first short-term engagements to impart the skills to fight climate change.
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A social project to fight climate change in India begins to yield results

In a small region in India’s technology capital of Bengaluru, social activists, despite initial hesitation from its urban poor, walked into Anjanapura and.

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As the number of satellites skyrockets, scientists have called for a legally-binding global treaty to ensure the safety of Earth's orbit from space debris, which puts the planet and people at risk.
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Spraying diamond dust in atmosphere can stem global warming: Study

HQ Team  October 18, 2024: As global greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise there is an urgency to find effective climate intervention solutions..

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china stocks up on emergency food supply
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China boosts emergency food supply in response to climate events

HQ Team October 17, 2024: Extreme weather conditions and the increasing number of natural disaster events have forced China to take steps to.

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Record decline in global carbon sinks in 2023; may upset climate models

HQ Team October 16, 2024: A new research  on the depleting carbon sinks on our planet has thrown up some crucial questions on.

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As Hurricane Milton looms large over the Florida coast, weather climate researchers said rainfall caused by Hurricane Helene, which struck two weeks before, was amplified by about 10% and its winds by 11% due to climate change.
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Climate change amplified US Hurricane Helene’s rainfall, winds

As Hurricane Milton looms large over the Florida coast, weather climate researchers said rainfall caused by Hurricane Helene, which struck two weeks before,.

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Glaciers suffered the largest mass loss in 50 years as last year marked the driest for global rivers in 33 years, according to a World Meteorological Organization report.
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Global glaciers suffer largest mass loss in 50 yrs, 2023 driest for rivers

Glaciers suffered the largest mass loss in 50 years as last year marked the driest for global rivers in 33 years, according to.

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About 377 children have died in 2021 due to rising temperatures across Europe and Central Asia, according to a new data analysis from 23 nations done by UNICEF.
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Heatwaves killed 377 children in 2021 in Europe, Central Asia: UNICEF

About 377 children have died in 2021 due to rising temperatures across Europe and Central Asia, according to a new data analysis from.

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Climate change is making days longer by a few milliseconds as the ice melts in Antarctica and Greenland is causing a shift in Earth’s mass with more water flowing into the world’s oceans, especially the equatorial region, according to a study by the University in Zürich, Switzerland.
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Days getting longer as ice melts cause a shift in Earth’s mass, impacting rotation

Climate change is making days longer by a few milliseconds as the ice melts in Antarctica and Greenland is causing a shift in.

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Children are vulnerable to temperature changes as their thermoregulation mechanisms are still immature, a study reveals.
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Heat, cold may affect development of brain in children: ISGlobal

Children are vulnerable to temperature changes as their thermoregulation mechanisms are still immature, a study reveals.

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The world’s tropics lost 4.1 million hectares of forests, the equivalent of 11 soccer fields, every minute in 2022, according to the World Resources Institute.
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Unauthorised ghost roads in tropical forests raising fears of deforestation

HQ Team May 10, 2024: There are many unauthorised roads in tropical forests than what is shown in official records. This has raised.

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