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Extreme warming in the Antarctic Peninsula has increased the vegetation cover in the region by more than tenfold over the last four decades, according to researchers from the universities of Exeter and Hertfordshire and the British Antarctic Survey.
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Vegetation cover in Antarctic Peninsula increases 10-fold in last four yrs: Study

Extreme warming in the Antarctic Peninsula has increased the vegetation cover in the region by more than tenfold over the last four decades,.

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Economic risk to rich will rise with climate change impact: Potsdam Institute

HQ Team September 14, 2024: Erratic weather events due to global warming impact low-income groups is an established fact, but a new study.

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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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Europe, one of the fastest-warming continents in the world, is not keeping pace with a rapidly growing climate crisis threatening its energy and food security and people’s health.
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Europe lagging behind efforts to keep climate crisis at bay: EEA

HQ Team March 11, 2024: Europe, one of the fastest-warming continents in the world, is not keeping pace with a rapidly growing climate.

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Record-breaking heat caused by greenhouse gases, ocean heat, and ocean acidification have resulted in glacial melts, a rise in sea levels, and human displacement last year,  according to a WMO report. 
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Extreme cold, hot conditions ahead as Atlantic currents set to collpase

Bharti Jayshankar February 10, 2024: A new research published in Science Advances says the collapse of the Atlantic Ocean current – called the.

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The volume of ice in the European Alps will decline by 34% by 2050 even if global warming were to stop completely, a study finds.
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European Alps’ volume of ice to fall 34% by 2050, Swiss scientists predict

HQ Team January 21, 2024: The volume of ice in the European Alps will decline by 34% by 2050 even if global warming.

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The full year 2023 is set to be the warmest on record with global temperatures rising 1.4 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels, as the UN chief called on COP28 nations to set “clear expectations” for climate goals and invest in their implementation. Image Credit: UN
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Record global heat ‘sending shivers down the spines of world leaders’: UN

HQ Team December 1, 2023: The full year 2023 is set to be the warmest on record with global temperatures rising 1.4 degrees.

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Dengue has claimed the lives of more than 1,000 people in Bangladesh since January as 79,598 cases, the highest so far this year, were reported in September.
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Dengue claims lives of 1,017 people in Bangladesh as humidity soars

HQ Team October 3, 2023: Dengue has claimed the lives of more than 1,000 people in Bangladesh since January as 79,598 cases, the.

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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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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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