The malefactor

Does global warming lead to more malaria in East Africa?

The seabirds have flown

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Warming up to Kyoto as climes freeze

Science, Nature under scan for refusing to publish important papers

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Let's celebrate spring

Is snow a rainkiller?

Snowfall in the Himalaya and Tibetan plateau affects monsoon  

The change of a lifetime

Disturbing the Pacific

The dreaded storm strikes the Pacific and the threat of destruction looms large

Till the last drop

A forceful endorsement

Kyoto Protocol gets a boost as Japan and eu ratify pact

Regional Trade Agreements dividing north-south trade?

Hydropower back in World Bank's good books

An unsteady first step

Trading in energy-efficiency certificates faces major hurdles

WHO issues guidelines to improve quality of air

Cities as spaces of culture, constraints

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Fewer honeybees could mean less food

Changes in precipitation in moderate or very high emissions scenario to impact 3-5 billion people: Study

Regions experiencing robust wetting and drying trends cover a substantial portion of the Earth’s landmass, shows analysis

2023 in a blink: What were emission footprints of transport, manufacturing sectors this year

Cement, steel and aluminium plants led to 108 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent of emissions 

Think tanks, civil society caution that ‘fossil fuels’ mention in GST is riddled with loopholes

The latest text emphasises the need to transition away from fossil fuels in energy system  

COP28: Climate change having devastating impact on migratory species

Habitat loss, impact on reproduction, reduction in food availability among factors threatening migratory animal popualtions  

COP28: Leaders in attendance must channel their inner Hatim Tai on Global Goal for Adaptation

World leaders need to agree with climate finance for adaptation not as a burden, but a force to uplift

Biodiversity technical body meets in Nairobi to gauge progress on Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework

SBSTTA-25 meeting till October 19; Indicators for monitoring progress to be discussed

Even platypuses aren’t safe from bushfires — a new DNA study tracks their disappearance

Platypuses are disappearing from waterways after fire