Killing dust

African dust clouds cause red tides that kill millions of fish in the Gulf of Mexico

Changing basic nature

Countries move from labs to seas to study the implications of ocean acidification

Beyond Tsunami

Time to focus on preventing the next disaster

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Science drowns at land's end

2023 is on track to be warmest year on record, 2024 could see further increase in temperatures: Study

Human-induced climate change, El Nino influence likely

Aircraft may monitor tropical cyclones over India

Four-day conference on Indian Ocean tropical cyclones begins in Delhi

Widespread web

The threats from aerosols are all pervading

Arctic rush driven by desire to control hydrocarbon deposits, shipping routes

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Air pollution makes cyclones stronger: US study

Too early to say if pollution is the only factor responsible, says Indian scientist

World's first sustainable tuna fishery

Canada, UK given Dodo Awards by civil society

The awards are given to countries that contribute to biodiversity loss

Evolution in times of climate change

The origins of some of our fundamental traits could lie in climate change

In court

NASA eyes warm sea surface

South Pacific nations agree to stop bottom trawling

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India granted 'observer' status in Arctic Council

EU tightens rule to protect tuna

Collapse of Canada’s last remaining ice shelf raises global warming fears

The Milne ice shelf lost more than 40 per cent of its ice over two days end of July

'Dolphin-safe' labels for tuna held illegal

World Trade Organisation says US policy restricts tuna trade

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Kenya’s had unusually hot weather — an expert unpacks what could be causing it

What Nairobi has had is a wave of hot weather that the human body can easily adjust to.