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Well-judged alterations in land use are imperative
A research shows climate change is creating more turbulent air for planes because changes in wind speed at different altitudes are becoming more extreme
But 2015 saw the worst heatwave in India since 1992, striking areas from Delhi to Telangana and killing 2,081 people. It was the fifth deadliest in world history
The report records that about one-third of food produced is lost or wasted
Searing heatwaves saw records tumble across Europe last month, with unusually high temperatures within the Arctic Circle as well
He said that IMD has impact-based forecast in all districts now
The equivalent of 1.75 planets would be required to produce enough to meet humanity's needs at current consumption rates
When the air temperature exceeds 35°C, the body relies on the evaporation of water - mainly through sweating - to keep core temperature at a safe level
The extreme conditions follow last year's drought that pummeled crops, and has heightened attention on the environment amid concern over climate change
Food supply chains will get disrupted globally, the study warns. Report to be officially released in August
The number of Indian companies either pricing or planning to price carbon in their investment decisions is increasing
It is high time to create a new, focused agency, a World Carbon Bank, that provides a vehicle for advanced economies to coordinate aid and technical transfer
Adani bought the resource in Australia's Galilee Basin in 2010 as Indian companies rushed for overseas energy supplies amid forecasts of booming demand
Six hundred million people in India are at risk from increasing temperatures
Construction will also be 'severely impacted', with an estimated 19 per cent of global working hours lost at the end of the next decade, ILO says
The polluting fuel will continue to produce half of the country's electricity by 2030, compared with about 72% now
A report from the International Labour Organization estimated that in 2030, 2.2% of total working hours worldwide will be lost because of higher temperatures
India is progressing well as 28,000 mega watt of solar power has been installed and operationalised so far.
Natural disasters, which are expected to increase due to climate change, also render women and girls vulnerable to sexual abuse and exploitation, particularly in contexts of pre-existing economically