Research shows marine heat waves are now about 20 times more likely than they were just four decades ago, and they tend to be hotter and last longer
Global climate diplomacy must focus on accelerated 2030 goals rather than net-zero target dates
A document from the United Mine Workers offers reason to hope
The Democratic president, who returned the United States to the pact, announced a new U.S. target on Thursday to reduce its emissions 50%-52% by 2030
The president will commit the United States to deep cuts in emissions at an Earth Day summit meeting that starts on Thursday, according to people familiar with the plan
The deal arrives just in time for a summit of world leaders hosted by the U.S. government on Thursday and Friday
Johnson has pitched the shift to a greener economy as part of Britain's recovery from the pandemic
Indian-American CEO of a top US firm believes that New Delhi has an opportunity to lead the world on climate change
China and the United States have agreed to cooperate on the issue of climate change, US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry and China Special Envoy for Climate Change Xie Zhenhua said
United States Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry on Thursday said India and the US can come together on climate change
Over a third of the Antarctic's ice shelf area may be at risk of collapsing into the sea if global temperatures reach four degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels, according to a study
A successful US-India climate partnership marked by techno-financial assistance to pursue carbon neutrality can set a template for the rest of the world
If rises to challenge, it can serve as a model for other developing countries
Developed world has occupied 80 per cent of the carbon space already, says union minister
Potentially deadly heat waves will likely become more commonplace in South Asian countries, including India, in the coming decades even if global warming is limited to 1.5 degrees Celsius
The US grade would drop by two notches, and as much as three levels for Germany, India and the Netherlands.
The estimates comes amid warnings by policy makers from around the world that financial markets are underpricing the risk of climate change on asset prices, with potentially costly future corrections
As we approach Stockholm+50, we are looking at an increasingly inequitable world; where poverty and marginalisation are growing
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said the country is on track to achieving its climate goals before the target date as it switches over to energy-efficient mediums and uses waste to generate energy. Speaking after accepting the 2021 CERAWeek Global Energy & Environment Leadership Award for his commitment to energy sustainability and the environment, Modi said climate change and calamity are major challenges facing the world. Both are interlinked, and one way to fight them is through policies, laws, rules and orders, and the other is bringing behavioural change, he said, listing measures taken by his government for sustainable energy usage. While the target of mixing 20 per cent ethanol has been advanced to 2025, 5,000 compressed bio-gas plants will be set up to turn municipal and agriculture waste into energy, he said. Also, switch over to energy-efficient LED bulbs has helped save 38 million tonnes of carbon emission, he said, adding that the share of non-fossil sources of .
In India, the world's third biggest emitter, emissions rose above 2019 levels from last September as economic activity increased and restrictions were relaxed