Record Emissions Push World Toward Dangerous Warming
Global carbon emissions reach unprecedented levels with India reporting the highest absolute increase, pushing the world toward dangerous climate tipping points according to latest UN report.
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Health Experts Demand Health-First Climate Action at COP30
Prominent health professionals, climate scientists, and artists unite in urgent appeal to governments worldwide, calling for health to be central in all COP30 climate decisions and policies.
Japan's PM Suga praised for confident diplomatic debut with Trump
Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga earns international praise for his confident handling of high-stakes diplomacy during former US President Donald Trump's Tokyo visit, marking a strong start to his leadership.
COP30 Begins in Brazil Amid US Climate Concerns
As world leaders gather in Brazil for COP30, the future of global climate cooperation hangs in balance amid shifting US priorities and urgent climate action demands.
India Champions Multilateral Climate Action Before COP30
India reaffirms its commitment to multilateral cooperation as essential for effective global climate action, emphasizing equity and climate justice principles while preparing for COP30 in Brazil.
Odisha Village Disappearing Due to Climate Change
Residents of Podampeta village in Odisha share their heartbreaking stories as rising sea levels and coastal erosion threaten their very existence, highlighting India's climate crisis.
ECB's Lagarde on TIME100 Climate: Green Finance Pioneer
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde expresses profound gratitude after being featured on TIME magazine's prestigious TIME100 Climate list, recognizing her pivotal role in integrating climate considerations into central banking.
Japan's New Minister Commits to Strengthening India Ties
Japan's newly appointed Political Affairs Minister at the Indian Embassy, Masaru Tsuji, commits to strengthening the crucial Japan-India partnership across multiple sectors including economy, security, and culture.
US Skips COP30 Climate Summit in Brazil
In a significant diplomatic move, the United States will not send top-level representation to the COP30 climate conference in Brazil. Instead, Donald Trump plans direct engagements with world leaders on energy matters, signaling a shift in US climate poli
Climate Activist: Greenlash Built on Lazy Thinking
Climate activist Anjali Appadurai dismantles the rising 'greenlash' phenomenon, exposing how corporate interests and political inertia threaten climate progress in this powerful critique.
US to skip high-level participation at COP30 Brazil summit
Exclusive: The United States will not send top administration officials to the crucial COP30 climate summit in Brazil, raising questions about global climate leadership and diplomatic priorities.
India's Climate Policy: Protecting Farmers in Green Transition
As India advances its climate goals, a critical question emerges: how to ensure farmers aren't left behind in the green transition. This analysis explores the delicate balance between environmental targets and agricultural livelihoods.
NEHU scholars attend climate workshop in Bhutan
Students and faculty from North-Eastern Hill University participate in transformative climate change workshop in Bhutan, focusing on sustainable solutions and cross-border environmental collaboration.
Japan refuses to halt Russian LNG imports despite US pressure
In a significant diplomatic move, Japan's ruling party official Sanae Takaichi confirms the country cannot halt Russian LNG purchases despite US pressure, citing energy security needs and existing contracts.
6 Million-Year-Old Antarctic Ice Reveals Climate Warning
Groundbreaking research on ancient Antarctic ice exposes how Earth responded to climate changes millions of years ago, offering crucial insights into our planet's warming future.
Wealthy Nations Fail to Lead on Fossil Fuel Phase-Out
New UN report reveals developed countries continue fossil fuel production while pushing climate goals. India leads developing nations in calling for equitable energy transition.
UN: Climate adaptation funds fall short, nations at risk
A shocking UN report reveals developing countries are dangerously exposed to climate disasters due to massive funding gaps in adaptation finance, putting millions at risk from rising seas, deadly storms, and extreme heat.
Climate Crisis Ravages India's Health and Economy
A groundbreaking report reveals how climate change is devastating India's public health system and economy, with extreme heat claiming thousands of lives annually.
India's Heatwave Crisis: 20 Days Per Person, 65% Climate-Linked
A shocking climate report reveals Indians suffered through 20 extreme heat days on average in 2024, with nearly two-thirds directly linked to human-caused climate change. Discover the devastating health and economic impacts.
Climate Change Threatens India's Poverty Progress: UN
New UN Multidimensional Poverty Index 2025 warns climate disasters could push millions back into poverty in India. Learn how floods, droughts threaten hard-won gains.
Wealth, Not Lifestyle: Rich Drive Climate Crisis
New climate inequality report reveals wealthy individuals fuel environmental damage primarily through investments, not personal consumption. The richest 1% emit more carbon than the poorest 66% combined.
Azim Premji University Climate Fest Highlights Coastal Conservation
Azim Premji University's annual climate festival spotlights coastal ecosystems and ocean preservation with expert panels, workshops, and interactive sessions in Bengaluru.
Japan PM surprises Trump with Abe's golf putter signed bag
In a remarkable diplomatic gesture, Japan's PM Sanae Takaichi surprises Donald Trump with Shinzo Abe's personal golf putter and signed bag, declaring Japan's strong return to global stage.
Bill Gates: Climate Change Won't End Civilization
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates offers surprising optimism about climate change, claiming civilization won't collapse despite challenges. Exclusive insights ahead of COP30 summit.
UN Report: Climate Puts World on Dangerous Warming Path
A sobering UN assessment reveals countries' current climate commitments remain critically insufficient to limit global warming to 1.5°C, putting the world on track for dangerous temperature rise.
Mumbai to Host Global Climate Summit in February 2026
Maharashtra Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis announces Mumbai will host a major international climate conference in 2026, positioning India at the forefront of global environmental discussions.
Bill Gates: Climate Change Not an Existential Threat
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates offers a balanced perspective on climate change, dismissing apocalyptic predictions while emphasizing the critical need for innovation and global cooperation to tackle the crisis.
Mumbai Launches Inaugural Climate Week: India's Climate Move
Maharashtra Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis announces Mumbai Climate Week, positioning India as global climate leader with focus on sustainable solutions and international collaboration.
Bill Gates: Climate change won't end humanity
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates offers a pragmatic perspective on climate change, dismissing apocalyptic predictions while emphasizing technological solutions and global cooperation.
Amazon Climate Time Machine: Scientists Race for Rainforest
Brazilian scientists deploy revolutionary climate modeling technology in the Amazon rainforest as the country prepares to host crucial UN climate summit COP30 in Belém.
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