Turkey’s Massive Quake Rubbles Raise Environmental Concerns
Ankara: Hit by devastating earthquakes in early February, Turkey now faces environmental challenges on the disposal of the waste and ...
Tag: climate change
Climate Change Continues To Advance In 2022: Report
Geneva: Climate change continued its advance in 2022 as droughts, floods, and heatwaves affected communities on every continent and cost many ...
10 Cyclones In 12 Yrs; Eroding Coastline: Odisha Impacted By Climate Change
Bhubaneswar: Odisha has been facing severe impact of climate change in the past few years. Apart from being battered by frequent ...
Noted Journalist Bhabani Shankar Tripathy To Represent India At IVLP in US
Bhubaneswar: Noted journalist Bhabani Sankar Tripathy, Deputy General Manager (News) and Bureau Chief of the Sambad, leading Odia daily, will ...
Damage Due To Floods In UK Could Spike Due To Climate Change: Research
New Delhi: Annual damage caused by flooding in the UK could increase by more than a fifth over the next ...
Heatwaves Set To Become More Common: Swedish Expert
Stockholm: Heatwaves such as those that enveloped Europe in recent years are bound to become more frequent and more intense, and ...
Vowing To Fight Backsliding On Climate Change, Guterres Convening Action Summit
United Nations: Vowing to fight back against backsliding in the fight against climate change, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has announced ...
As Desert State Turns Wet, Sharp Rise In Rainfall Levels Brings Regular Floods
Jaipur: Call it a weather shift or the effect of global climate change but its a fact that Rajasthan no ...
WHO Expert Calls For Faster Response To Climate Change
Copenhagen: Hans Kluge, regional director for Europe at the World Health Organization (WHO), called the current response to climate change ...
Climate Change Likely Increased Heavy Rain That Led To Pakistan Flooding: Study
New Delhi: Human-caused climate change likely increased the intense rainfall that flooded swathes of land across Pakistan, according to rapid ...
