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    Karachi sizzles at 44˚C, the hottest April day since 1947

    Karachi sizzles at 44˚C, the hottest April day since 1947

    03 Apr 2021

    Gulf Today Report Karachiites experienced record-breaking heat on Saturday as for the first time after the creation of Pakistan on Aug.14, 1947, the temperature soared to 44˚C in the...

    Heatwaves set to rise in India, South Asia

    Heatwaves set to rise in India, South Asia

    30 Mar 2021

    A new study has projected a grim prospect, particularly for the South Asian region. The details sketched out by the research state that with a global 2°C rise, this region’s...

    Siberia heat 'almost impossible' without climate change

    Siberia heat 'almost impossible' without climate change

    16 Jul 2020

    A heatwave in Siberia that saw temperature records tumble as the region sweltered in 38-degree Celsius highs was "almost impossible" without the influence of manmade climate change, leading scientists...

    The world's coldest continent, Antarctica, records its first ever heatwave

    The world's coldest continent, Antarctica, records its first ever heatwave

    31 Mar 2020

    Even the world's coldest continent is not immune to rising global temperatures, with scientists recording the first-ever heatwave event in Antarctica over the 2019-20 summer period.   Researchers from...

    Heatwave renews bushfire worries for Australia

    Heatwave renews bushfire worries for Australia

    30 Jan 2020

    Australia was bracing for a heatwave to sweep across the country's fire-ravaged southeast in the coming days, with the forecast stoking fears the soaring temperatures could inflame bushfires. Australia...

    Russia, heat cloud Tokyo 2020 Olympics with only 6 months to go until opening gala

    Russia, heat cloud Tokyo 2020 Olympics with only 6 months to go until opening gala

    21 Jan 2020

    Uncertainty over Russia’s participation for the third consecutive Olympics and concerns over the heat hang heavy over Tokyo 2020 preparations, with only six months until the opening ceremony. The Japanese...

    Thousands flee to beaches as fires encircle Australian towns

    Thousands flee to beaches as fires encircle Australian towns

    31 Dec 2019

    Thousands of holidaymakers and locals were forced to flee to beaches in fire-ravaged southeast Australia Tuesday, as deadly blazes ripped through popular tourist areas and cut off several towns. In...

    India perilously poised on climate change

    India perilously poised on climate change

    10 Dec 2019

    India is the fifth most vulnerable of 181 countries to the effects of climate change, with its poorest being the most at risk, according to the Global Climate Risk 2020...

    No scope for lethargy on climate action

    No scope for lethargy on climate action

    04 Dec 2019

    Just a glance at some of the happenings around the world triggered by climate change would indicate the danger facing the planet and the need for urgency in tackling global...

    People are feeling the pangs of ‘climate grief’

    People are feeling the pangs of ‘climate grief’

    06 Nov 2019

    Today’s confirmation of the US’s official withdrawal from the 2015 Paris climate accord was expected, albeit depressing beyond words. President Trump announced he would pull out of the agreement...

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