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    Melting glaciers in the French Alps reveal Indian newspapers from 1966 plane crash

    15 Jul 2020

    The Mont Blanc glacier melt has exposed newspaper editions that are thought to have been onboard an Air India Boeing 707, which crashed in the Bossons glacier of the French Alps in January 1966 killing 177 people.

    European ski industry faces a steep slope due to coronavirus and global warming

    11 Nov 2020

    Although the Alps have been the best destination for skiing, the industry is seeing a slope down due to the on-going coronavirus pandemic.

    Global warming could cut over 60 countries' credit ratings by 2030, study warns

    19 Mar 2021

    Researchers from Cambridge University, the University of East Anglia and London-based SOAS looked at a "realistic scenario" known as RCP 8.5, where carbon and other polluting emissions continue rising in coming decades.

    Leonardo DiCaprio tackles climate crisis in satire 'Don't Look Up'

    21 Nov 2021

    In this satirical work, the American actor and his co-star Jennifer Lawrence embody the role of two astronauts who try in vain to educate the divided American public, in a country led by an incompetent president, played by Meryl Streep.

    UN to release handbook of climate change solutions

    04 Apr 2022

    With war in Ukraine spurring an urgent energy rethink in the West, analysts say the latest report from the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change will also be an important resource for nations seeking a rapid transition away from Russian oil and gas.

    84 per cent of Indians think global warming is happening: Survey

    20 Oct 2022

    The survey also revealed that 54 per cent of Indians either know just a little about global warming or have never heard of it while 9 per cent stated that they knew a lot about global warming.

    Climate change, new construction mean more fires

    02 Jan 2022

    The winter grassland fire that blew up along Colorado’s Front Range was rare, experts say, but similar events will be more common in the coming years as climate change warms the planet — sucking the moisture out of plants — suburbs grow in fire-prone areas and people

    How to win more global warming lawsuits

    31 Jan 2022

    The fight against global warming is rapidly moving into the courtrooms. In the past few years, in landmark cases in the Netherlands, Germany and France, courts have agreed that state and corporate entities have a duty to reduce greenhouse gas

    We must still fight for climate justice

    26 Jan 2022

    In January 2022, we find ourselves two years into the decisive decade for our climate. It’s the decade in which we need to see unprecedented changes across the globe — you could call it the “great break-up from fossil fuels”.

    Time is running out on climate change front

    01 Mar 2022

    The latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report released this week reveals that the dire changes caused by climate change are already to be seen in the cities, especially in coastal cities, and that one-third of the planet is vulnerable.

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