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The 2026 El Nino Set To Become Most Powerful In 150 Years
A powerful El Nino has formed in the Pacific, and forecasters say it could grow into one of the strongest events on record, dubbed a "Godzilla" El Nino.
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J&K Himalayas Warmed By Nearly 1 Degree Celsius In 20 Years, Scientists Warn Of Glacier Risks
The sharpest increases are occurring at middle and high elevations during the night, driven by local shifts in humidity and terrain factors, whilst the lower plains remain relatively unchanged.
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Scientists Suggest "Sun-Dimming" Cloud Plan To Reduce Super El Nino Impact
Researchers at UC San Diego have proposed the plan in a study published in the journal Science Advances.
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Europe Records Over 10,000 Excess Deaths Amid June Heatwave: Report
Scientists have said the late-June heatwave would have been "virtually impossible" without human-caused climate change, which is making heatwaves more frequent and intense.
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2,700 Killed By Heatwaves Across England Between May And June: Study
The UK and most of Europe experienced two unprecedented heatwaves in May and June, with monthly records set at 35.1 degrees Celsius and 37.7 degrees Celsius, respectively, in England.
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Why The Amarnath Ice Lingam Is Melting Faster Than Ever Before
According to several reports, the ice lingam has melted by over 90% and has almost disappeared just days into the 57-day Amarnath yatra.
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France Wildfires Burn Twice As Much Land As Last Year: Report
Wildfires have scorched twice as much land in France so far this year as in the same period last year, an official said on Friday.
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Extreme Weather Patterns: Is Climate Change Writing India's Weather Map?
Experts note that the process of global warming and climate change is a massive phenomenon occurring over a long period of time.
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Top Fashion Brands Have A Supply Chain Battle Against Extreme Heat
Extreme heat is hitting garment workers across Asia hard. See how Epic Group's new India campus is redesigning factories to fight back.
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Western Europe Records Hottest June Amid Intense Heatwave
Western Europe recorded its hottest June ever, with a brutal heat dome triggering thousands of deaths across France, Spain and Belgium
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Location, Global Warming: Why US, Russia And China Are All Eyeing Greenland
Increasing international tensions, global warming and the changing world economy have put Greenland at the heart of the debate over global trade and security
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Explained: Why Landslides Keep Devastating India's Most Vulnerable Regions
The biggest catalyst for landslides in India is considered to be the Southwest Monsoon, which mostly spans the period from June to September.
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Why Did El Nino Bring A Month's Rain To Mumbai In Just A Week?
El Nino is a naturally occurring climate pattern in which the waters of the Pacific Ocean become warmer than usual. Traditionally, it has been linked to weaker monsoons and below-normal rainfall in India.
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China Storms Kill 15, Trigger Evacuations, Xi Jingping Orders Rescue Effort
Severe storms and flooding kill at least 15 people across China, displacing tens of thousands
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Wildfires Across Europe Force Thousands To Flee Amid Heatwave
The fires are spreading as temperatures rise again -- already reaching 43C in Spain -- in a continent still scarred by the aftermath of heatwaves in May and June that have been blamed for thousands of deaths.
-
The 2026 El Nino Set To Become Most Powerful In 150 Years
A powerful El Nino has formed in the Pacific, and forecasters say it could grow into one of the strongest events on record, dubbed a "Godzilla" El Nino.
-
J&K Himalayas Warmed By Nearly 1 Degree Celsius In 20 Years, Scientists Warn Of Glacier Risks
The sharpest increases are occurring at middle and high elevations during the night, driven by local shifts in humidity and terrain factors, whilst the lower plains remain relatively unchanged.
-
Scientists Suggest "Sun-Dimming" Cloud Plan To Reduce Super El Nino Impact
Researchers at UC San Diego have proposed the plan in a study published in the journal Science Advances.
-
Europe Records Over 10,000 Excess Deaths Amid June Heatwave: Report
Scientists have said the late-June heatwave would have been "virtually impossible" without human-caused climate change, which is making heatwaves more frequent and intense.
-
2,700 Killed By Heatwaves Across England Between May And June: Study
The UK and most of Europe experienced two unprecedented heatwaves in May and June, with monthly records set at 35.1 degrees Celsius and 37.7 degrees Celsius, respectively, in England.
-
Why The Amarnath Ice Lingam Is Melting Faster Than Ever Before
According to several reports, the ice lingam has melted by over 90% and has almost disappeared just days into the 57-day Amarnath yatra.
-
France Wildfires Burn Twice As Much Land As Last Year: Report
Wildfires have scorched twice as much land in France so far this year as in the same period last year, an official said on Friday.
-
Extreme Weather Patterns: Is Climate Change Writing India's Weather Map?
Experts note that the process of global warming and climate change is a massive phenomenon occurring over a long period of time.
-
Top Fashion Brands Have A Supply Chain Battle Against Extreme Heat
Extreme heat is hitting garment workers across Asia hard. See how Epic Group's new India campus is redesigning factories to fight back.
-
Western Europe Records Hottest June Amid Intense Heatwave
Western Europe recorded its hottest June ever, with a brutal heat dome triggering thousands of deaths across France, Spain and Belgium
-
Location, Global Warming: Why US, Russia And China Are All Eyeing Greenland
Increasing international tensions, global warming and the changing world economy have put Greenland at the heart of the debate over global trade and security
-
Explained: Why Landslides Keep Devastating India's Most Vulnerable Regions
The biggest catalyst for landslides in India is considered to be the Southwest Monsoon, which mostly spans the period from June to September.
-
Why Did El Nino Bring A Month's Rain To Mumbai In Just A Week?
El Nino is a naturally occurring climate pattern in which the waters of the Pacific Ocean become warmer than usual. Traditionally, it has been linked to weaker monsoons and below-normal rainfall in India.
-
China Storms Kill 15, Trigger Evacuations, Xi Jingping Orders Rescue Effort
Severe storms and flooding kill at least 15 people across China, displacing tens of thousands
-
Wildfires Across Europe Force Thousands To Flee Amid Heatwave
The fires are spreading as temperatures rise again -- already reaching 43C in Spain -- in a continent still scarred by the aftermath of heatwaves in May and June that have been blamed for thousands of deaths.
