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A Third Of The World Could Face Far More Heatwaves And Droughts By 2100, Study Warns
A new study warns that nearly a third of the global population could face compound heatwave and drought events five times more frequently by the end of the century, with tropical and lower-income countries hardest hit.
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Rising Heat Linked To Surge In Tropical And Lifestyle Diseases, Says Minister
Union minister Jitendra Singh said that heat stress is impacting conditions ranging from dengue to cardiovascular diseases, making climate response a public health priority as well.
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How "Joy Bangla" Became Bengal's Name For A Viral Eye Epidemic
In 1971, Bengal witnessed an overlap of war, refugee migration from Bangladesh, and a fast-spreading eye epidemic. The slogan "Joy Bangla" casts a long shadow, with Bengalis calling conjunctivitis by that name even today.
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Which Are The World's Top Universities For Studying International Relations
International Relations: The subject helps students understand how governments, institutions, and individuals respond to global challenges, ranging from conflicts and climate change to trade and migration.
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Sudarsan Pattnaik Creates Sand Sculpture At Puri Beach To Mark 20 Years Of Earth Hour
He further stated that this campaign has raised awareness and inspired people worldwide to take climate action.
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India Gate To Go Dark Tonight For Earth Hour
Earth Hour this year marks the 20th anniversary of the global movement, observed under the theme "Give an Hour for Earth," highlighting collective action for our planet.
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US Responsible For $10 Trillion In Climate Damage Since 1990, Study Shows
A new study estimates that US emissions have caused $10 trillion in global economic damage since 1990, with poorer countries bearing the heaviest burden.
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Antibiotic Resistance Tied To Soil Dryness, New Study Shows
Soil dryness from drought can increase the amount of natural antibiotics and promote the growth of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, according to an analysis.
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Heat, Not Floods, May Become Climate Change's Biggest Killer: Report
While cooler areas may see fewer deaths, many hotter countries and cities will face rising mortality if no action is taken.
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Pakistan Ranked Most Polluted Country In 2025: Report
Pakistan topped global rankings as the most polluted country in 2025, leaving behind Bangladesh and and Tajikistan, with PM2.5 levels far exceeding safe limits.
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A Third Of The World Could Face Far More Heatwaves And Droughts By 2100, Study Warns
A new study warns that nearly a third of the global population could face compound heatwave and drought events five times more frequently by the end of the century, with tropical and lower-income countries hardest hit.
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Rising Heat Linked To Surge In Tropical And Lifestyle Diseases, Says Minister
Union minister Jitendra Singh said that heat stress is impacting conditions ranging from dengue to cardiovascular diseases, making climate response a public health priority as well.
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How "Joy Bangla" Became Bengal's Name For A Viral Eye Epidemic
In 1971, Bengal witnessed an overlap of war, refugee migration from Bangladesh, and a fast-spreading eye epidemic. The slogan "Joy Bangla" casts a long shadow, with Bengalis calling conjunctivitis by that name even today.
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Which Are The World's Top Universities For Studying International Relations
International Relations: The subject helps students understand how governments, institutions, and individuals respond to global challenges, ranging from conflicts and climate change to trade and migration.
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Sudarsan Pattnaik Creates Sand Sculpture At Puri Beach To Mark 20 Years Of Earth Hour
He further stated that this campaign has raised awareness and inspired people worldwide to take climate action.
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India Gate To Go Dark Tonight For Earth Hour
Earth Hour this year marks the 20th anniversary of the global movement, observed under the theme "Give an Hour for Earth," highlighting collective action for our planet.
-
US Responsible For $10 Trillion In Climate Damage Since 1990, Study Shows
A new study estimates that US emissions have caused $10 trillion in global economic damage since 1990, with poorer countries bearing the heaviest burden.
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Antibiotic Resistance Tied To Soil Dryness, New Study Shows
Soil dryness from drought can increase the amount of natural antibiotics and promote the growth of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, according to an analysis.
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Heat, Not Floods, May Become Climate Change's Biggest Killer: Report
While cooler areas may see fewer deaths, many hotter countries and cities will face rising mortality if no action is taken.
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Pakistan Ranked Most Polluted Country In 2025: Report
Pakistan topped global rankings as the most polluted country in 2025, leaving behind Bangladesh and and Tajikistan, with PM2.5 levels far exceeding safe limits.
