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Scientists Warn Of Increasing Public Health Risks From Free-Living Amoebae
In a recent perspective article, researchers explain that free-living amoebae are becoming an emerging global health risk. Their spread is being driven by rising temperatures, ageing water infrastructure, and limited systems for detecting and trackin
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Ocean Burning Beneath The Waves, Arabian Sea Hardest Hit
The Red Sea and Persian Gulf show impacts across about nine per cent of their waters.
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'Super El Nino' In 2026? Possible Global Climate Impacts Explained
Super El Ninos cause major spikes in global average temperatures when combined with ongoing climate change.
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Which Spice Is Known As The King Of Spices?
Valued as "black gold" for centuries, black pepper's bold heat and global influence earned it the title King of Spices.
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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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France Updates Smokeless Tobacco Policy: What It Means For India
France's health agency finds smokeless tobacco far less harmful than cigarettes. Could India adopt harm reduction policies to cut tobacco deaths?
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Handi, Tagines, Casseroles: Why The World Has Always Trusted Earthen Pots Over Steel
Earthen pots are made from natural clay and offer slow, even heat, retaining moisture and enhancing the flavor of food compared to steel pots.
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As Oracle Layoffs Dominate Headlines, Perplexity CEO's 'Start a Business' Advice Stirs Debate
Perplexity CEO's remarks triggered a heated debate online, especially amid Oracle layoffs when more than 20,000 employee lost their jobs.
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AI Data Centres Raise Local Temperatures By 2 Degrees Celsius, Impacting 34 Crore People: Study
Study finds AI data centres create heat islands, increasing land temperatures and affecting communities.
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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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Waking Up Tired? Rising Night-Time Heat In Indian Cities Could Be Causing Heat Fever
Heat fever and heat stroke can cause fatigue in the summer. Here is what you need to know about their key differences and why you need to protect yourself this summer.
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UN Confirms 2015-2025 As Hottest Decade On Record
An increase in the concentrations of greenhouse gases "to their highest level in at least 800,000 years" has "upset this equilibrium," says the WMO.
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Physical Inactivity Due To Heat May Cause Up To 700,000 Deaths Annually By 2050, Study Finds
A study finds rising temperatures may cause up to 700,000 deaths and $3.68bn productivity losses annually by 2050 due to increased physical inactivity.
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Older Adults Now Face 900 Hours A Year Of Extreme Heat Limits, Copernicus Data Shows
The team analysed climate and weather data recorded during 1950-2024 and managed by Copernicus Climate Change Service.
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Dubai's Spice, Dry Fruit Trade Feels Heat Of Iran War: NDTV Ground Report
Dubai's historic spice and dry fruit markets, a major global hub for trade of saffron, nuts, dates and spices, are beginning to feel the impact of war in Iran as Tehran bombs US targets in the Middle East.
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Scientists Warn Of Increasing Public Health Risks From Free-Living Amoebae
In a recent perspective article, researchers explain that free-living amoebae are becoming an emerging global health risk. Their spread is being driven by rising temperatures, ageing water infrastructure, and limited systems for detecting and trackin
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Ocean Burning Beneath The Waves, Arabian Sea Hardest Hit
The Red Sea and Persian Gulf show impacts across about nine per cent of their waters.
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'Super El Nino' In 2026? Possible Global Climate Impacts Explained
Super El Ninos cause major spikes in global average temperatures when combined with ongoing climate change.
-
Which Spice Is Known As The King Of Spices?
Valued as "black gold" for centuries, black pepper's bold heat and global influence earned it the title King of Spices.
-
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.
-
France Updates Smokeless Tobacco Policy: What It Means For India
France's health agency finds smokeless tobacco far less harmful than cigarettes. Could India adopt harm reduction policies to cut tobacco deaths?
-
Handi, Tagines, Casseroles: Why The World Has Always Trusted Earthen Pots Over Steel
Earthen pots are made from natural clay and offer slow, even heat, retaining moisture and enhancing the flavor of food compared to steel pots.
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As Oracle Layoffs Dominate Headlines, Perplexity CEO's 'Start a Business' Advice Stirs Debate
Perplexity CEO's remarks triggered a heated debate online, especially amid Oracle layoffs when more than 20,000 employee lost their jobs.
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AI Data Centres Raise Local Temperatures By 2 Degrees Celsius, Impacting 34 Crore People: Study
Study finds AI data centres create heat islands, increasing land temperatures and affecting communities.
-
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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Waking Up Tired? Rising Night-Time Heat In Indian Cities Could Be Causing Heat Fever
Heat fever and heat stroke can cause fatigue in the summer. Here is what you need to know about their key differences and why you need to protect yourself this summer.
-
UN Confirms 2015-2025 As Hottest Decade On Record
An increase in the concentrations of greenhouse gases "to their highest level in at least 800,000 years" has "upset this equilibrium," says the WMO.
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Physical Inactivity Due To Heat May Cause Up To 700,000 Deaths Annually By 2050, Study Finds
A study finds rising temperatures may cause up to 700,000 deaths and $3.68bn productivity losses annually by 2050 due to increased physical inactivity.
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Older Adults Now Face 900 Hours A Year Of Extreme Heat Limits, Copernicus Data Shows
The team analysed climate and weather data recorded during 1950-2024 and managed by Copernicus Climate Change Service.
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Dubai's Spice, Dry Fruit Trade Feels Heat Of Iran War: NDTV Ground Report
Dubai's historic spice and dry fruit markets, a major global hub for trade of saffron, nuts, dates and spices, are beginning to feel the impact of war in Iran as Tehran bombs US targets in the Middle East.
