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Scientists Warn Strong El Nino Could Disrupt Monsoon Patterns Across The World This Year
Scientists also noted that weather conditions before the monsoon season can influence how El Nino affects rainfall.
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"Aabar Dekha Hobe": Indian Envoy's Farewell Note As Dhaka Stint Ends
He added the cooperation between two countries is critical to address shared challenges like climate change and environmental sustainability.
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This 1950s Mistake Still Makes Millions Of Japanese People Sick
A post-war forestry policy introduced in 1950s Japan is now being blamed for the country's widespread hay fever crisis.
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Hantavirus To Ebola: Why Are Infectious Disease Outbreaks Rising Rapidly In 2026?
Experts say rising outbreaks of hantavirus, Ebola, and other zoonotic diseases in 2026 are being fuelled by climate change, deforestation, rapid urbanisation, wildlife disruption, and global travel, increasing the risk of animal-to-human viral spillo
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Impact Of Rising Heatwave Conditions On Heart Attacks And Stroke-Related Emergencies In India
Heatwaves, in particular, are emerging as a major public health threat due to their increasing intensity and duration. For India, already facing a high burden of hypertension, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease, this raises urgent questions about p
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Scientists Find Climate Change Is Reducing Oxygen In Rivers Worldwide
Warmer water, which happens with human-caused climate change, releases more oxygen into the atmosphere.
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Once Insect-Free Iceland Now Sees Mosquitoes Amid Climate Change
Researchers have confirmed mosquitoes were detected just north of Reykjavik. The find officially ends Iceland’s status as the only Arctic nation without the biting insects.
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Dengue Spreads Faster Than Virus-Blocking Mosquitoes In Brazil
Brazilian scientist Luciano Moreira tenderly handles a glass box of swarming mosquitoes infected with a bacterium that blocks...
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Super El Nino On The Way: Scientists Warn Of Record-Breaking Global Weather Disruption
Agencies warn a record super El Nino by late 2026 could trigger floods, droughts, shifted rains, fewer hurricanes, higher temperatures.
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Hantavirus Is On The Rise In Argentina, Where A Stricken Cruise Ship Began Its Journey
Argentina faces a deadly hantavirus outbreak linked to a cruise ship amid rising cases attributed to climate change effects.
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Mexico City Sinking Nearly 10 Inches A Year. NASA Spotted It From Space
The NASA estimates are based on measurement taken between October 2025 and January 2026 by the NISAR satellite, developed by Indian space agency ISRO.
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Climate Change Is Making Strokes More Frequent And Deadly, Warns World Stroke Organization
Climate change poses an escalating threat to brain health, with extreme heat, rapid humidity shifts and exposure to dust and sandstorms increasing the risk of having a stroke, according to a scientific statement by experts from the World Stroke Organ
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Climate Change Kept Off Agenda For G7 Meet In Paris To 'Avoid Row With US'
The office of France's ecology minister Monique Barbut had said the Group of Seven would focus on "less contentious issues" to appease the US.
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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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"They Cut The Pipes": Afghans In Kabul Face Acute Water Crisis
The level of Kabul's aquifers plunged by 25 to 30 metres over the past decade, according to an April 2025 report by the aid group Mercy Corps.
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Scientists Warn Strong El Nino Could Disrupt Monsoon Patterns Across The World This Year
Scientists also noted that weather conditions before the monsoon season can influence how El Nino affects rainfall.
-
"Aabar Dekha Hobe": Indian Envoy's Farewell Note As Dhaka Stint Ends
He added the cooperation between two countries is critical to address shared challenges like climate change and environmental sustainability.
-
This 1950s Mistake Still Makes Millions Of Japanese People Sick
A post-war forestry policy introduced in 1950s Japan is now being blamed for the country's widespread hay fever crisis.
-
Hantavirus To Ebola: Why Are Infectious Disease Outbreaks Rising Rapidly In 2026?
Experts say rising outbreaks of hantavirus, Ebola, and other zoonotic diseases in 2026 are being fuelled by climate change, deforestation, rapid urbanisation, wildlife disruption, and global travel, increasing the risk of animal-to-human viral spillo
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Impact Of Rising Heatwave Conditions On Heart Attacks And Stroke-Related Emergencies In India
Heatwaves, in particular, are emerging as a major public health threat due to their increasing intensity and duration. For India, already facing a high burden of hypertension, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease, this raises urgent questions about p
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Scientists Find Climate Change Is Reducing Oxygen In Rivers Worldwide
Warmer water, which happens with human-caused climate change, releases more oxygen into the atmosphere.
-
Once Insect-Free Iceland Now Sees Mosquitoes Amid Climate Change
Researchers have confirmed mosquitoes were detected just north of Reykjavik. The find officially ends Iceland’s status as the only Arctic nation without the biting insects.
-
Dengue Spreads Faster Than Virus-Blocking Mosquitoes In Brazil
Brazilian scientist Luciano Moreira tenderly handles a glass box of swarming mosquitoes infected with a bacterium that blocks...
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Super El Nino On The Way: Scientists Warn Of Record-Breaking Global Weather Disruption
Agencies warn a record super El Nino by late 2026 could trigger floods, droughts, shifted rains, fewer hurricanes, higher temperatures.
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Hantavirus Is On The Rise In Argentina, Where A Stricken Cruise Ship Began Its Journey
Argentina faces a deadly hantavirus outbreak linked to a cruise ship amid rising cases attributed to climate change effects.
-
Mexico City Sinking Nearly 10 Inches A Year. NASA Spotted It From Space
The NASA estimates are based on measurement taken between October 2025 and January 2026 by the NISAR satellite, developed by Indian space agency ISRO.
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Climate Change Is Making Strokes More Frequent And Deadly, Warns World Stroke Organization
Climate change poses an escalating threat to brain health, with extreme heat, rapid humidity shifts and exposure to dust and sandstorms increasing the risk of having a stroke, according to a scientific statement by experts from the World Stroke Organ
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Climate Change Kept Off Agenda For G7 Meet In Paris To 'Avoid Row With US'
The office of France's ecology minister Monique Barbut had said the Group of Seven would focus on "less contentious issues" to appease the US.
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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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"They Cut The Pipes": Afghans In Kabul Face Acute Water Crisis
The level of Kabul's aquifers plunged by 25 to 30 metres over the past decade, according to an April 2025 report by the aid group Mercy Corps.
