Climate Change/ Global Warming

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Goa's Battle Against The Ills Of Global Warming And Indiscrete Concretisation

BY Paul Fernandes

Photo: Yasir Iqbal : Tourism Takes Over: A tourist getting clicked near the Thajiwas glacier

Glacier Tourism, Insufficient Snowfall Behind Rapid Ice Loss In Kashmir

BY Naseer Ganai

Photo: Bhumika Saraswati : A United Front: A protest by Adivasi women in Chhattisgarh’s Narayanpur against mining and destruction of forests

We The Power: People's Movements And The Fight Against Climate Change

BY Vineetha Mokkil

Photo: Suresh K Pandey : Bearing the Brunt: An abandoned house in Chandola Rain village

Amid Global Warming, An Elegy For The Hills

BY Ashwani Sharma

Feeling the heat:, Raju Khushwaha and his wife Sushila Bai have worked at the brick kiln for 18 years

Fahrenheit 800: No Heatwave Relief For India's Brick Kiln Workers

BY Zaina Azhar Sayeda

Photo: Divya Tiwari : Nowhere to Go: Shehnaz, who lives in a slum near Delhi’s Geeta Colony, says that while the heat was unbearable this year, it was worse during the heavy rains that followed—the roof of her hut is made of polythene sheets, which leaks from all directions

Living On The Margins: How The Urban Poor Fight Climate Change

BY Apeksha Priyadarshini

Photo: Bhumika Saraswati : Searing Reality: Darshana, a Dalit woman in western Uttar Pradesh, who works on the farm lands, rests amidst the sweltering heat

An Unequal Heat: In Photos

BY Bhumika Saraswati

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Illustration: Vikas Thakur

COP, Anthropogenic, Solastalgia...What?

Photo: Experimenter : A Plight of Hardship II (2021): Artwork by Prabhakar Pachpute

Capitalocene: Climate Change In The Age of Capital

BY Chinki Sinha

The Resistance Movement: Artwork by Prabhakar Pachpute

Burning Earth: A Climate Crisis Unfolds

BY Snigdhendu Bhattacharya

AP : Unsual Weather Pattern In The US

3 Factors Leading To Unusual US Weather Patterns Explained: Warm Midwest, Snowy West, And High Fire Risks

BY Outlook International Desk

Reuters : Paris Votes to Triple Parking Fees For SUVs And Other Big Cars |

Paris Votes To Triple Parking Fees For SUVs In Bold Climate Action Move

BY Saihaj Kaur Madan

Long-term Goals: India has the target of 80,000 MW of coal-based capacity addition by 2031-2032

Fossil Fuel Phase-Out Poses A Narrowing Window For India

BY Snigdhendu Bhattacharya

Wolverine Designated as Threatened Species in the US Due to Climate Change Concerns

Wolverines Secure Threatened Species Protection In U.S. Amid Climate Concerns

BY Saihaj Kaur Madan

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Light Rain Likely In Delhi For Next 4 Days

Light Rain Likely In Delhi For Next 4 Days

BY PTI

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July May Be Hottest Month On Record, According to NASA Expert

BY Outlook Web Desk

England Likely To Hit Hard By Global Warming If Timely Action Not Taken: Environment Agency. (File pic-Representational image)

Relentless Temperatures, Extreme Weather Across World Marks Global Warming Red Alert

BY Outlook Web Desk

A young boy cools off as temperature approach degrees 100 degrees Fahrenheit in Kansas

July 2023 Records Earth's Hottest Week Ever; New Study Shows Over 60,000 Died In Europe Heatwave Last Year

BY Outlook Web Desk

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The Unofficial Hottest Week On Earth: Global Heat Reaches Record High For Second Consecutive Day

BY Outlook Web Desk

Delhi Likely To Receive Light To Moderate Rainfall In Next 5 Days: IMD

Delhi Likely To Receive Light To Moderate Rainfall In Next 5 Days: IMD

BY PTI

Young climate activist Licypriya Kangujam at COP27.

'India Is Facing Record Heatwaves Due To Climate Change': Young Activist Licypriya Kangujam

BY Shreya Basak

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Global Warming Major Contributor To Extreme Weather Conditions; We Must Fight It: IMD Chief

BY Abhik Bhattacharya

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What’s Causing the Canadian Wildfires?

BY Outlook Web Desk

Enviromental Activists and Supporters take part in a ''Global Climate Strike'' march to combat climate change in support of the environmental and climate protection movement 'Fridays for Future' in New Delhi, India on March 3, 2023.

WMO Climate Report 2022: Extreme Weather Events Hurt India & Threaten Food Security, Time To Act Is Now

BY Snigdhendu Bhattacharya

Extreme climatic events, such as last year's Pakistan floods, have got more frequent lately.

World Earth Day: Past 8 Years Hottest In Recorded History, 1 Million Species At Risk Of Extinction, Says UN

BY Outlook Web Desk

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