climate change

The use of catalytic capital from public or philanthropic sources to increase private sector investment in developing countries to realize the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations is the core principle outlined in…

Quite alarming too is the suggestion that the Indian Subcontinent is breaking up into two parts, with the Himalayas probably saying goodbye to the rest of the Indian mainland. The push and pulls between the Indian plate and the Eurasian…

The country’s economic survey report extols that India is on track to make an additional carbon sink of 2.5 to 3.0 billion tons through tree and forest cover by the target year 2030, with a carbon sink of 1.97 billion tons of CO2 equivalent…

The FAO report stressed that wildfires emitted an estimated 6687 mega tons of carbon dioxide globally during 2023, which was more than double the carbon dioxide emissions level set by the European Union, a factor addressed to the unabated…

The athletes’ appeal comes with the concerning note that climate change impacts “is no longer a distant threat, but a current and growing harm to the sports we love and to the countries that make up our Olympic family” By Salam…

The IUCN assesses that cities offer the potential to create the needed ecological connectivity across fragmented landscapes, lessen per capita environmental footprints, and nurture climate-resilient ecosystems. By Salam Rajesh The…

World Weather Attribution and Climate Central’s report titled “When Risks Become Reality: Extreme Weather In 2024” warns that every country needs to prepare for rising climate risks to minimize deaths and damages in 2025, and beyond…

Many instances in Asia, Africa, Europe, the Americas, and the Arctic Circle have demonstrated the ferocity of Nature in earnest, much of which has been attributed to human-induced climate change By Salam Rajesh The Christmas Bells…

The core message in the UNEP report is as simple as saying that as climate impacts intensify, adaptation action continues to fall far behind felt and actual human needs By Salam Rajesh The United Nations Environment Program…

The WWF’s Living Planet Report 2024 critically assessed that the fastest declines have been seen in Latin America and the Caribbean – a concerning 95% decline – followed by Africa at 76%, and Asia and the Pacific at 60% respectively…