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UK & Ireland Seas Face More Frequent Marine Heatwaves

That exceptional marine heatwave of 2023 — which some called “unheard of” — was not a freak occurrence outside scientific expectation, but in fact lined up closely with what climate models had long predicted. As the planet warms, scientists warn, such extreme ocean events are becoming more frequent. In the summer that saw some parts of the UK reach 40...

Is There Any Correlation Between Climate Change and the Festival of Dusshera in the 21st Century?

Every autumn, India lights up with the vibrant celebrations of Dusshera—also known as Vijayadashami, a festival that symbolises the eternal triumph of good over evil. The effigies of Ravana, Meghnath, and Kumbhkaran, towering above crowds, go up in flames as people cheer, marking the victory of Lord Rama. Yet, as the smoke rises and the skies darken with fumes,...

Is There Any Correlation Between Climate Change and the Festival of Dusshera in the 21st Century?

Every autumn, India lights up with the vibrant celebrations of Dusshera—also known as Vijayadashami, a festival that symbolises the eternal triumph of good over...

Big Oil Directly Linked to Deadly Heatwaves for the First Time

For the first time, scientists have traced dozens of deadly heatwaves directly to the carbon emissions of the world’s biggest fossil fuel companies. The...

Climate Action Could Save 6,000 American Lives a Year by 2030

A Princeton study shows that stronger clean energy policies could prevent 6,000 premature deaths from air pollution every year in the US by 2030....

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UK & Ireland Seas Face More Frequent Marine Heatwaves

That exceptional marine heatwave of 2023 — which some called “unheard of” — was not a freak occurrence outside scientific expectation, but in fact lined up closely with what climate models had long predicted. As the planet warms, scientists...