On April 14, a 5.2-magnitude earthquake struck Southern California, but rather than the usual sounds of sirens or the sight of trembling buildings, the focus shifted to a small herd […]
Continue Reading
The progress of offshore wind energy in the United States has encountered significant challenges, as economic strains and renewed political resistance create uncertainty regarding the sector’s prospects. Once a cornerstone […]
Continue Reading
Delhi experienced its highest temperature of the season on Monday, with the mercury reaching 40.2 degrees Celsius at Safdarjung, which is 5.1 degrees above the normal level. This increase in […]
Continue Reading
India has initiated ‘Operation Brahma’ to provide aid to Myanmar following a catastrophic earthquake measuring 7.7 on the Richter scale, reaffirming its dedication to humanitarian support and the principle of […]
Continue Reading
The swift decline of the world’s glaciers is a critical issue, with five of the past six years witnessing unprecedented retreats. The first World Day for Glaciers on March 21 […]
Continue Reading
The Trump administration persists in its efforts to undermine climate-related offices and funding for climate research. Currently, it is focusing on the Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii by eliminating financial […]
Continue Reading
Scientists have raised alarms regarding the deceleration of the world’s most powerful ocean current, a phenomenon attributed to climate change, which may lead to significant consequences such as rising sea […]
Continue Reading
The Himalayas, frequently referred to as the “Third Pole,” contain the largest accumulation of glaciers outside the polar regions, serving as a vital source of fresh water for over 1.3 […]
Continue Reading
The Trump administration has withdrawn $4 billion in U.S. commitments to the Green Climate Fund (GCF), a United Nations-supported initiative that aids over 100 countries in their climate change mitigation […]
Continue Reading
Japan experiences frequent earthquakes due to its geographical position along the “Ring of Fire,” a region characterized by a series of volcanoes and tectonic fault lines in the Pacific Basin. […]
Continue Reading
