Climate Change: News
Humanity crosses first climate tipping point as coral reefs destabilize
A major report by 160 scientists has warned that the planet has crossed its first climate tipping point: the widespread death of coral reefs.
September 2025 recorded as third-hottest on record
The Copernicus Climate Change Service confirmed on Thursday that September 2025 was the third-hottest September on record, with global average temperatures remaining near historic highs for another month.
New Zealand oceans warming 34% faster than global average: Study
New Zealand's oceans are warming at a rate 34% faster than the global average, according to a new government report.
Your asthma inhaler might not be good for the environment
A new study has revealed that inhalers used to treat asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) contribute significantly to greenhouse gas emissions.
'Planetary health diet' could save 40,000 lives daily, study finds
A new study has found that following a "planetary health diet" (PHD) could save nearly 40,000 lives every day around the world.
Why takeoffs at airports are about to become noisier
A recent study from the University of Reading has revealed that climate change could lead to increased noise pollution from the departing airplanes around European airports.
'Existential crisis in...Himalayas': SC seeks reports on Himachal's fragile ecology
The Supreme Court has ordered the Himachal Pradesh government to submit detailed reports on the state's fragile ecology.
'Going to hell': Trump slams UN over migration at UNGA
During a nearly hour-long speech at the UN General Assembly, US President Donald Trump slammed the United Nations for its failure to maintain peace and accused it of promoting illegal migration.
5 'West Wing' moments that define true American optimism
The West Wing is a series that has always been known for its portrayal of American optimism.
Why Bali has banned building new hotels, restaurants on farmlands
Bali, Indonesia's popular resort island, has announced a ban on new hotels and restaurants on cleared rice fields and agricultural land.
Ozone layer healing steadily, recovery to 1980s levels by 2050
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has announced that the Earth's ozone layer is on track to heal, possibly returning to its 1980s levels by mid-century.
4 big sustainability lessons you can learn from 'WALL-E'
The animated film WALL-E is a unique take on environmental sustainability and what happens when we neglect our planet.
One of the world's largest icebergs could be gone soon
Almost four decades after breaking off Antarctica, the massive iceberg A23a, one of the largest and oldest ever recorded, is now breaking apart in warmer waters.
Emma Thompson's secret to staying relevant in America
Emma Thompson is a British actor and screenwriter, but she has become a cultural icon in America.
Heatwaves may speed up aging in people, study finds
A recent study has revealed that repeated exposure to heatwaves is speeding up the aging process in humans.
AI will eliminate all jobs, including doctors': ex-Google exec
Mo Gawdat, a former chief business officer at Google and the founder of start-up Emma.love, has dismissed the idea that artificial intelligence (AI) will create jobs.
3I/ATLAS: Harvard scientist urges global plan for potential alien threat
Harvard scientist Avi Loeb has called on global leaders to prepare for a possible alien attack.
Tuvaluans to migrate to Australia as climate change submerges islands
Tuvalu, a Pacific island nation, is set to become the world's first country to undergo a planned migration due to rising sea levels.
From 90s icon to modern hero: Captain Planet's movie journey
Captain Planet and the Planeteers was an iconic animated series from the early 1990s. It was centered around environmental issues, with a superhero leading a bunch of youngsters to save the planet from ecological disasters.
Afghanistan: Child malnutrition at unprecedented levels, warns World Food Programme
Afghanistan is witnessing an unprecedented rise in child malnutrition, the World Food Programme (WFP) has said.
5 times 'The West Wing' gave us hope in America
Popular television series The West Wing often dealt with themes of hope and optimism.
Scientists secretly tested Sun-dimming tech. California officials shut it down
Researchers in California quietly set out to test a radical solution for climate change: dimming sunlight by brightening clouds.
DOGE is using AI to slash 50% of federal regulations
The US government's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is using artificial intelligence (AI) to create a "delete list" of federal regulations.
James Cameron blends Hollywood with environmentalism
James Cameron has a knack for weaving environmental themes into blockbuster movies, leaving audiences to contemplate the planet while enjoying cinematic experiences.
Mark Ruffalo's powerful journey on and off screen
Mark Ruffalo is a cultural icon in America, known for his acting and advocacy. His roles cover a range of genres, resonating with audiences across the board.
'Futurama's funniest predictions about our tech-filled future
Futurama, the animated series, gives a funny but insightful look into future technology and innovation.
Leonardo DiCaprio's environmental legacy in film and beyond
Leonardo DiCaprio has established himself as Hollywood's biggest torchbearer for the environment.
Leo's legacy: How DiCaprio redefined stardom in Hollywood
For decades, Leonardo DiCaprio has dominated US cinema, proving his versatility and commitment to the craft.
Here's when ISRO plans to launch the $1.5B NISAR mission
The NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar (NISAR) mission, a joint India-US space project, is in its final stages of preparation.
India meets clean energy goal 5 years ahead of schedule
India has achieved a major milestone in its clean energy journey, five years ahead of schedule.
Climate change could awaken dormant volcanoes, exacerbate global warming: Study
A new study has revealed that climate change could awaken hundreds of dormant volcanoes around the world. This could further exacerbate the effects of global warming.
Afghan taxi drivers using rooftop coolers to survive extreme heat
In the sweltering city of Kandahar, Afghanistan, taxi drivers have come up with an innovative way to beat the heat. They have started using handmade air coolers on their vehicles.
How David Attenborough became America's nature icon
Renowned broadcaster and natural historian David Attenborough has become a cultural icon in America.
Melting glaciers could ignite volcanic eruptions: Study
A recent study has warned that the ongoing climate crisis could lead to a series of explosive volcanic eruptions.
World Population Day: How rising population is impacting climate change
Climate change is mostly blamed on fossil fuels, deforestation, or overconsumption, but we rarely talk about how our ever-growing population quietly fuels these drivers.
Google buys 200MW fusion energy from plant that doesn't exist
Google has signed a deal with Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS), a spin-off of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), to purchase power from a yet-to-be-built fusion plant.
How Angelina Jolie redefines philanthropy in Hollywood
Hollywood superstar Angelina Jolie has redefined philanthropy with her work in humanitarianism.
Google's carbon emissions are up 51% since 2019. Reason: AI
Google's carbon emissions have shot up by a whopping 51% since 2019, primarily due to a combination of factors.
Researchers develop 'living' material that can absorb atmospheric CO2
Swiss researchers have developed a revolutionary 'living' building material that absorbs carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere.
Why Leonardo DiCaprio is more than just a movie star
From his powerful performances to his staunch dedication to the environment, Leonardo DiCaprio has become a cultural icon in America.
Asia warming nearly twice as fast as rest of world
Asia is warming nearly twice as fast as the rest of the world, a new United Nations report has revealed.
India's coast is at risk as ocean temperatures rise fast
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has warned that the stability of India's coast is under growing threat from persistent ocean warming.
World likely to cross 1.5°C global warming limit by 2028
Humans are set to emit so much greenhouse gas by early 2028 that limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius will become increasingly unlikely, according to a new study.
Only 2 years left to avoid 1.5°C warming, scientists warn
Climate scientists warn that the world has only two years left before it uses up the carbon budget needed to stay below 1.5°C of global warming.
How Leonardo DiCaprio uses films to raise climate awareness
Not just for his acting skills, Leonardo DiCaprio is also famous for his efforts towards saving the environment.
NASA-ISRO's Earth-monitoring satellite to be launched on June 18
NASA and ISRO are set to launch their first joint satellite mission, NISAR (NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar), in a few days.
Key US allies' populations have no confidence in Trump: Survey
A recent survey by the Pew Research Center has revealed that over half of the respondents in key US allies, including France, the UK, Germany, South Korea, and Japan, have no confidence in US President Donald Trump's leadership on world affairs.
Trump blocks California's EV mandate; state sues him
President Donald Trump has signed three joint resolutions of Congress to block California's electric vehicle (EV) sales mandates and diesel engine rules.
Greenland's ice melted 17 times faster during May heatwave: Scientists
Greenland's ice sheet witnessed an alarming rate of melting during a heatwave in May, with the melt being 17 times faster than the average for the month, a report by World Weather Attribution (WWA) revealed on Wednesday.
All ACs won't be able to cool below 20°C soon
In a bid to promote energy efficiency, the Indian government has announced that all air conditioners (ACs) will soon have to operate within a temperature range of 20°C to 28°C.
This new method could solve the world's growing water crisis
Water scarcity is a growing global concern, with half of the world's population facing severe water shortages for at least one month every year, according to the United Nations.