This briefing looks at what the 1.5°C limit means in terms of adaptation and loss and damage for the most vulnerable countries and regions. It finds that slowing down warming is critical to buy us time
The gradual warming of the Arctic due to global climate change is seriously endangering the lives of birds in the Polar area, the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) said in a statement released
...says the President of India while receiving CSE s first report on global environmental negotiations <br>
Supernovae are among the most spectacular events in our Universe. In a very short period, a star gives out energy that is equivalent to the energy given out by a whole galaxy. Unfortu nately, our
Environment is going to be taught as a compulsory subject at the undergraduate level. But does anyone know how to go about it?
It is now possible to increase storage capacity of computers by 1,000 per cent
Cultivable lands in southern Bangladesh have been badly affected by saline water from the Bay of Bengal. Seawater and river water due to unplanned construction of embankments, reports the
Scientists stress that conserving mangroves will provide an important buffer to save coastal regions from the ravages of sea level rise due to global warming
The adverse effects of climate change will be felt more in the South than the North. If preference for fossil fuels like coal, oil and gas is not curbed, developing nations will have to bear the
Most Northern groups that dominate the civil society opinion making process within the climate convention have consistently ignored Southern demands for equity
Modern humans are not descended from Neanderthals but co-existed with them about 40,000 years ago, scientists have said. An analysis of DNA extracted from the ribs of a 29,000 year-old Neanderthal
