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Global warming’s economic risks to rise most quickly for the richThis could lead to substantial macroeconomic losses due to generally stronger consumption levels among higher-income groups.- Extreme rainfall increases exponentially with global warming: StudyState-of-the-art climate models drastically underestimate how much extreme rainfall increases under global warming, according to a study pu...
- El Niños cause trillions in lost economic growth, study showsThe paper was published recently in the journal Science by Dartmouth Earth system scientists Christopher Callahan and Justin Mankin.
- Ice melt, a mega-city riskMelting Antarctica glaciers due to global warming may push up sea levels faster than previously believed, potentially threatening megacitie...
- Warming may sink 136 of 700 heritage sitesClimate change is threatening the world’s cultural heritage with scientists estimating that 136 of 700 listed cultural monuments by Unesco ...
- Global warming may threaten World Heritage sitesSome of the world's most recognizable and important landmarks such as the Statue of Liberty and Sydney Opera House could be lost to rising ...
- Global warming may raise sea levels by more than 2 metres: StudyHalf of that rise might come from ice-loss in Antarctica which is currently contributing less than 10 per cent to global sea-level rise.
- Global warming will make Indian monsoon worse and unpredictable, says studyScientists have found that the pattern of the Indian monsoon will change under global warming in the future.
- IEA suggests measure to control global temperature riseGiven the co-relation between GDP and emission rates, the IEA recognises that India’s emissions are related to the stage in economic develo...
- UN Climate Change Negotiations 2012: Drought looms as India faces rain deficitThe monsoon has regularly stumped forecasters in the first decade of the 21st century, during which the country faced the driest June in 10...
- UN Climate Change Negotiations 2012: India faces risk of devastating droughtsIndia faces the risk of devastating droughts as monsoon rainfall can fall up to 70% short in the years ahead, ravaging crops and unsettling...
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