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New heatwave in France cancels dozens of trainsFrance is experiencing a severe heatwave. Temperatures are expected to reach 40 degrees Celsius. Many trains have been cancelled. Schools a...- Something coming: What scientists know about a potential 'super' El NinoA "super" El Nino is rapidly forming in the Pacific, with an 80% chance of development by July. While sea temperatures are rising exception...
- U.S. weather forecast update heatwave alert: Heat dome in 14 states as temperature boils in California, Arizona, Nevada, Kansas, other areasHeat dome — in which high pressure is acting like a pot lid trapping hot air over a region — will leave Flagstaff, Arizona, with 11 or 12 s...
- 5 career paths to pursue after a degree in geographyA degree in geography offers diverse career opportunities in both the natural and social sciences. Graduates can pursue roles including urb...
- Earthquake could damage major areas of US, claims reportAround 75 per cent of the US may witness strong earthquake, as per a study by US Geological Survey (USGS).
- Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo quits X platform, calling it a 'gigantic global sewer'"This platform and its owner intentionally exacerbates tensions and conflicts," Anne Hidalgo said in lengthy posts in English and French, c...
- Global heatwave 2023: Greece faces hottest July in 50 years, US records soaring temperaturesGlobal heatwaves grip Greece and the US, with scorching temperatures reaching record highs. Climate change impacts are evident as extreme w...
- Temperature surges to 40 degrees in February. Things to get worse ahead, predicts climatologistsOn February 16, temperatures in Gujarat’s Bhuj rose to 40.3 Celsius – a new monthly record, Twitter account “Extreme Temperatures Around th...
- Mississippi River water levels reach a record low, here's the reasonThe water levels in the river Mississippi, the second-longest river in the country after the Missouri River have fallen considerably in man...
- Deadly floods in Italy kill 10, several missingSeveral Italian towns were hit by floods on September 16. The devastating event resulted from a heavy downpour that swept the region on Sep...
- Now, Darjeeling toy train to have AC coachRailway officials say they are responding to tourists’ demand for greater comfort but environment scientists and climatologists see in this...
- Temperatures of Spain's coastal waters reach record highMadrid, June 30 (IANS) Temperatures of the seas around Spain have reached a record high in June, according to a latest research.
- Why more dry spells seem inevitableEven country averages do not matter beyond a point, as droughts in one place and floods in another tend to cancel each other out in average...
- Southwest monsoon likely to set over Kerala in next 48 hours, says IMDThe much-awaited southwest monsoon is likely to set over Kerala in the next 48 hours, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said .
- Why not enough people are working on climate change in IndiaThe Divecha Centre for Climate Change, at the Indian Institute of Science in Bangalore, is organising a national conference on climate chan...
- The twin chills of Delhi and KolkataAcross the Gangetic plain, as people shudder and scurry for warmth of a roadside fire, people wonder whether such intense chills are here t...
- Wheat fields parched by drought from US to RussiaDroughts withering wheat crops from the US to Russia to Australia will probably spur the biggest reduction in global supply estimates since...
- Farmers brace for monsoon forecast after droughtIndia's hundreds of millions of farmers braced on Friday for this year's official monsoon forecast, with the 2010 rains of critical importa...
- Switzerland, Italy to recast borders due to warmingClimate change is literally bringing European neighbours Italy and Switzerland closer. Melting glaciers in the Alps have prompted the two c...
- Scientists warn of looming water supply crisisClimate change has already dramatically altered the water cycle and these changes signal a looming water supply crisis, according to a prom...
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