Expect more ‘bomb cyclones’, courtesy climate change

Severe rain and snow lay seige to large parts of United States, Canada 

The Arctic carbon sink

Snow covered plants in the tundra start absorbing carbon dioxide in early spring itself

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Arctic birds threatened

Planet melting

If global warming continues, polar ice caps will melt, wiping nations off our planet

Glacial melt's carbon connection

Polar potential

Bihar slashes spending on education and social welfare

Coal-based power receives a major boost in the state budget presented on March 12

Global Eco Watch: Drying Sea of Galilee swells after years of drought

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Atlantic cooling may be temporary respite

Tropics could lose important commercial fish by 2050

Global warming might force fish species to move to cooler waters at the poles

Connected events and difficult future

Cold takes south India by surprise

Could be due to cold winds from north India or Arctic Oscillation

2011: 10th warmest year on record

Arctic sea ice at its lowest in 2011, says World Meteorological Organization report

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Changing basic nature

Countries move from labs to seas to study the implications of ocean acidification

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‘1.5°C target far from perfect’: Renewed focus on Paris global warming goal as COP28 nears

Figure was reached at three decades ago; also, different regions warm at their own rates

Doomsday vault in Arctic to save crop diversity

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Expedition to Baffin Island to raise awareness about global warming

Awareness about global warming

‘Short-lived climate pollutants more lethal than greenhouse gases’

Black carbon has claimed 1.15 million lives across the world

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