Simply Put: Smart Indian cities

DTE Reportage: Coverage of the Subsidiary Bodies 58 climate conference in Bonn

Delegates discussed climate issues in the runup to November’s conference in Dubai

More than half of internal displacements are now triggered by disasters

Five countries, Pakistan, Philippines, China, India and Nigeria, bear a heavier burden

Simply Put: Warming hills

Simply Put: G7 Hiroshima Summit

Record low Antarctic sea ice is another alarming sign the ocean’s role as climate regulator is changing

Changing climate is a life-changing reality for a growing number of people

EU’s Carbon Border Tax: Is it regressive and protectionist or an incentive for global decarbonisation?

This measure is being imposed in an already uneven context, say experts

Cyclone Mandous: DTE’s coverage of the 2022 Northeast Monsoon’s first cyclone

Mandous made landfall at Mamallapuram on the intervening night of December 9-10

India braces for Cyclone Mandous

The volume of rainfall in the coastal areas may be as high as 200 millimetres

Simply Put: Climate change swing

Australia’s mean temperature rises, finds government ‘State of the Environment’ report

Australia’s mean temperature has risen by roughly 1.4 degrees Celsius, since 1910

Warmer waters can drive higher predation rates: Study

These changes could disrupt balances that have existed for thousands of years

Simply Put: Footprints of our heated times

IPCC AR6 (Part III): Can carbon capture and renewable energy save the world?

Phasing out fossil fuesl is the only way to go

Mountain glaciers may hold less ice than previously thought — here’s what that means for 2 billion downstream water users and sea level rise

Policymakers should look at these new estimates to revise their plans

What is irrecoverable carbon? How it exacerbates global warming?

Simply Put: Wilting Arctic, wallowing Yamuna

Simply Put: CoP26 demands justice

Climate change: What should be the Agenda at COP26 Glasgow? Sunita Narain explains

Simply Put : The global warming frying pan

This heatwave is not a weather blip

Simply Put: Annual increments

Frequent fury: Cyclones now span larger part of the year than they used to

Climate change and water: Wise old ways

We need to tweak traditional methods to tackle climate change

How hot is hot: Advanced models forecast up to 5.6°C global warming

Climate models earlier didn't account for heat trapped by clouds