Climate science in real world

Carbon dioxide crosses 400 ppm mark

Breach indicates sources of CO2 emissions in the US have gone up

The endgame at Cancun

No cheap change is possible

UN climate talks: little progress in first week

No consensus on Green Climate Fund, loss and damage arising from climate change impacts

IMF-World Bank annual meetings 2023: Did talks advance climate justice?

The meetings in Morocco raised urgent questions on financial reform, global debt and the need for climate finance

COP27: African countries launch ‘game-changing’ carbon credits initiative

Target to provide 300 million carbon credits every year by 2030

New IPCC report will strengthen science on links between biodiversity loss, climate change: UNEP

The report, which is in the final stages of production, will be released February 28

Paris Agreement adopted, countries whimper 'hooray'

More than 190 nations agree to a historic yet compromised climate deal

Economic potential of carbon-rich mangroves untapped: report

Policy interventions and carbon finance mechanisms needed to restore conservation

Calming influence

Study says Pacific Ocean has kept global warming in check

In hot waters

Warming may push important marine bacteria to extinction

Teak rings uncover rainfall data

Aerosol pollution may affect rainfall pattern

Action begins

Bytes

India gets ready with national plan on climate change

Climate change new opportunity to renew old orders

The two-degree shift

Climate change-driven sea-level rise could increase arsenic poisoning in Bangladesh: Study

India, too, suffers from a high burden, with Bihar showing an upsurge in cases affected by arsenic poisoning

Extreme cold still happens in a warming world – in fact climate instability may be disrupting the polar vortex

While the world can expect fewer of severe cold events in the future, many regions need to remain prepared for exceptional cold when it does occur

Snow cover across Northern Hemisphere has declined in last 4 decades due to changing climate: Study

Ninety per cent of the global population lives in the Northern Hemisphere, above the Equator

Emissions from oil have risen most during last one year; overall global carbon emission reached all time high

Emission reduction reaches a plateau; overshoot to 1.5-degree Celsius rise inevitable; says multiple reports

COP28: Global Stocktake Negotiations Day

CSE’s Tamanna Sengupta discusses the negotiations regarding the Global Stocktake in detail

Simply Put: Mirage in the desert