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A groundbreaking study reveals that chronic exposure to wildfire smoke is linked to 24,100 deaths annually in the US. Discover the health risks of PM2.5 and how climate change is intensifying this public health crisis

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Wildfire Smoke Linked to 24,000 Annual Deaths in the United States

Abhiram - February 6, 2026

New research from the University of East Anglia reveals that tropical and subtropical cities are warming faster than rural areas due to intensifying urban heat islands, posing major health risks as global temperatures rise.

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Rising Heat: Tropical Cities Projected to Warm Faster Than Rural Areas

A University of Oxford study warns that 3.79 billion people will face extreme heat by 2050. Learn how 2°C warming impacts global health, infrastructure, and energy

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Half the World Faces Extreme Heat by 2050; Oxford

A new study reveals Antarctic penguins are breeding up to 24 days earlier as local warming hits four times the continental average. Explore the impact on Gentoos, Adélies, and Chinstraps.

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Antarctica’s Penguins Breeding Earlier: Record-Breaking Climate Shift

Mountains are warming faster than lowlands globally, causing glaciers melt, extreme weather, and ecosystem threats for billions. Learn about elevation-dependent climate change.

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Mountains are Warming Faster Than the Rest of the World

Record winter heat domes hit US (20°C+ anomalies) and Iceland (19.8°C Dec high). High-pressure ridges plus global warming fuel "winterless Christmas.

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Winterless Christmas 2025: US and Europe Shatter Records with Heatwaves

Abhiram - December 28, 2025

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#Ocean #Acidification Crisis

News Bureau - December 27, 2025

Swiss Re reports $107B global insured losses from nat cats in 2025, down 24% from 2024 but led by record LA wildfires ($40B) and storms ($50B).

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Natural Catastrophes Hit $107B Insured Losses in 2025: Sixth Year Over...

Bureau News - December 27, 2025

NIOZ study reveals 56-million-year-old PETM warming obliterated forests, ignited fires, and eroded lands within 300 years—mirroring today's CO2 surge pace. Urgent lessons for intensifying wildfires and extremes.

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Arctic Faces Hottest Year on Record Amid Rapid Warming

Saradha Meloot - December 18, 2025

New research predicts 2,000-4,000 glaciers lost annually by 2050s. At 1.5°C warming, half survive by 2100; at 4°C, only 9% remain. Urgent climate action needed.

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Thousands Of Glaciers Will Disappear Each Year

Bureau News - December 16, 2025

The Hindu Kush Himalaya (HKH) requires $12.05 trillion in climate finance by 2050 to combat vulnerabilities, per ICIMOD analysis. Discover funding gaps, country disparities, and innovative solutions for this critical water tower region.

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Alps Could Lose All But 20 Glaciers by 2100

Abhiram - December 16, 2025

Exposure to high temperatures above 86°F can delay early childhood literacy and numeracy skills, especially in disadvantaged communities, reveals global research.

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Climate Change Heat Waves Delay Early Childhood Development Globally

Abhiram - December 11, 2025

The Hindu Kush Himalaya (HKH) requires $12.05 trillion in climate finance by 2050 to combat vulnerabilities, per ICIMOD analysis. Discover funding gaps, country disparities, and innovative solutions for this critical water tower region.

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Greenhouse Gases to Worsen Extreme Flooding in the Central Himalayas

Abhiram - December 9, 2025

WMO's first State of the Climate in Arab Region report uncovers 2024's record heat, droughts, floods amid urbanization and conflict. Urgent resilience strategies revealed

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Arab region endured its hottest year

Sona Prebhakar - December 6, 2025

WMO declares 2025 among the three hottest years on record, with global temperatures 1.44°C above pre-industrial levels. Ocean heat surges amid La Niña—explore causes, impacts, and urgent actions for 2026

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Plants Stopped Thriving When Earth Warmed 56 Million Years Ago

Sona Prebhakar - December 4, 2025

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The thyroid gland is a butterfly-shaped small gland in the front of the neck, just below the Adam’s apple and is less than 20 grams in weight. It is a very important organ that produces hormones that regulates many of the body’s functions:

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Connecting wildlife habitats promotes biodiversity but can also spread diseases and invasive species. Learn about risks, benefits, and management strategies.

Ecological Risks and Benefits of Connecting Fragmented Wildlife Habitats

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#Refugee #Health Crisis 2025

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International experts reveal how human-induced climate change made wildfires in South America and Southern California larger, deadlier, and more destructive.

Air Pollution from Land Use Fires Linked to 1.53 Million Deaths

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Atmospheric concentrations of heat-trapping greenhouse gases reached an all-time high last year, with no signs of abating, according to World Meteorological Organization (WMO). The levels of carbon dioxide (CO2), the primary greenhouse gas, were 50% above pre-industrial levels in 2022, marking a significant milestone. While the rate of growth in CO2 concentrations slightly decreased compared to the previous year, the overall trend continues to rise, fueled by ongoing industrial activities.

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Alarming Surge in Greenhouse Gas Signals Urgent Action

Thailand's recent decision to waive visa requirements for Indian travellers is expected to trigger a significant surge in tourism to the already popular destination, according to Indian travel associations and service providers.

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Tourism Still Closed As World Witness New Covid Surges

While almonds and walnuts have taken the limelight for their health benefits, there's a whole nutty world with exceptional nutritional value waiting to be explored. In an era where calorie-conscious choices are crucial, it's reassuring to find nutritious, satisfying, and delectable snack options like nuts. Packed with protein, they make for the ideal mid-day snack to satiate your cravings or to infuse unique flavours into your culinary creations.

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Exploring the Nutty World of Healthy Snacking

Explore the fallout of the Russia-Ukraine war on scientific research in Ukraine, unveiling losses and challenges while outlining crucial priorities for safeguarding the nation's scientific landscape

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More Spending Needed in Science for Sustainable Future