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A Harvard-led study finds that extreme heat and cold are linked to higher stroke mortality, especially in low-income countries. Learn about the study's findings and implications

Discover how rising temperatures and changing weather patterns due to climate change are expanding the spread of vector-borne diseases like malaria and dengue, posing significant health risks.

LARGE-SCALE STUDY REVEALS INTRIGUING CONNECTION BETWEEN DEPRESSION AND ELEVATED BODY TEMPERATURES. COULD REGULATING BODY HEAT OFFER A NOVEL APPROACH TO ALLEVIATING DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS?

Delve into the repercussions of natural disasters in 2023, exacerbated by climate change, and explore the trends in severe storms, rising temperatures, and the urgent need for adaptation.

Dive into the revelation of past ocean temperatures and the urgent call for climate action to curb global warming.

Faster warming in the Arctic is projected to trigger a global 2°C temperature increase eight years earlier than anticipated by average global warming rates, according to a recent modeling study led by UCL researchers.

Reduced water flows and rising atmospheric temperatures on rivers is of utmost concern and the changes are posing significant challenges to aquatic...

Preliminary data reveals that the world recently experienced its hottest week on record, following the hottest June ever recorded. Rising temperatures have severe consequences for ecosystems and the environment, underscoring the far-reaching effects of human-induced climate change. The report also highlights record-low Antarctic sea ice extent and hydrological extremes, emphasizing the urgent need for climate action.

The United Nations on July 4 declared the onset of the El Nino weather phenomenon. The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) marked the first occurrence of El Niño in the tropical Pacific in seven years and sets the stage for potentially elevated global temperatures and disruptive weather patterns.

In a new study, researchers claimed that rising temperatures due to climate change influence human migration patterns. The researchers from University College London published the findings in the open-access journal PLOS Climate.