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Delhi Smog Crisis: AQI Hits 402, Flights and Trains Disrupted

Delhi's AQI soars to 402 in 'severe' category amid thick smog and fog on Dec 29, 2025. Visibility drops to 125m, delaying flights and trains

Climate Breakdown 2025: $122 Billion Disasters Demand Urgent Action

Christian Aid's Counting the Cost 2025 report reveals over $122 billion in damages from 10 major climate disasters. Explore wildfires, floods, droughts hitting California, Asia, and beyond—plus calls for emissions cuts and aid to vulnerable nations.

Southwest monsoon responsible for highest number of fatalities among 2025’s major...

Christian Aid's Counting the Cost 2025 ranks India-Pakistan monsoon as 5th costliest disaster at $3B. Explore 8% above-normal rains, 1,860 deaths, crop losses, and climate links—urgent insights for South Asia floods.

Winterless Christmas 2025: US and Europe Shatter Records with Heatwaves

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.

#Ocean #Acidification Crisis

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

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).

Arctic Faces Hottest Year on Record Amid Rapid Warming

Arctic Report Card 2025 declares hottest year ever: sea ice hits record lows, glaciers melt fast. Explore warming trends, rusting rivers, and global impacts now.

Thousands Of Glaciers Will Disappear Each Year

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.

Alps Could Lose All But 20 Glaciers by 2100

ETH Zurich research warns Alps may retain only 3% of glaciers by 2100 at +2.7°C warming. Global peak loss hits 4,000 glaciers/year

Climate Change Heat Waves Delay Early Childhood Development Globally

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