Tag: Climate
Greenhouse Gases to Worsen Extreme Flooding in the Central Himalayas
Rising greenhouse gas emissions could boost extreme floods in the Central Himalayas by up to 84% by 2100, threatening communities and economies in Nepal and India.
Arab region endured its hottest year
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
Plants Stopped Thriving When Earth Warmed 56 Million Years Ago
New research reveals how rapid warming 56 million years ago affected global vegetation and carbon sequestration, offering lessons for today's climate crisis.
Climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution highlight need for policies that...
OECD's new Environmental Outlook reveals interconnected climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution risks, urging coordinated policies to harness synergies by 2050.
Extreme Heat Reshapes Asia-Pacific Disaster Landscape
ESCAP's 2025 report warns extreme heat drives Asia-Pacific disasters, projecting $498B losses by 2100. Discover urban heat risks
Mountains Facing Rapid Climate Change
Mountains worldwide are warming faster than surrounding lowlands, a phenomenon called elevation-dependent climate change (EDCC). This intensifies environmental shifts at higher altitudes,...
Heatwaves Expected to Intensify for a Millennium Even After Net Zero
New research warns heatwaves will grow hotter, longer, and more frequent over the next 1,000 years if net zero carbon emission targets are delayed.
#Disasters led to $3.26 trillion in agricultural #losses
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Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions by 51% Through Low-Fat Vegan Diet
Replacing meat, dairy, and eggs with grains, legumes, and plant-based foods (vegan Diet) reduces greenhouse gas emissions (GHGE) by 51%, as per...
Disasters Cause $3.26 Trillion in Global Agricultural Losses
Disasters caused $3.26 trillion in agricultural losses globally, averaging $99 billion per year—about 4% of global agricultural GDP. These losses from 1991...
