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The government identified 30 locations covering 30 km for interventions to mitigate coastal vulnerabilities and enhance resilience along the Kerala coast.
With climate change augmenting weather vagaries and temperature touching record levels from February this year, Kerala has been bracing for yet another harshest summer. But the state witnessed a sudden reverse of atmospheric conditions after a few spells of thundershowers. The India Meteorological
Marib, Yemen: A landmine warning sign in Yemen's Marib province reminds camel herders that their next step could be their last. After being displaced or confined to smaller areas because of war, the Bedouins hope to reclaim their traditional nomadic way of life. But finding safe land to graze has
Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin had publicised his campaign to claw back money from the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund.
What if waves stop crashing on shores or seas fall silent like lakes? It's never a good sign for life on earth. Called the collapse of the ocean current system. scientists say the phenomenon could result in climate catastrophes. In October last year, a group of 40 scientists wrote an open letter to
As global warming is spreading its tentacles to various realms of human life, its ill-effects are becoming more evident even in trade and commerce. Climate change drove weeks of crop-withering temperatures last year in the West African countries that underpin the world's chocolate supply, hitting
While variations exist across states due to geographical factors, Kerala’s warming pattern is consistent with national and global trends.
The world is entering an unprecedented phase of global warming, which is hinting at serious connotations of climate change, say scientists. Last year's record-breaking temperatures could be a sign that the world is entering a new era above 1.5C of global warming, one never before faced by modern
Notably, 2024 has been identified as the hottest year in theKerala's recorded history.
Kerala experiences a climate pattern different from that of the rest of the Indian subcontinent due to its unique geographic features. Thus, the state embraces winter, summer, or rainy seasons with climatic conditions interspersed with each other. Yet, the state, sandwiched between the Arabian Sea
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