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  1. Malawi President calls for regional cooperation to tackle climate change

    Malawi President calls for regional cooperation to tackle climate change

    Chakwera emphasized the importance of collaboration during his keynote address on Wednesday at the two-day annual conference of the Southern African Confederation of Agricultural Unions (SACAU) in Lilongwe. The conference brought together representatives from 12 member countries in southern...
  2. Odisha to plant mangroves in coastal villages to reduce impact of cyclone and prevent soil erosion

    Odisha to plant mangroves in coastal villages to reduce impact of cyclone and prevent soil erosion

    Berhampur, Odisha forest department, will plant mangroves in a coastal village in Ganjam district to mitigate the impacts of cyclones and curb soil erosion, officials said on Wednesday.The plantation drive will be carried out at Purunabandh, a village located near the mouth of Rushikulya river...
  3. Pune-based climate tech startup aims to combat extreme weather change with its IoT and AI-powered automated weather station

    Pune-based climate tech startup aims to combat extreme weather change with its IoT and AI-powered automated weather station

    VMPLPune (Maharashtra) [India], July 2: Forecastro, a pioneering climate technology startup based in Pune, proudly announces the launch of WeatherWise - An IoT/AI powered Automatic Weather Station (AWS). This patent-pending, exclusively made-in-India product harnesses the power of IoT, machine...
  4. Humanoid Robotics Conversations on X Increase 80 Percent During First Half of 2024: Report

    Humanoid Robotics Conversations on X Increase 80 Percent During First Half of 2024: Report

    According to data and analytics company GlobalData, their insights delve into potential enhancements that could soon redefine human interactions with their sophisticated mechanical counterparts.Social influencer Shreyasi Majumdar said, "Influencers display a nuanced outlook on humanoid robots...
  5. Air pollution caused 8.1 million deaths globally in 2021: Report

    Air pollution caused 8.1 million deaths globally in 2021: Report

    New Delhi [India], A report prepared in partnership with UNICEF has revealed that air pollution caused 8.1 million deaths globally in 2021, becoming the second leading risk factor for death.According to the fifth edition of the State of Global Air (SOGA) report, air pollution is the second...
  6. WMO Executive Council approves G3W plan to strengthen monitoring of heat-trapping gases

    WMO Executive Council approves G3W plan to strengthen monitoring of heat-trapping gases

    London, The World Meteorological Organization's Executive Council has approved the Global Greenhouse Gas Watch (G3W) Implementation Plan to strengthen monitoring of heat-trapping gases that drive climate change and inform climate mitigation.The initial focus will be on the three most...
  7. Hezbollah fired dozens of rockets at Israel

    Hezbollah fired dozens of rockets at Israel

    The Israeli military confirmed on Tuesday that it had recorded about 50 missiles fired from Lebanon. It said the impacts caused no injuries.In a statement on Tuesday, Hezbollah said that "in response to the overnight Israeli attack in Hermal, eastern Lebanon, fighters bombed the headquarters...
  8. Southeast Asia records highest number of deaths due to climate change every year: WHO

    Southeast Asia records highest number of deaths due to climate change every year: WHO

    Established at the Stockholm Conference on the Human Environment in 1972, World Environment Day is celebrated every year on 5 June.Led by the United Nations Environment Programme, the day aims to raise awareness and action on urgent environmental issues.This year's theme is land restoration...
  9. WHO calls for strengthening collaboration between health, environment sectors

    WHO calls for strengthening collaboration between health, environment sectors

    New Delhi: WHO on Wednesday called for strengthening collaboration between health and environment sectors to tackle shared challenges.Saima Wajed, WHO Regional Director for South-East Asia, said on World Environment Day that it is important to advocate for policies that prioritize...
  10. Tonga's volcanic eruption could cause unusual weather for the rest of the decade, new study suggests

    Tonga's volcanic eruption could cause unusual weather for the rest of the decade, new study suggests

    Lisbon, Hanga Tonga-Hanga Ha'apai (abbreviated as Hanga Tonga) erupted on January 1, 2022 over the Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. It caused a tsunami that triggered warnings throughout the Pacific basin and sent sound waves multiple times around the world.A new study published in the Journal of...
  11. Pakistan has launched a public awareness campaign to deal with the ongoing heat wave

    Pakistan has launched a public awareness campaign to deal with the ongoing heat wave

    "Mass awareness among the public about heat waves by adopting preventive measures and mitigating its impacts by issuing advisories, public service messages and awareness campaigns through television, radio and social media platforms," ​​the official said. Measures are being taken to contain the...
  12. Nepal PM Prachanda calls for 'unified mountain voice' to tackle impacts of climate change

    Nepal PM Prachanda calls for 'unified mountain voice' to tackle impacts of climate change

    KATHMANDU: Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' on Wednesday said there is an urgent need for a "unified hill voice" to address growing concern about the impacts of climate change.Inaugurating the International Expert Dialogue on Mountains, People and Climate in Kathmandu on...
  13. London: Free Balochistan Movement against Pakistan's nuclear weapons

    London: Free Balochistan Movement against Pakistan's nuclear weapons

    London [UK], The Free Balochistan Movement (UK Chapter) has announced plans to hold a protest outside the official residence of the UK Prime Minister at 10 Downing Street in London on 28 May. The demonstration coincides with the anniversary of nuclear tests conducted by Pakistan in 1998. Chaghai...
  14. CMFRI conducts awareness campaign on climate change for fishing communities

    CMFRI conducts awareness campaign on climate change for fishing communities

    As part of the awareness campaign under the National Innovation in Climate Resilient Agriculture (NICRA) project, scientists from the institute presented information on the science behind climate change, its impacts on fisheries and adaptation to mitigate its impacts on the livelihoods of the...
  15. CMFRI launches awareness campaign on climate change among fishing communities

    CMFRI launches awareness campaign on climate change among fishing communities

    Kochi, In response to the harsh impact of climate change on fishing communities, the ICAR-Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) on Saturday launched an initiative to create awareness on the issues among fishermen.The awareness campaign was conducted under the National...
  16. Lawyers say responsibilities are fundamental to climate litigation; Scientists urge data, modeling improvements

    Lawyers say responsibilities are fundamental to climate litigation; Scientists urge data, modeling improvements

    New Delhi: Amid the possibility of an increase in lawsuits following the Supreme Court's observation that climate change affects the constitutional guarantee of the right to equality, scientists have sought to correct inadequacies in the data through modeling to account for liability in such...
  17. Is Southeast Asia's healthcare workforce ready for climate change?

    Is Southeast Asia's healthcare workforce ready for climate change?

    Tangerang (Indonesia), across the region, building a resilient health care workforce capable of addressing climate-induced public health issues has never been more important.Health workers are on the front lines of the climate war.As populations, particularly in Asia, face the brutal...
  18. Studies have found that global warming of 3 degrees Celsius could lead to a 10 percent loss in gross domestic product (GDP).

    Studies have found that global warming of 3 degrees Celsius could lead to a 10 percent loss in gross domestic product (GDP).

    New Delhi: A new research has shown that warming the planet by 3 degrees Celsius could lead to a loss of up to 10 percent of the world's GDP.It also found that the worst effects were seen in poor, tropical countries – a loss of 17 percent of GDP.The study – led by ETH Zurich, Switzerland...
  19. Study finds climate change could reduce global income by 19 percent over 25 years

    Study finds climate change could reduce global income by 19 percent over 25 years

    New Delhi: The global economy is expected to lose about 19 per cent of income over the next 25 years due to climate change, with the countries least responsible for the problem and those with the least resources to deal with the impacts being most affected. Wednesday.The study, conducted by...
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