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In the heat of the moment
Kathmandu, Nepal Source: Nepali Times Extreme heat affects the urban poor more, cities need greenery to cope In 2023, northern India...


Nepal’s Tharu are tiger protectors
Source: Nepali Times Every year, up to 15 people are killed by tigers in and around Nepal’s Chitwan National Park, famous for its...


Meltpools in the Himalaya
Source: Nepali Times The flood on the Bhote Kosi was a timely reminder about the risks Himalayan communities face from melting...


Launch of wildfire partnership in response to escalating global threat
Source: Tyndall Centre The University of East Anglia has launched a major new partnership with Willis Towers Watson (WTW) to advance...


US: Frequent Wildfires and Extreme Rainfall
Source: Union of Concerned Scientists Why More Frequent Wildfires and Extreme Rainfall Are a Particularly Perilous Combo July’s deadly...


New global dataset to inform prescribed burning practice worldwide
Source: Tyndall Centre GlobalRx, a new dataset of over 200,000 prescribed burns, sheds light on climate impacts and fire management...


How Bad Are Fossil Fuels, Actually?
Source: Union of Concerned Scientists The true costs of coal, natural gas, and other fossil fuels aren’t always obvious—but their impacts...


The Humpty Dumpty Effect
Source: Tyndall Centre A global report on the role of forests in providing economic and social resilience has revealed that the rapid...


Scientists warn of urgent need to tackle changes impacting river deltas
Source: Tyndall Centre New research identifies the key causes of changes affecting river deltas around the world and warns of an urgent...


AIUNCA, Ground-breaking Environmental News Agency
Universities Launch AIUNCA: A Ground-breaking Environmental News Agency May 15 – The media networks of universities from Latin America...


Carbon Offsets: Instrument of Climate Mitigation or Mechanism of Deception?
Fact vs. Fake In an epoch marked by escalating environmental urgency, the discourse surrounding carbon neutrality has assumed a central...


What is invisible is more dangerous
Source: Nepali Times Kathmandu Valley’s air is not polluted, it is poisonous Besides multiple street demonstrations that gridlocked...


What Is Attribution Science?
Source: Union of Concerned Scientists Attribution science shows us precisely how much climate change is shaping and changing our world....


2067: sci-fi blockbuster contains a message on ecological themes
By Alberto Sclaverano The 2020 Australian science fiction film 2067, written and directed by Seth Larney, combines entertainment elements...


Tracing Tides
Source: Union of Concerned Scientists How Major Carbon Producers Drive Sea Level Rise and Climate Injustice Major fossil fuel producers...


Versatile bamboo reduces climate risk
Source: Nepali Times Nepal’s villages use fast-growing bamboo groves to protect them from more frequent floods Nepal’s diverse culture...


New study outlines seven-step roadmap for wildfire management
Source: Tyndall Centre As wildfires grow more extreme in a changing climate, researchers explore fire management practices that move...


Does Recycling Really Work?
Fact vs. Fake Yearly, the world produces 2.12 billion tons of waste. 1.3 billion tonnes are made up of food, one-third of all food...


Meet the Innovators Fighting Climate Change in Their Communities
“Small people in small places doing small things change the world” (*) User Spotlights As global leaders deliberate over climate policies...


Universities’ Symposium on Climate Change and New Paradigms for Sustainability
25 February 2025 - Towards COP 30 in Brazil Some 300 universities from Latin America, Italy, Portugal and Spain have been invited to...

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