The Latest Breaking News from Climate Change

A judge last week ruled the young plaintiffs have the right to a clean environment – and experts say this changed the climate litigation landscape

After massive winter downpours, conservationists in California are eager to gather desert seeds as an insurance policy against a hotter and drier future

The Canadian Space Agency's Scisat is a valuable hunter of climate change evidence, producing big-name publications in Nature and Science recently despite its advanced age.

On Aug. 14, a Montana court delivered what is being hailed as a game-changing ruling in a much anticipated youth-led climate change case, Held v. State of Montana.

Next gen must be part of climate mitigation activities at local level to ensure continuity. Local bodies have come up with plans to resist climate change. Plans prepared with support of KSDMA, KILA. Focus groups, local communities consulted. Can be model for other local bodies, districts.

Global warming is taking an increasingly heavy toll on landscapes around the world.

BATHINDA: The Indian Himalayas have been in shambles from the beginning of the Monsoon season and the flash flooding, landslides killed several people across Himachal Pradesh and Uttrakhand apart from causing huge causing huge economic loss.

Earth is overheating due to the greenhouse gas emissions from burning fossil fuels. This is “the biggest market failure the world has seen” according to economist Nicholas Stern. The rational behaviour of companies that pollute by making profitable commodities, and consequences of most people’s desire to drive everywhere are creating…

The Hai River basin is “the largest natural drainage system in northern China”, said Channel News Asia (Singapore). It has five rivers flowing into it and it contains the capital, Beijing, as well as the major port city of Tianjin. 

Defence committee report says British military needs urgently to adapt over coming decades to be effective

Experts say Florida's coral reef is suffering an unprecedented and potentially deadly level of severe bleaching because of rising sea temperatures sparked by climate change