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05 Apr 2022

'Now or never': Only severe emissions cuts will avoid climate extremes - UN

At this point, only severe emissions cuts in this decade across all sectors, from agriculture and transport to energy and buildings, can turn things around, the report says.

12 Nov 2021

Climate concern: These Indian cities will go 'underwater' in next 10 years

Climate change will result in extreme weather conditions in the country. Data from satellites and ground equipment and computer simulations are used to make sea-level forecasts.

11 Aug 2021

Climate Change: 12 Indian cities may drown in future due to rise in sea level

The climate change report by the IPCC said global warming is dangerously close to spiralling out of control and it could result in rising sea levels across the world, including India. This, as a result, could lead to the submersion of several coastal regions of Earth. Here's how the top cities of India are going to be affected by rising in temperature in the coming years.

11 Aug 2021

Several Indian cities including Mumbai, Chennai can go underwater, warns IPCC

A new report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) on climate change has a serious warning for India and several other countries.

09 Aug 2021

Extreme sea level events could happen every year by end of this century: IPCC

Coastal areas will see continued sea-level rise throughout the 21st century There will be increasing heat waves, longer warm seasons and shorter cold seasons

09 Aug 2021

Sea level in Asia rising at faster rate: Indian scientist on IPCC report

Sea level around Asia has increased faster than the global average 50% of the sea level rise is contributed by thermal expansion

26 Sep 2019

Extreme flooding-like events will occur every year by 2050, says UN report

Extreme sea level events including flooding, that used to occur once in every 100 years will strike every year on many low-lying areas by 2050, revealed a United Nations report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).

08 Aug 2019

Land under pressure from humans, climate change: IPCC report

"Governments challenged the IPCC to take the first ever comprehensive look at the whole land-climate system. We did this through many contributions from experts and governments worldwide," said IPCC Chair Hoesung Lee.

01 Aug 2017

The heat is rising! Earth may become over two degrees warmer this century

Our planet may see a temperature increase of 2 to 4.9 degrees Celsius over the next 80 years, much higher than the target set by the 2016 Paris Agreement, the study has found.

18 Jul 2017

Human-induced climate change may cause significant rise in sea levels, warns IPCC

Valerie Masson-Delmotte, co-chair of IPCC Working Group I, said at the Australian National University (ANU) that human influence on the climate has contributed to changes in the warming of the Greenland ice sheet, something which is affecting sea levels the world over.

18 Apr 2017

Climate change impacting the faculties of citizens, global leaders?

Gangotri glacier

06 Dec 2015

Gangotri glacier getting less snowfall, higher temperatures

A research shows that the health of the majestic Gangotri glacier that feeds the river Ganges has been affected, as the maximum temperature in the region has shot up by 0.9 degree Celsius and snowfall reduced by 37 cm annually.

Himalayan glaciers

08 Nov 2015

Himalayan glaciers to ice in Antarctica!

The NASA study challenges the oft-repeated findings of the United Nation's panel on climate change, the Inter-Governmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) that forecast a grim future for the melting ice sheets of the Antarctic.

16 Oct 2015

Global warming 'tipping points' identified

Many of these events occur for global warming levels of less than two degrees, a threshold sometimes presented as a safe limit.

07 Oct 2015

UN chief welcomes new head of UN climate science panel

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has welcomed the election of a new head of the UN climate science panel.

02 Nov 2014

Early curbs on carbon would not hamstring growth: IPCC

Global economic growth "would not be strongly affected" by rolling back carbon emissions but the cost will rise if action is delayed, the United Nations` climate panel said on Sunday.

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