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The commissioner explained that the Climate Change Policy and Action Plan would serve as a roadmap for reducing climate-related risks, strengthening adaptation measures and promoting sustainable development across key sectors of the state’s economy. The post Niger Launches Climate Change Policy, Action Plan To Advance Green Economy appeared first on…

Global sea surface temperatures have reached a record high, raising serious concerns for global Earth systems, according to new data released by the European Union’s Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S). On Aug. 22, the daily global average sea surface temperature, outside polar regions, reached 21.1° Celsius (69.98° Fahrenheit...Read More

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In recent weeks, wildfires have ravaged Europe amid record-breaking heat and drought. These fires posed an immediate threat to life, forcing the evacuation of over 300,000 people across France, Spain and Portugal. Rivers across Europe have also hit record low water levels. These developments have highlighted a deadly legacy of…

Expressing concern over the loss of lives in the Nepal flash floods, chief minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu stressed the need for scientific research into cloudbursts, glacier behaviour, changing temperatures and the formation of glacial lakes across the Himalayan region amid rising temperatures. The number of potentially hazardous glacial lakes in…

A science professor says he was fired from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, New York, for refusing to ignore the human causes of climate change, and is now suing the institution in federal court. Dr. Adam Kalkstein, a professor of geography, told The New York Times that the…

Coral taken from around the Galápagos Islands contains records with worrying information about the climate's future. (Image credit: Angelo DeSantis via Getty Images) Climate change is making El Niño stronger and more dangerous than ever before, scientists warn. In a new study, researchers have revealed that El Niño events have…

In the longer term, Nepal will need to have an effective strategy to deal with seismic and climate change-induced disasters that are almost certainly going to increase in future...Read More

How Nestlé is futureproofing coffee production Nestlé targets soil health to strengthen long-term coffee production Degraded soils threaten yields, quality, costs and farmer resilience Over 100,000 farmers trained across 15 coffee-producing countries Regenerative practices cut green coffee emissions by 18.3% since 2018 Industry increasingly views regeneration as essential for future…