Climate Change

A recent expedition on board the oceanographic research vessel Cabo de Hornos in the far south of Chile sought to investigate harmful organisms and how they are impacting climate change. Chilean scientists studying organisms in one of the most remote places on Earth are urging regional leaders to step up…

“Don’t Look Up,” writer-director Adam McKay’s star-studded comedic film about climate change, is causing a stir. It’s trending at the top of Netflix, drawing sharp criticism, and has been generating heated debate on social media since its release on the streaming site last week. McKay’s new movie, which comes after…

During springtime in the far, far north—when the sun breaches the horizon, after months of total darkness—indigenous Greenlandic hunters head out to frozen inlets and get lost in ice and time. By day, the hunters might move miles in one direction, while the ice under their feet floats gently in…

SYDNEY: Hundreds of Aussie sporting heroes - from rugby captain Michael Hooper, to pace bowler Pat Cummins and world champion surfer Mick Fanning - teamed up on Monday (Dec 27) to demand the government do more to tackle climate change. In an online petition dubbed "The Cool Down" a raft of…

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Pankaj Jain has been made the new Petroleum Secretary in a bureaucratic reshuffle that saw nine secretary-level appointments. Jain, a 1990 batch IAS officer, has been serving as Additional Secretary in the Department of Financial Services. The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet (ACC) has approved the appointment of Leena Nandan…

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MIQDADIYA, Iraq —  Ask Taha Yassin about Iraqi pomegranates and watch his gaze turn dreamy. “They grow big. Their juice is sweet. They’re incomparable. I don’t say this as a nationalist, as someone who loves their country. It’s just fact,” he said, speaking about them like you would a long-lost love.…

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The comings and goings of water define Mexico City, a mile-high metropolis sprawled across three dry lake beds. The city floods in the wet season and thirsts during regular droughts. CDMX, as the city of 21 million styles itself, pumps more water from the aquifer below it than it replenishes:…