Upper Atmosphere Shift Linked to Southern Australia Drought and Bushfires, Study...
New research finds a southward shift in Australia’s upper atmospheric jet streams has reduced winter rainfall in southern regions ...
Aquatic Plants Stabilise Spree River Levels Despite Declining Flow: Study
The reduction in discharge is partly linked to the closure of opencast lignite mines in Lusatia, the flooding of former pits, and ...
State Electricity Transition Report Highlights Grid Gaps Amid Clean Energy Growt...
A new assessment of 21 Indian states finds progress in renewable energy adoption but identifies uneven grid readiness, distributio...
Greenland Ice Melt Surges as Extreme Melting Events Intensify, Study Finds
A new Nature Communications study finds extreme melting events in Greenland have become more frequent and intense since 1990, with...
Drought Deepens Hunger in Northern Kenya as Aid Cuts Reduce Food Support, Data S...
A renewed drought in northern Kenya is intensifying hunger, compounded by reduced international aid. New data illustrate rising fo...
Study Finds Oaks, Dry Duff and Debris Increase Power Line Failure and Wildfire R...
New research finds that oaks, dry duff layers and woody debris near powerlines significantly raise the risk of tree failures that ...
Minnesota Emissions Fell 20% Since 2005, State Data Shows 2025 Target Likely Mis...
New state data shows Minnesota has reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 20% since 2005 but remains off track to meet its 2025 and 2...
Forest Loss Changes How Watersheds Store and Release Water, Global Study Finds
A global study of 657 watersheds finds that forest loss and landscape pattern influence how quickly rain and snowmelt move through...
Factory Floor To Financial Freedom: How Rural Women Are Finding Formal Work In U...
Ghadi detergent plant is striving to increase women’s participation, setting new benchmarks in efficiency, inclusion and formal em...
Study Finds Heat and Drought Impact Australia’s Jarrah Forests Unevenly
A study from the University of Western Australia finds that soil depth and groundwater access shaped how jarrah forests responded ...
Mediterranean Wetlands Under Pressure from Agriculture and Climate Change: Repor...
A new report by the Mediterranean Wetlands Observatory warns that 12% of Mediterranean wetlands have been lost since 1990, with ag...
KAUST Scientists Develop Ultra-thin Membrane for Seawater Desalination
Researchers at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology have developed an ultra-thin desalination membrane
Tropical Forests Generate Rainfall Worth $20 Bn A Year: Study
Each square metre of tropical forest contributes about 240 litres of rainfall per year on average. In the Amazon, the estimate ris...
Climate Change Made Valencia’s 2024 Extreme Rain Footprint 55% Larger — Study...
A new study finds that human-driven climate change intensified the extreme rainfall that hit Spain’s Valencia region in 2024, maki...
Study Finds Plant-Based Diet Shift Could Cut Up to 106 Million Agricultural Jobs...
Oxford research finds global adoption of plant-based diets could reduce agricultural labour demand by up to 27% by 2030, while inc...
EEA Report Finds Transport Emissions Rising in Europe Despite Climate Targets
A European Environment Agency report finds transport accounts for one-third of EU greenhouse gas emissions, with passenger cars an...
Study Finds Peru’s Logging Rules May Weaken Amazon Carbon Storage
A new study finds that Peru’s diameter-based logging regulations may undermine net-zero goals by permitting the harvest of large t...
Study Finds Health Concerns Driving Growth in Clean-Label Food Market
A GlobalData survey finds that 66% of consumers prioritise health when buying food and drink, boosting demand for clean-label prod...
Taj Madikeri Report Highlights Low-impact Model In Coorg
The resort has also created community jobs; 31 per cent of employees come from neighbouring villages
Caribbean Heatwaves Growing Longer and More Severe, Study Finds
A new study analysing climate data from 1971 to 2025 finds that extreme heatwaves across the Caribbean are becoming more frequent,...
