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Harsh sun leaves traditional fishers in distress

Searing heat drives fish to deeper, cooler waters, escalating the cost of fishing. Warming waters lead to a surge in population of jellyfish, which tear nets and cause allergies to fishers. The working hours come down, the catch gets spoiled faster, and sun leaves the fish vendors perennially exhausted

Stress on strengthening decarbonisation efforts

Kenyan women defy fishing taboos as climate change threatens Lake Victoria

In a lakeside village in Kisumu County, women were forbidden from fishing. Until Rhoda Ongoche Akech defied the stigma.

High humidity levels make Palakkad heat more severe

Scientists at the IRTC, Mundur, say the intense heat experienced in the district is largely due to high humidity rather than temperature alone

Japanโ€™s bid to avert Trump tariffs draws fire over climate impact of US projects

Japanโ€™s effort to shield itself from President Donald Trumpโ€™s tariffs is facing a new backlash, with environmental groups warning that US projects tied to Tokyoโ€™s investment pledge could generate greenhouse gases equal to around 20 per cent of Japanโ€™s annual emissions. The Japanese government agreed to invest 5.7 trillion yen (US$35.6 billion) in the three projects as part of the first round of spending on US infrastructure in return for Trumpโ€™s tariffs being suspended. In total, the bilateral...

Flip-flop on COP: Congress's dig at government on withdrawing bid to host COP33

It also calls into question the Modi government's true commitment to take on more ambitious carbon mitigation goals in the short and medium term, Congress leader Jairam Ramesh says