COP31 success is about delivery, support and scale, not new targets: Bhupender Yadav
Hindustan Timesby Jasjeev Gandhiok·1d ago
COP31 success is about delivery, support and scale, not new targets: Bhupender Yadav Bhupender Yadav made the remarks at the plenary discussion on COP31 priorities during the UNFCCC Pre-COP31...
Fears of NT business closures after delayed dry season and proposed visa cuts
ABC News Australiaby Olivana Lathouris·1d ago
In short: Tourism operators in the Northern Territory's Top End have asked the federal government to establish a dedicated fund to help struggling businesses survive the quiet wet season months...
Emerging economies are embracing solar power and skipping fossil fuels much faster than Europe or the US
DW Englishby Kira Schacht·1d ago
As emerging economies and global standards of living grow, is the world in for another fossil fuel boom? The data says not.
Chancellor 'plans £1bn energy bills help for benefits claimants'
Mail Onlineby James Tapsfield·1d ago
The Chancellor is said to be preparing a £1billion bailout for soaring energy bills at the Budget - but the bulk will go to benefits claimants.
After 14 years, Tamil Nadu records lowest Cauvery realisation
The Hinduby T Ramakrishnan·1d ago
After a gap of 14 years, Tamil Nadu has realised the lowest realisation of the Cauvery river during southwest monsoon (June-September) in 2026.
PM Modi gives new slogan to make India developed nation by 2047
The Siasat Dailyby Press Trust of India·1d ago
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday, October 7, gave a new slogan — “We Will Do It” — for realising the dream of making India a developed country by 2047, saying the goal will be...
‘Lawyers should be running to courts’ to stop coal approvals after landmark ruling, NSW MP says
Environment | The Guardianby Donna Lu, Lisa Cox, and Adam Morton·1d ago
A landmark decision in Australia’s first climate change high court case has been described as a clear message to governments and fossil fuel companies that exported greenhouse gas emissions “cannot...
Rainmakers: Will drones make cloud seeding more effective?
BBC Newsby David Silverberg·1d ago
- Published On 23 August, Cooper Freeman had no idea clouds above his head were being filled with a silver compound in order to cause rainfall.
Landslides triggered Typhoon Doksuri in northern China in 2023
Eosby Dave Petley·1d ago
A new paper (Xie et al. 2026) provides a detailed analysis of the landslides triggered by Typhoon Doksuri in northern China in 2023.
New VB-GRAMG framework: Dedicated category for disaster preparedness, extreme weather events
Down To Earthby Himanshu Nitnaware·1d ago
The central government on October 6, 2026 released a list of 375 permissible rural works under the Viksit Bharat — Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin) [VB–G RAM G] Act, 2025, with...
South Africa's pensioners are in for a big shock that could take months to fix
The South Africanby Mary Alson·1d ago
South Africa’s pensioners are in for a big shock that could take months to fix The global West is entering winter; South African pensioners could face their own symbolic winter.
How Deficient Rainfall Is Affecting Ragi Farmers In Karnataka’s Mandya
The News Minuteby Shivam Bhardwaj·1d ago
Shiva Shekhar, a 40-year-old farmer from Padavalapatna village in Mandya district's Nagamangala taluk, could not sow ragi this kharif.
Climate damage cost up to 4 times higher as 1.5°C overshoot risks grow: Report
Down To Earthby Puja Das·1d ago
Economic damages from carbon emissions could be up to four times higher than previously estimated, while global sea level rise is already locked in for centuries, according to a new report.
Energy giant warns of threat to North Sea if Rosebank is blocked
Mail Onlineby Hugo Duncan·1d ago
A leading European energy company has threatened to scrap investment in the UK if two major projects in the North Sea are blocked.
‘He loved that little bat’: Richard Morecroft’s passion for wildlife rescue praised in tributes
Wildlife | The Guardianby Nick Visser·1d ago
“There’s a small, furry animal, wrapped up in a handkerchief, keeping warm inside my shirt.” So begins a 1989 documentary featuring the late ABC broadcaster Richard Morecroft, one of Australia’s...
WHY South Africa should take a leaf out of Indonesia’s book
The South Africanby Ray Leathern·1d ago
WHY South Africa should take a leaf out of Indonesia’s book Indonesia, like South Africa, once faced widespread unemployment, poverty and a heavy social welfare bill.
Smaller Than a Playground, These Tiny Forests Hold Water, Feed Streams & Give 200+ Butterfly Species a Home
The Better Indiaby Sriroopa Dutta·1d ago
Walk through some forest patches in the southern Western Ghats and you may notice that the ground suddenly looks different. The soil under your feet stays wet. Small streams cut through the forest.
Fierce lobbying in EU over 'forever chemicals'
Phys.orgby Adrien De Calan·1d ago
Fierce lobbying in EU over 'forever chemicals' The European Union is under pressure to ban "forever chemicals," but a battle is heating up in Brussels over the toxic substances known as PFAS, with...
Large bush fire burns through 1400 hectares in high country above Lake Whakatipu
RNZ Nationalby RNZ; Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa·1d ago
Large bush fire burns through 1400 hectares in high country above Lake Whakatipu Firefighters will work until dusk this evening as they continue to tackle a large bush blaze burning in the high...
9 coastal panchayats in Keralam equipped for UNSECO assessment as ‘tsunami-ready’
The Hinduby G Krishnakumar·1d ago
The Keralam government has informed the National Tsunami Ready Board (NTRB) that nine coastal panchayats in the State are ready for evaluation for recognition as ‘Tsunami Ready’ by the...
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