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Google’s $15bn AI Datacentre in Andhra Pradesh Takes Land From 520 Village Families

Trump’s EPA Scraps Limits on Coal and Gas Power Plants, Calls the Health Harm ‘Too Uncertain’

Coal Lit Up India’s Homes and Poisoned Its Cities: Deaths From Power-Plant Pollution Up 1,800%

Nepal’s PM to the UN: “We Did Not Create This Crisis, Yet We Are Paying a Colossal Price”

Heat Could Kill 15,800 More Indians in Six Months. The Warning Has Come Early.

Trump Calls Data Centres the New Oil. Who Pays the Power and Water Bill?

Climate Justice and Anti-Imperialism

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Sikkim Tunnel Disaster: Death Toll Rises to 22 as Search Continues for Missing Workers

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India has witnessed another serious accident during the construction of the Teesta Stage-VI hydroelectric project in Sikkim’s Namchi district...

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A new survey by the International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED) has put a number on what informal workers across India have long...

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Europe’s Heatwave Recedes, but Climate Disasters Continue

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Europe’s latest heatwave may be easing, but its deadly consequences continue. Wildfires, drought, water shortages and violent storms are affecting...

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Britain’s Climate Extremes Are Becoming the New Normal

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Britain’s weather is undergoing a historic transformation. The Met Office says 2025 was the country’s warmest year since records began in 1884. The...

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Rich Governments Cut Climate Aid and Leave the Poor to Face a Hotter Planet

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Asia-Pacific Faces $800 Billion Climate Finance Gap

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A new UN report has warned that developing economies in the Asia-Pacific region face an annual climate finance gap of nearly USD 800 billion. This is...

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Heatwaves, Denial and the Politics of Cooling

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A fierce Paris–Washington exchange has exposed a deeper truth about the climate crisis. As France suffered extreme heat, with temperatures around...

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El Niño Threatens India’s Monsoon, Farmers and Water Security

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India is staring at the danger of one of its driest monsoon seasons in more than a decade as a strong El Niño threatens to weaken rainfall. According...

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Heatwaves Are Closing Schools and Pushing Women Out of Work

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India’s intensifying heatwaves are no longer only a weather problem. They are disrupting education, breaking work routines, and deepening gender...

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