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Eight Years, Same Flood: Kerala’s Development Model Refuses to Learn

Kerala’s rivers are not drying. They are being used as drains.

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

Headline: Extreme Heat Is Costing India’s Poorest Workers 2% of GDP — And the New Labour Code Doesn’t Even Mention It

Europe’s Heatwave Recedes, but Climate Disasters Continue

Britain’s Climate Extremes Are Becoming the New Normal

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

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Children set for more climate disasters than their grandparents, research shows – Damian Carrington

September 27, 2021

People born today will suffer many times more extreme heatwaves and other climate disasters over their lifetimes than their grandparents, research...

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WHO Tightens Air Quality Guidelines For First Time Since 2005 – Stephanie Nebehay and Andrea Januta

September 23, 2021

Geneva: The World Health Organisation (WHO) tightened its air quality guidelines on Wednesday, September 22, for the first time since 2005, hoping to...

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Climate crisis: history will judge failure to act, Johnson says at UN – Heather Stewart and Fiona Harvey

September 22, 2021

Boris Johnson has warned the world’s rich countries that “history will judge”, if they fail to act now to tackle the climate crisis, as US climate...

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Warming in the Himalayas is pushing the Indian Subcontinent towards water insecurity – Nikhil Ghanekar, IndiaSpend.com

September 22, 2021

Nearly a billion people who depend on the Indus, Ganga and Brahmaputra river basins for life and livelihood are threatened by the impact of global...

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Climate crisis leaving ‘millions at risk of trafficking and slavery’ – Sarah Johnson

September 20, 2021

Millions of people forced to leave their homes because of severe drought and powerful cyclones are at risk of modern slavery and human trafficking...

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UN faces $100 trln shortfall in fight against climate change, inequality – report – Simon Jessop

September 18, 2021

LONDON, Sept 17 (Reuters) – Global goals tackling poverty, inequality, injustice and climate change face a $100 trillion funding shortfall and...

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Nuclear power: Why molten salt reactors are problematic and Canada investing in them is a waste – The Conversation

September 18, 2021

One of the beneficiaries of the run-up to a potential federal election has been the nuclear energy industry, specifically companies that are touting...

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Full Text: RIL chairman Mukesh Ambani’s speech at International Climate Summit 2021 -CNBC TV18

September 18, 2021

Reliance Industries (RIL) will create or enable at least 100 GW out of 450 GW renewable target of India by 2030, said Chairman Mukesh Ambani on...

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India to increase nuclear power capacity three times to cut carbon footprint – Vishwa Mohan

September 18, 2021

NEW DELHI: With India is exploring multiple options to lower its carbon footprints, the government on Tuesday said the country would produce three...

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Climate Emergency May Displace 216 Million Within Countries by 2050: World Bank – Jessica Corbett

September 16, 2021

Underscoring the necessity of immediate and sweeping action to take on the climate emergency, a World Bank report revealed Monday that 216 million...

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