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Arctic Shipping Routes Opening as Sea Ice Retreats
With the melting of ice across the Arctic region lies Arctic shipping routes, the shipping industry is coming into play.…
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Alpine Glaciers Are Melting Faster Than Forecast
In 2026, just like Alpine glaciers melting, Swiss glaciers lost 5.5 percent of their ice volume – the second highest…
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Cotton Farming Under Climate Stress in India
According to the data India holds the prominent title of the second-biggest cotton producer in the world being responsible for…
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Arsenic in Groundwater Across the Gangetic Plain
The Ganga–Brahmaputra floodplain contains naturally occurring arsenic in groundwater which makes drinking water unsafe for consumption. Around 100 million people…
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Climate Lawsuits: How Courts Are Holding Governments Accountable
The courts have proven to be an essential venue for climate lawsuits (fighting climate change). So far, lawsuits have been…
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Carbon Border Taxes: Will They Reshape Global Trade?
Carbon border taxes, As of January 1st, 2026, the European Union has implemented a carbon fee (known as CBAM )…
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Krill Fishing and the Future of Antarctic Wildlife
Krill may be minute amounts, but also serve as a vital food source for certain animals like the Emperor Penguins,…
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India’s Sinking River Deltas: The Hidden Cost of Groundwater Extraction
A Nature research released in January 2026 examined satellite data from the years 2014 to 2023 for 40 deltas and…
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Australia’s Offshore Wind: Clean Energy vs Marine Wildlife
The wind zone built in Australia is located in Bass Strait, Gippsland, and takes up an area of 15,000 sq…
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Greenland Ice Sheet: How Fast Is the Ice Disappearing?
The ice sheet of Greenland is said to have lost an estimated amount of 139 billion tonnes of ice in…
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