Opinion
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Germany needs to reduce its carbon footprint despite strong progress: Let us understand
Germany has made a lot of progress in reducing its carbon footprint in recent years. The country’s electricity generation last…
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Should one link California fires to climate change? Let’s understand
Strong blazes continue to rage in different parts of California, destroying thousands of homes and buildings and killing at least…
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California fires going to exacerbate insurance crisis in the state?
California fires are making global headlines. Scores of celebrities are speaking about losing their homes in the strong blazes, including…
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How Can Smarter Incentives Help India to Adapt Climate Change?
India is facing incredible challenges in adaptation to climate change from rising temperatures and devastating floods to severe water shortages.…
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Can Climate Change Cause More Earthquakes?
Dozens of major earthquakes occur each year killing thousands at times. Destructive earthquakes in 2004 and 2010 killed over 227,000…
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Florida Residents Fight New Trash Incinerator Over Health and Justice Concerns
In September, Florida residents crowded a government meeting to oppose plans for a massive trash incinerator in Miami-Dade County. Protesters…
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Why Nations are not happy Over $300 Billion Climate Fund for Developing Nations?
At the last COP29 climate summit, member nations committed to using the New Collective Quantified Goal on Climate Finance (NCQG)…
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How 2024 Became the Year of Floods?
Very frequently in 2024, it felt like there was flooding going on somewhere around the world. The floods took many…
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Biden Administration Empowers Local Leaders to Sustain Climate Action
The Biden administration set bold new objectives to reduce US greenhouse gas emissions under the Paris climate deal, asking states…
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World Cup 2026: Footballers Face ‘Extreme Heat Stress’ Amid Climate Concerns
According to a study, players may be at extremely high risk of experiencing severe heat stress at two-thirds of the…
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