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COP28: Is The World On Track In Curbing Climate Change?

January 12, 2024

Is the world on track to achieving the goal of limiting global temperature rise to 1.5°C of pre-industrial era temperature that was set by the 2015 Paris Agreement? That was the question that COP28 (Conference of the Parties of the UNFCCC), held

Food For Thought: Can Conservation Agriculture Mitigate Climate Change Impact?

Kalyan Chatterjee

August 18, 2023

Commentary

Food security no longer remains simply a matter of increasing productivity and growing more grains. High-yielding varieties, extensive use of fertilisers and more irrigation worked like magic for the past few decades to pull India out of its dependence on imports to

IPCC report warns of rise in population of insects due to effects of global warming

TC Web Desk

April 6, 2023

Conservation & Sustainability·Latest News·News

In a report by the Intergovernmental Panel for Climate Change (IPCC) indicated that the population of insects is expected to increase around the world due global warming in temperature. Temperature regulates insects’ physiology and metabolism. An increase in temperature increases physiological activity

Thomas Cook India, SOTC Partner With LTIMindtree To Monitor Global Travel Emission

TC Web Desk

March 21, 2023

Climate Change Impacts ‘Heading Into Uncharted Territory’, Warns U.N. Report

Girja Shankar Kaura

September 14, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

A new multi-institutional report from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) highlights the great distance between aspirations and climate reality and warns that, if “much more ambitious” measures are not adopted, the “physical and socioeconomic” consequences of climate change “will be increasingly more devastating.”

Earth Spiralling Towards Multiple ‘Irreversible’ Climate Tipping Points: Study

TC Web Desk

September 10, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

A new study warns that the current rate of warming of the Earth from greenhouse gas emissions could push the planet past several “irreversible” climate tipping points by 2030. The study, published Friday in the journal Science, calls for limiting extreme warming

99% Of Florida’s Turtles Born Female Due To Global Warming, Finds Study

TC Web Desk

August 3, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

When sea turtles lay their eggs, the temperature of the sand determines whether the egg develops into a male or female turtle. But the planet is warming, and that means more turtles are being born as females in nesting places like Florida.

Waste In Space

Kalyan Chatterjee

August 2, 2022

Commentary

Tall promises have been made in recent months by top leaders about reversing global warming within the next half-century. Any roadmap to reach this goal must have two crucial components: monitoring and action, in that order. Ever since the watershed 1992 Rio

Climate Change Leading to Increase of Parasitic, Tree-Strangling Vines, Warn Experts

Tannuka Juneja

June 22, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

Scientists have discovered that due to the climate crisis, lianas — parasitic vines which are common in tropical areas and rainforests around the world are growing more than ever. These vines are an important part of many rainforest ecosystems, but they can

Powering Up From The Grassroots

Kalyan Chatterjee

June 3, 2022

Case Study

Much before the urgency of transitioning to renewable energy dawned upon us to combat global warming and climate change, the idea of harnessing the sun to generate electricity had taken root in a small village called Tilonia, about 50 km northeast of

COP28: Is The World On Track In Curbing Climate Change?

Food For Thought: Can Conservation Agriculture Mitigate Climate Change Impact?

IPCC report warns of rise in population of insects due to effects of global warming

Thomas Cook India, SOTC Partner With LTIMindtree To Monitor Global Travel Emission

Climate Change Impacts ‘Heading Into Uncharted Territory’, Warns U.N. Report

Earth Spiralling Towards Multiple ‘Irreversible’ Climate Tipping Points: Study

99% Of Florida’s Turtles Born Female Due To Global Warming, Finds Study

Waste In Space

Climate Change Leading to Increase of Parasitic, Tree-Strangling Vines, Warn Experts

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