State of the Climate in Asia 2024
<p>The World Meteorological Organization’s State of the Climate in Asia 2024 report warns that the region is warming nearly twice as fast as the global average, driving more extreme weather and posing
Climate Change
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Disappearing species
in a recently released report, the World Wide Fund for Nature (wwf) says golden toads are disappearing in Costa Rica due to change in natural habitat induced by global warming. The
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Spies on the skies
Unmanned aerial vehicles are the future of military reconnaissance
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Safa tempos
More and more entrepreneurs in Nepal are showing eagerness to invest in battery-powered
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Differing views
uk' s annual Breeding Birds Survey, released recently, says global warming could be good news for some of the country's best-loved birds. There has been a marked rise in their numbers
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Global warming summit runs into rough weather
Officials from 168 countries opened a two-week conference on Monday aimed at cutting emissions of the "greenhouse gases" blamed for global warming, but serious divisions made quick progress on a deal
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Cooperation on global warming urged
The global warming panel of the Research Institute for Economic Policy of Japan announced a 12-point proposal to tackle global warming, urging the government to support research and businesses to
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US election seen as obstacle to climate change pact
Environmentalists preparing for nextweek's global warming meeting in Germany said they fear a final international climate change agreement may be waylaid by next year's U.S. presidential election.
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Global warming conference dogged by differences
Top environmental officials from 150 countries meet in Germany next week to tackle the problem of global warming amid disagreementbetween the United States, Europe and developing
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US promises steps to reduce greenhouse gases
The US has said it is taking significant steps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions which cause global warming and urged developing countries to participate in the process without endangering their
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U.S. says needs cost-effective global warming plans
A U.S. official yesterday said meetingsstarting next week in Germany on an international global warming accord should focus on ensuringcost-effective means to cut harmful greenhouse gas emissions.