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The last remaining Northern Greenland ice shelves bracing the regions vast ice sheet have lost a third of their volume in the last four decades, researchers said on Tuesday, warning of the risk of dramatic sea level rise.

NIT Rourkela : The 44th Annual conference of the Indian Association for Study of Population (IASP) on “1.4 Billion Aspirations, One Sustainable Future: Unfolding India’s Path to Development” jointly organized by the Department of Humanities and Socia

Challenges intensified by growing cost of reconstruction

Moving conversations away from the term 'secondary perils'

As the planet warms, causing the nature of risk to evolve more quickly, Eric Sugier says the industry needs to be proactive in evolving coverage for a new reality.

Businesses have to take lead for delivering energy at a reasonable cost under a planned strategy and implementation...

A recent doctoral study conducted by Jukka Sivonen at the University of Turku has shed light on distinct attitudes towards carbon taxation in Nordic countries compared to the rest of Europe. Sivonens research revealed that residents in Nordic countries show significantly higher support for carbon taxation, a trend attributed to the strong trust in political institutions prevalent in these nations.

A slowdown in the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation would have disastrous effects

Must reads from the real estate investment world at the end of the week.

Varadkar says car industry can’t have uncertain targets and moving goalposts.