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Learn about climate impacts in South-West Pacific, from rising sea levels to extreme weather events. Explore the WMO report's insights on climate indicators

In a new report, the World Meteorological Organisation said there was a 66 per cent chance that global temperatures would breach the crucial 1.5 degrees Celsius-mark in the next five years. El Nino and human activities are the likely reasons for pushing the mercury levels into ‘uncharted territory’

Several parts of Europe had recorded their highest-ever temperatures last year. The United Kingdom, for example, experienced 40-plus degree Celsius for the first time ever, while Ireland had its highest temperature since 1887.

In todays DNA, Zee News Rohit Ranjan will discuss the WMO report on the expected rise in sea levels in the future due to global warming.

Delhi heatwave: Cities that host billions of people and are responsible for up to 70 per cent of human-caused emissions will face increasing socio-economic impacts.

It will be accumulating snowfall. we can handle that. the purple in eastern new york and parts of central and western massachusetts, northwestern connecticut, all under an ice storm warning, for the potential, half an inch, three-quarters of an inch of ice. thats the kind of weight that you will bring down power lines all over the place. and any untreated surfaces will be a mess and impossible to travel through, as we head through the next several hours and the remainder of today. further north,...

Dun & Bradstreets whitepaper is based on a survey covering responses from more than 250 leading organisations across major cities in India. The cities included