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A government study has found that northwestern, central, and south-central India are expected to become hotspots for heatwaves in the future. The study predicts a significant increase in the frequency of heatwaves in these regions, with the south-central region experiencing the largest increase. The study, conducted by the Mahamana Centre of Excellence in Climate Change Research, analyzed future changes in heatwave characteristics for the mid-term and long-term future. These findings highlight t...

Environment News: A government study has found that northwestern, central, and south-central India are likely to experience a four-to-seven-fold increase in heatwave fr

India's demand for electricity for running household air conditioners is estimated to expand nine-fold by 2050

Recently there has been widespread discussion that perhaps the Earths climate is not quite as sensitive to increasing atmospheric CO2 as climate scientists previously believed, which would be good news, because it would give us more time to reduce human greenhouse gas emissions before the worst climate change impacts are triggered.  The case for a most likely equilibrium climate sensitivity of around 2.5°C average surface warming in response to a doubling of CO2, as opposed to 3°C, ...

CLINTEL has issued a review of the IPCC AR6 reports and an open letter to Dr. Hoesung Lee, Chair of the IPCC, on the misrepresentations in the report, says Friends of Science Society. Banks, the finance sector and

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A review of 37 heat action plans in India shows most of them do not explicitly carry out vulnerability assessments, leaving the authorities

Heat action plans are the primary policy response to economically damaging and life threatening heat waves

Studies show that India, which saw its hottest February in 2023 since record-keeping began in 1901, is one of the most exposed and vulnerable countries to heat.