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A new scientific review offers recommendations on how to measure the environmental impact of coffee – with the hope of also standardizing how this is done in the future.

There is no evidence that climate change made the rain more extreme, but the evidence indicates that El Niño and cloud-seeding were likely contributors.

Extreme rainfall and floods have claimed many lives and caused economic and agricultural losses in East Africa and parts of the Arabian peninsular. Intense heat has gripped large parts of Asia, disrupting daily life and posing a serious health threat.

As the world grapples with the existential threat of climate change, one energy solution transcends partisan politics: a bold reinvestment in nuclear power.

Scientists have played down the role of climate change in the Southern African drought, raising questions over what defines a climate victim

“The exception proves that the rule is wrong. That is the principle of science.”

Indo-Pakistan Climate Collective launches its first-ever annual report in Islamabad

Climate change and overfishing have destroyed nearshore fisheries. But crossing other maritime boundaries comes with physical harm, seizure and detention.

A tree-planting boom is required to get the world to net-zero, and the billionaire is betting mushrooms and fungi will be a crucial enabler