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Freedom of Mobility Forum Gathers Experts with Divergent Views to Debate Future of Mobility Scheduled for April 3, 2024, the second annual live debate encourages discussion on how the planet will...

COP28 offered progress, albeit slow; but time is a luxury that nations like Bangladesh cannot afford.

The 5th session of the 12th Manipur Legislative Assembly will commence on Wednesday

The financing will be used to cover Moomba project costs incurred to date and will be tapped as the project progresses to the first injection, targeted for...

During the massive heat waves & wildfires in Australia before covid, healthcare workers there were struggling to take care of patients - and themselves. Enter the music.

With nowhere to seek refuge from the scorching heat, individuals endure sleepless nights and health risks, highlighting the urgent need for action

An article in The Australian has proven once again how out of touch the Murdoch press is with the real threat of climate change.

From THE DAILY SCEPTIC BY CHRIS MORRISON Writing in the Daily Telegraph last July, Suzanne Moore reported that the “world is on fire – and we can’t ignore it any longer”. She was noting the usual outbreaks of summer wildfires in southern Europe and suggested a retreat by cautious holiday makers in Rhodes away from one conflagration was “what climate…

The Congress unit demanded that the party must "reconsider its decision".

Our societies cannot adapt to an average temperature rise of 4ºC. Yet adaptation is now being touted as a (magical) way of maintaining the political and economic status quo.