Rain havoc in Kerala & Uttarakhand: Flash floods are Nature's mild warning for our greed and arrogance, writes Anil Singh
Rain havoc in Kerala & Uttarakhand: Flash floods are Nature’s mild warning for our greed and arrogance, writes Anil Singh
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Rain havoc in Kerala & Uttarakhand: Flash floods are Nature’s mild warning for our greed and arrogance, writes Anil Singh
Hang on a second, all of these are happening with 1.2 celsius increase in temperature overall, and so why on earth are you talking about that? why are you talking about phasing out emissions by 2050 when already emissions in the atmosphere are causing, in his view, are causing extremely dangerous consequences like the american heat dome. so there is, as i say, a huge mismatch between what politicians think they are able to achieve and what scientists say needs to be done. there are plenty of other examples of weather disrupting our daily lives. next we're going to look at india — which has b...
Daily Times July 25, 2021 Rescuers in India waded through knee-deep mud and debris Saturday in a grim search for survivors as the death toll from heavy monsoon rains climbed to 115, with nearly 100,000 others evacuated. Torrential downpours have lashed India’s western coast in recent days, leaving dozens missing near the financial capital Mumbai and causing the worst floods in decades in the resort state of Goa. A landslide in the hillside village of Taliye, south of Mumbai, left just two concrete structures standing, flattening dozens of homes in a matter of minutes, witnesses told AFP. â€...
Red alerts issued SAMAA | AFP Posted: Jul 25, 2021 | Last Updated: 17 hours ago Photo: AFP Listen to the story The death toll from monsoon-triggered landslides and building collapses jumped to 127 Sunday, Indian authorities said, with more than 135,000 people evacuated and dozens still missing. Torrential downpours have lashed India's western coast in recent days, sparking landslides near the financial capital Mumbai and causing the worst floods in decades in the resort state of Goa. Rescue efforts have been slowed by landslides in the neighbouring district of Raigad that have block...
Vibha SharmaTribune News ServiceNew Delhi, June 4 On eve of World Environment Day, experts say the impact of climate change has started showing on the Southwest Monsoon on which tw