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Times of India : environment
19  avril     15h20
UN body moves to bring arts & entertainment sectors on common platform for reducing carbon emissions
   The UN body on climate change in New Delhi announced the launch of the global Art Charter for Climate Action ACCA to unite arts and entertainment sectors for impactful climate action, aiming to decrease carbon footprints in alignment with the Paris Agreement’s goals.
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Heavy rainfall expected across Pakistan till April 29
   National Disaster Management Authority NDMA on Thursday directed the Provincial Disaster Management Authorities PDMAs , District Disaster Management Authorities DDMAs , and other relevant departments to be prepared for continued heavy rainfall and thunderstorms till April across the country.
18  avril     16h15
Experts blame climate change for Dubai floods, say extreme rains not linked to cloud seeding
   Indian experts dismiss cloud seeding as the cause of Dubai’s flooding, attributing it to climate change. The heavy rainfall in Dubai is linked to a synoptic system and global warming, leading to extreme weather events in the region.
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Indonesian volcano eruption forces evacuations, airport closure
   The nearest Indonesian international airport to a volcano that erupted five times in recent days has been ordered closed for hours due to volcanic ash, the transport ministry said Thursday. Sam Ratulangi International Airport in the city of Manado, located more than kilometres miles ...
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El Nino not climate change driving southern Africa drought: Study
   A drought that pushed millions of people into hunger across southern Africa has been driven mostly by the El Nino weather pattern not climate change, scientists said on Thursday. Earlier this month, aid agency Oxfam said more than million people faced hunger and malnutrition across southern...
17  avril     16h31
Study reveals: Climate change to cost global economy trillions, urgent action needed
   Nature study predicts trillion annual losses by from climate change. Global income to drop by despite CO cuts. Urgent emission reductions needed to avert further economic losses.
    15h05
Climate change damage could cost 38 trillion per year by 2050, study finds
  
    10h25
Australia’s Great Barrier Reef hit by record bleaching
   Australia’s spectacular Great Barrier Reef is experiencing the most widespread bleaching on record, with percent of surveyed reefs damaged. For the first time, extreme bleaching which is when more than percent of coral cover has bleached has occurred everywhere on the Great Barrier Reef.
    05h38
Environment, climate change gain prominence in manifestos but experts question follow-through
   BJP and Congress manifestos focus on climate change, lacking specific steps. Experts criticize symbolic promises and contradictory government approaches. Environmental issues need more priority in political discourse amid pressing concerns like air pollution and climate crisis.
    02h32
Biblical-level flooding: Chaos in Dubai; flights hit, families stranded at airport
   The heavy rains that caused the suspensions and diversions are part of broader adverse weather conditions affecting the Gulf Peninsula. In Oman, heavy rainfall has led to tragic consequences with at least fatalities reported in recent days. Dubai itself faced unprecedented flooding, impacting...
    03h05
Pakistan: 4 more die in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, rain-related deaths rise to 25
   The recent casualties occurred in Shangla and Charsadda districts, adding to the devastation caused by continuous heavy rains accompanied by thunderstorms over the past few days.
16  avril     23h30
Dubai airport diverts flights as ’exceptional weather’ hits Gulf
   Dubai’s major international airport diverted scores of incoming flights on Tuesday as heavy rains lashed the United Arab Emirates, causing widespread flooding around the desert country. Earlier the airport, which had been expecting more than flight arrivals on Tuesday evening, took the equally...
    17h01
Charity to empowerment: philanthropy funds pave innovations in climate and health
   Former British PM Tony Blair stresses the importance of creating viable renewable energy projects in developing nations through public private philanthropic partnerships to attract significant private funds, as discussed at the Philanthropy Asia Summit.
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EU to spend 3.5 billion euros to protect ocean, environment chief says
  
    14h26
Model heat action plan calls for medium, long-term measures
  
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World sees ’severe’ coral bleaching event: US agency
   The US NOAA reported a major coral bleaching event caused by warming oceans and climate change, with being the hottest year on record. Coral bleaching is becoming more frequent and severe, impacting coral reefs worldwide. The bleaching has been confirmed in at least countries or territories...
15  avril     09h24
India likely to see ’above normal’ monsoon this year, says IMD
  
    16h19
How AI could revolutionize prediction of deadly dust storms in Asia
   As spring blooms in the Northern Hemisphere, certain parts of Asia are once again facing the yearly challenge of dust storms. Recently, regions like China’s Inner Mongolia found themselves enveloped in a dense yellow haze. On March , , residents of Erenhot, Inner Mongolia, observed their...
14  avril     12h43
IMD issues alert for rainfall, hailstorm in Delhi, NCR, other parts of country
   IMD issued rainfall spell alert with thunderstorms, hail in various regions. Isolated hailstorms predicted in multiple states. Ongoing rainfall spell with moderate thunderstorms, lightning, gusty winds hail over Northwest India likely to continue during next hours and abate thereafter , IMD...
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Right whale is found entangled off New England in a devastating year for the vanishing species
   A North Atlantic right whale was discovered entangled in the rope off New England, adding to the challenges faced by the endangered species. The entangled whale, with rope protruding from its mouth, was located south of Rhode Island’s Block Island. Rescue efforts are hindered by the whale’s...