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Central banks need to incorporate climate-related risks: RBI dy guv
The deputy governor further said over the years, Reserve Bank has been taking various policy measures to promote and support green finance initiatives
 "Central banks need to incorporate climate-related risks: RBI dy guv")
July heat waves 'virtually impossible' without climate change: Scientists
The return of the El Nino cycle, which warms the equatorial Pacific Ocean, plays a role in the recent heat. But the report is evidence that it can't be attributed to El Nino alone
 "July heat waves 'virtually impossible' without climate change: Scientists")
India's food security under threat as climate change disrupts weather
India last week suspended exports of non-basmati varieties of rice after heavy monsoon rainfall damaged newly planted crops due to be harvested in winter
 "India's food security under threat as climate change disrupts weather")
US Special Envoy on climate change Kerry to travel to New Delhi, Chennai
In New Delhi, Kerry will meet senior government officials
 "US Special Envoy on climate change Kerry to travel to New Delhi, Chennai")
Environmental conservation key concern for 21st century: President Murmu
Threats of environmental degradation, depletion in forest cover, global warming and climate change are at the centre stage in the global discourse, President Droupadi Murmu said on Monday
 "Environmental conservation key concern for 21st century: President Murmu")
Scientists say record heat numbers paint the story of a warming world
With a summer of extreme weather records dominating the news, meteorologists and scientists say records like these give a glimpse of the big picture: a warming planet caused by climate change
 "Scientists say record heat numbers paint the story of a warming world")
Greenland's ice has completely melted before, raising sea levels: Study
The scientists used advanced luminescence technology and rare isotope analysis for analysing the ice core
 "Greenland's ice has completely melted before, raising sea levels: Study")
Delhi may suffer losses of Rs 2.75 trn by 2050 due to climate change
It estimates the losses from the agriculture and allied sectors at Rs 80 billion, manufacturing at Rs 330 billion and services at Rs 2.34 trillion
 "Delhi may suffer losses of Rs 2.75 trn by 2050 due to climate change")
Our civilisation was built for a climate that's vanishing quickly
You can learn a lot about the climates we live in by the buildings we construct
 "Our civilisation was built for a climate that's vanishing quickly")
Cities, climate change and urban flooding
Addressing the mounting dangers that cities face today also requires citizen-led action plans to assist the mitigation efforts at the municipal and govt level
 "Cities, climate change and urban flooding")
Tokyo's heat smashes 150-year trend as extreme weather bakes globe
The hottest place in country was Kiryu, a city about two hours north of Tokyo, where the maximum temperature hit 39.7C over the weekend. Japan's all-time record is 41.1C
 "Tokyo's heat smashes 150-year trend as extreme weather bakes globe")
Reimagining climate finance
To effectively facilitate a transition to climate-friendly development, global transfers must be tailored to each nation's specific needs
 "Reimagining climate finance")
Global temperatures near record highs as US, China meet on climate change
Wildfires in Europe raged ahead of a second heat wave in two weeks that was set to send temperatures as high as 48C
 "Global temperatures near record highs as US, China meet on climate change")
India, UAE ask developed nations to fulfill climate finance commitment
The Prime Minister thanked Sheikh Mohamed for the invitation to attend the COP-28
A water crisis in slow motion
India's struggle with flood management, climate change, and its misaligned priorities pose a serious threat to clean water supply in cities
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Last month was the hottest June ever recorded on Earth: NASA, NOAA
The El Nino climate pattern is one reason temperatures are so hot right now, NOAA said
 "Last month was the hottest June ever recorded on Earth: NASA, NOAA")
World must attack all emissions, everywhere, says COP28 President
Scientists say achieving this target requires halving global emissions by 2030 and current efforts are far off track
 "World must attack all emissions, everywhere, says COP28 President")
Climate change has shifted colour of over half of world's oceans: Study
Ocean colour, a literal reflection of the life and materials in its waters, in regions near the equator was found to have steadily turned greener over time
 "Climate change has shifted colour of over half of world's oceans: Study")
Ground beneath us is heating up, civil infra not designed for it: Study
Air temperatures in underground structures can be up to 25 degrees higher compared to the undisturbed ground temperature, they said
 "Ground beneath us is heating up, civil infra not designed for it: Study")
IFSCA, Climate Policy Initiative sign pact on sustainable finance
Offshore financial transaction regulator IFSCA said it has signed an agreement with Climate Policy Initiative for cooperation to increase mobilisation of global sustainable capital flows into India
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