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By 2060, nearly 1.4 bn will be at risk of becoming environmental migrants

Nearly 40% of Sundarban--the world's largest mangrove forest, three times as large as Goa--is in India, the rest is in neighbouring Bangladesh

India's farm crisis will worsen with Earth on course to get 3 deg C warmer

f all countries managed to achieve all their climate commitments, the earth will still get 3 degrees C warmer by 2100

Katowice climate meet hasn't done much for the world's poor and vulnerable

International negotiators and India's business and political leaders need to come up with measures that can help the poor and the vulnerable now

Switching to flexible working culture may help reduce pollution. Here's how

The amount of carbon dioxide saved by this reduction is equivalent to the amount of carbon sequestered by 5.5 billion trees over ten years

Real globalists deny it, but climate change is the actual 'New World Order'

Climate change is the direct result of human action - and some humans are so much more responsible than others

Why Paris deal rulebook is not enough to make nations up their climate game

The Katowice text simply reiterates the existing request in the Paris Agreement for countries to communicate and update their contributions by 2020

Should climate be engineered? A social scientist, natural scientist discuss

The spectre of climate engineering hung heavily over the recent United Nations climate conference in Katowice, COP24

Why COP24 means hope for climate action despite leaders turning a blind eye

Donald Trump, and Brazil's president-elect, Jair Bolsonaro, are both doubtful about climate science and have both suggested they would eventually like to withdraw from the Paris Agreement

Katowice: Climate negotiators reach deal to keep Paris pact alive

Delegates from nearly 200 states finalised a common rule book designed to deliver the Paris goals of limiting global temperature rises to well below two degrees Celsius

India says Katowice climate talks positive, green group disagrees

Negotiators from around 200 countries in Katowice on Sunday finalised a set of rules that will make the 2015 Paris agreement to curb global warming operational in 2020.

Katowice: Nations inch towards climate deal to realise Paris climate goals

This means all countries, rich and poor alike, must agree to action that will cap global temperature rises to "well below" two degrees Celsius

Climate Conference faces a crisis as differentiation is diluted in rulebook

US does want equity and Loss and Damage mentioned in the Paris Agreement rulebook

I won't justify Trump's climate change policy for a second: Todd Stern

US diplomats are working in Katowice to implement the Paris Agreement, says Todd Stern, who was one of the architects of the Paris Agreement as America's special envoy on climate change when Barack Ob

We must act on climate change regardless of what Trump thinks: John Kerry

If we fail, it won't be just the president's fault

The influence international NGOs wield in Katowice climate change talks

The possibility of a conflict of interest rings larger when think-tanks from developed countries, and which draw funds from developed countries, help small developing country groups

Indian Ocean may play big role in driving climate change in future: Study

The study shows that the mechanisms driving the climate changes of the LGM may be unique to the Indian Ocean

How cheap oil is pushing global efforts on climate change far off course

Until and unless electric vehicles become dominant, it will prove extremely hard to wean the world off of oil

Won't compromise on basic principles of Paris climate deal, says India

We all agree that the Paris Agreement is non-negotiable, said India

Katowice meltdown: Switzerland calls India, Africa Group proposals 'crappy'

Switzerland apologises as tempers frayed between countries gathered in Katowice for talks on tackling climate.

Katowice: Nations share green transition plans in line with Paris accord

The Talanoa Dialogue which was launched at the last COP in Bonn is meant to serve as an initial stocktaking exercise to inspire progress among countries