2024: A Record-Breaking Year of Climate Extremes and Urgent Action Needed
2024 has been confirmed as the hottest year on record, driven by greenhouse gas emissions and leading to severe weather...
Climate change
Climate Change in 2024: A Disturbing New High in Global Temperatures
In 2024, global temperatures reached 1.6 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels, marking it the hottest year since recordkeeping began in...
The Role of India’s Businesses in Combating Climate Change
India’s business community plays a crucial role in addressing climate change, as highlighted by the Alliance of CEO Climate Leaders...
2024 Marks Record-Breaking Global Temperatures, Urges Immediate Climate Action
In 2024, global temperatures reached unprecedented highs, exceeding critical limits for the first time according to climate monitoring agencies. The...
Greenland’s Strategic Importance in a Warming World
Greenland, the largest island on earth, is experiencing severe impacts from climate change, warming at four times the global rate....
Climate Change Report: A Record-Breaking 2024
In 2024, NOAA reported the highest global temperatures on record, with average surface temperatures 2.32°F above the 20th-century norm. Ocean...
The Urgent Need to Balance Political Discourse with Climate Change Conversations in Ghana
The article discusses the disproportionate emphasis on political discourse in Ghana, overshadowing critical discussions on climate change and its health...
Dr. Mariam Binladen: A Trailblazing Swimmer and Advocate for Empowerment
Dr. Mariam Binladen, a prominent Saudi swimmer, recently completed the 30 km Khalid bin Hamad Swimming Challenge from Alkhobar, Saudi...
Record Heat in 2024 Signals Urgent Need for Climate Action
The year 2024 witnessed unprecedented heat, with global temperatures soaring 1.6 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels. Every continent, except Australia...
Global Warming: 2024 Expected to Be the Hottest Year on Record
Data from the Copernicus Climate Service forecasts 2024 as the hottest year on record, exceeding 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels. The...
