Bangladesh and Chad Recognized as the Most Polluted Countries in 2024
In 2024, Bangladesh and Chad have been ranked as the world's most polluted countries, with air quality levels significantly exceeding...
Climate change
Research on Climate Change Reveals Effects on Migration and Social Dynamics in Ghana
Research funded by the European Union emphasizes the significant impact of climate change on social transformation and migration patterns in...
Examining Climate Change: An Unequal Future for Global Water Resources
The study published in *Nature* reveals the unequal distribution of water resources exacerbated by climate change. It predicts intensified water...
Bangladesh and Chad Rank as World’s Most Polluted Countries in 2024
In 2024, Bangladesh and Chad were reported as the most polluted countries worldwide, surpassing WHO air quality standards by over...
Severe Air Pollution Persists Globally as U.S. Monitoring Program Ends
In 2024, only seven countries met WHO air quality standards, with Chad and Bangladesh being the most polluted. The end...
Report Indicates Majority of Global Population Breathes Polluted Air
A report reveals that 83% of cities globally fail to meet air quality guidelines, with countries like India and Bangladesh...
New Study Reveals Widespread Air Pollution Crisis in Asia
A recent IQAir study indicates that all but one of the top 20 most polluted cities are in Asia, mainly...
Adani’s Legal Troubles Unveil Vulnerabilities in India’s Solar Sector
Gautam Adani's U.S. corruption case reveals vulnerabilities in India's solar sector, hampering clean energy transition efforts. Allegations include a $265...
Tragic Landslide in Colombia Leaves Four Dead and Hundreds Homeless
A landslide in southern Colombia's Narino department has resulted in four fatalities and left around 100 families homeless. The community...
Significant Historical Events on March 11: A Day of Tragedy and Change
March 11 has been a momentous date in history, highlighted by three significant events: the Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011,...
