Climate Change
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Heavy rain, strong winds forecast as Bay of Bengal system intensifies
Colombo, January 6 (Daily Mirror) – A low-pressure area in the Bay of Bengal, located southeast of Sri Lanka, is…
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Global South 2025: More synergy needed for a green, sustainable tomorrow
In 2025, climate change reached a critical stage, particularly in the Global South, said Erik Solheim, former under secretary-general of…
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South Asian Monsoon in India & Pakistan Emerges as Deadliest Climate Disaster of 2025, Says Report
The Southwest monsoon season in India and Pakistan in 2025, which saw 8% more rainfall than usual, caused the greatest…
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Climate Justice Is A Moral, Ethical and Legal Issue
By M. S. Siddiqui Climate justice is the concept that recognizes climate change as a moral ethical and legal issue,…
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Urban Expansion and Climate Change Threaten Afghanistan’s Cultural Heritage : United Nations
The United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) says that climate change and urban expansion are threatening Afghanistan’s cultural and architectural…
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Climate change supercharged deadly $20 billion Asia floods, finds study
By Joe Wertz and Mary Hui Climate change supercharged devastating floods that killed more than 1,600 people across parts of…
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Cyclone Ditwah to delay Sri Lanka’s fragile recovery, worsen poverty
Colombo : Sri Lanka’s fragile economic recovery will be delayed as Cyclone Ditwah’s devastation of homes, roads and vital crops pushes…
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Climate Extremes and Maternal Well-Being: Lessons from Tamil Nadu, South India
As heatwaves intensify and rainfall patterns shift, the effects of climate change in South Asia are no longer confined to…
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Bangladesh, Bhutan and Nepal unite for climate justice, regional cooperation at COP30
By Shamsuddin Illius Bangladesh, Bhutan, and Nepal at the COP30 climate conference in Belem of Brazil on Tuesday called for…
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When rivers swallow land: Bangladesh’s endless battle with erosion
On an overcast morning, Nurun Nabi loads bamboo poles and tin sheets onto a wooden boat. His home, built just…
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