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Source: DW- environment Parts of rural northern India are currently exploding in color. Not just from the coming of spring, but from seasonal festivals characterized by folk music, dancing, farmers in traditional dress, and dishes like sweet saffron rice. Wi…

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Dutch climate minister says rising energy prices show why Europe must cut reliance on fossil fuels.

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“The worrying factor is that the minimum temperature has gone up, and the duration of heat has extended,” said Viswanath Srikantaiah, founder of Rainwater Club. He attributes this trend partly to the urban heat island effect.

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City climate policy is one of the most powerful levers that can address environmental, health and equity challenges simultaneously. Yet large gaps exist in research and evaluation of city Climate Action Plans (CAPs) to guide and improve their impact, especial…
India's power consumption saw a 4.04 percent rise in April. Unseasonal rains initially subdued demand. However, rising temperatures later in the month pushed power demand higher. Peak power demand reached a record 256.11 GW. Experts predict further increases …
India faces a significant rise in extreme weather. Projections show 15 to 40 more hot days each year for the next two decades. Unusually warm nights will also increase, impacting health and productivity. Heavy rainfall events are set to rise too. Central and …