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  • World’s first hydrogen-powered 18 wheel All-Terrain vehicle

    The Finland-based startup, 18 Wheels developing the world's first eco-friendly all-terrain vehicle (ATV). The ATV is powered by a hydrogen fuel cell, which produces no emissions and is very quiet. It also has a range of over 200 miles and can be refueled in minutes.

  • Jim Skea Elected as Chair of IPCC During Pivotal Climate Decade

    Professor Jim Skea, a British expert in sustainable energy from Imperial College London, has been chosen as the new chair of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). His appointment comes at a critical juncture in human history when urgent action is required to address the escalating climate crisis. Skea, who co-chaired the IPCC's recent report on climate solutions, expressed humility at being elected during a meeting in Nairobi, Kenya, succeeding South Korean economist Hoesung Lee, who served as chair for nearly eight years.

  • Extreme Weather Ravages Italy, Claiming Seven Lives: Wildfires in the South and Storms in the North

    Italy is facing the devastating impact of extreme weather, with wildfires sweeping through the southern region of Sicily and violent storms lashing the northern regions. The wildfires in Sicily have caused the temporary closure of Palermo airport due to scorching temperatures reaching 47°C. Tragically, seven people have lost their lives in the past 24 hours as a result of these natural disasters.

  • Asia to face more devastating calamities due to climate change: WMO

    The latest State of the Climate report by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) highlights the increasing threat of climate change in Asia, with rising temperatures, melting ice and glaciers, and rising sea levels leading to socio-economic disruptions in the region. The mean temperature over Asia in 2022 was the second or third warmest on record, with a significant deviation from the average temperature. This warming trend has serious implications for the region.

  • "Climate Crisis Poses Growing Health Threats in India: Urgent Need for Climate-Sensitive Planning"

    The delayed onset of monsoons in India this year, coupled with lower-than-normal rainfall predictions, heightened public anxiety about climate change and extreme weather conditions. The recent monsoon deluge led to severe floods, prompting the India Meteorological Department (IMD) to issue alerts for several states. The climate crisis is not only causing environmental disruptions but also posing a serious human health crisis in India.

  • Extreme weather conditions posing serious food security risks in India

    India is a major agricultural country, and its food security is essential for the country's economy and for the well-being of its people. However, climate change is posing a number of challenges to India's food security.

  • "Four Candidates Compete for Leadership of IPCC, Including First Women in History"

    The United Nations body responsible for assessing climate change science, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), is set to choose a new leader this week. The elected chair will serve for the next five to seven critical years, during which temperatures are expected to reach 1.5 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels. Among the four candidates vying for the top position in Nairobi, history will be made as the first women candidates participate in the IPCC's 35-year existence.

  • "Mediterranean Battles Devastating Wildfires: 34 Dead in Algeria, Italy, and Spain; Blazes Spread Across Europe and North Africa"

    Wildfires are ravaging at least nine countries around the Mediterranean as scorching temperatures, dry conditions, and strong winds fuel the flames. Algeria has been hit hard, with fires spreading across 15 provinces and claiming the lives of 34 people. Witnesses describe the fires as resembling "blowtorches," leaving behind destruction and evacuations. The situation is also dire in Tunisia, Syria, Italy, Greece, France, Montenegro, and Portugal.

  • Ice growth plunges in Antarctica amidst blistering heatwaves

    Amid a summer of record heat, the consequences are far-reaching, even under the Antarctic night. In a place known for its vast sea ice halo, a dramatic and unprecedented event is unfolding. Scientists are witnessing the staggering impact as sea ice growth stalls, entering what they call "six sigma" territory - a rarity beyond comprehension.

  • Canadian Wildfire Smoke drifting into the US, deteriorating AQI

    Smoke from wildfires burning in Canada is drifting into the United States, causing air pollution and health concerns. The smoke is coming from several large wildfires that are burning in British Columbia and Alberta. The fires have been burning for weeks, and they have been fueled by hot, dry weather and strong winds.