Fossil Fuel, Cement Firms Linked to Hotter Heatwaves: Study – Kashmir Observer
Representational Photo New Delhi- Emissions from fossil fuel and cement producers could be directly responsible for making an average heatwave| Kashmir Observer
Representational Photo New Delhi- Emissions from fossil fuel and cement producers could be directly responsible for making an average heatwave| Kashmir Observer
A coat of white paint, combined with a few other simple design strategies, could help keep Britain’s homes cooler, cheaper to run and better prepared for the climate changes and high energy prices expected in the decades ahead.| Study Finds
AGU News Register for Ocean Sciences Meeting in Glasgow, 22-27 February 2026 Staff, freelance and student journalists, press officers and institutional writers are eligible to apply for complimentary press registration. Book conference hotels early! [media advisory][OSM26 Press][eligibility guidelines] Featured Research Stronger windstorms ahead in warming northern Europe In 1999 Cyclone Anatol hit northern Europe with […]| AGU Newsroom
KO file photo by Faisal Khan Srinagar- The authorities here on Friday announced change in school timings within municipal limits| Kashmir Observer
KO photo by Faisal Khan Srinagar- For the second straight day, Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, witnessed| Kashmir Observer
Investigating the impact of extreme temperatures on women’s mortality: a curious case study from India, underscoring the need for global data equity Are women at higher relative risk of...| Significance magazine
