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Temperature gap across neighbourhoods in Mumbai highlights growing Urban Heat Island effect: Report
Deccan Herald 30 Mar 2025
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Climate change: How heatwaves are pushing NZ’s vital estuaries to worrying extremes
NewstalkZB 30 Mar 2025
Research suggests New Zealand’s marine heatwaves – like those under way around parts of coasts right now – are set to grow longer, stronger and more frequent under climate change.
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WHO conference: Over 50 countries pledge to reduce air pollution health impacts by 50% by 2040
Deccan Herald 30 Mar 2025
We will strengthen air pollution and noncommunicable disease surveillance, promote cleaner cooking energy, particularly for vulnerable populations, and support clinicians in protecting at-risk ...
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Electric vehicle range anxiety? Researchers develop new battery that could be a cure
The Record 30 Mar 2025
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When the physicists need burner phones, that’s when you know America’s changed
The Observer 30 Mar 2025
... about Trump’s science policies ... But there’s also endangered research on environmental issues and the climate crisis, socioeconomic inequality, plus the humanities, social science and astrophysics.
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Democracy is under threat from elitocracy
Hindustan Times 30 Mar 2025
Journalist. “Should the defence secretary” ... The biggest example of a decline in democratic values across the US, according to Stiglitz, is the intense push in State school systems to remove references to the climate crisis from science textbooks ... Games.
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Indian American Shrina Kurani appointed deputy director at California government-owned bank
The Times of India 29 Mar 2025
She is a champion for advancing and communicating climate science and building the technology necessary to fight the climate crisis.Kurani’s career experience includes working as the vice president of ...
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13 °C temp difference between localities a few km apart
The Times of India 29 Mar 2025
... the climate hotter.'Increasingly, we are witnessing micro-climate zones forming within cities like Mumbai,' said Ronak Sutaria, founder and CEO of Respirer Living Sciences, a climate-tech startup.
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Oil and gas money shapes research, creates ‘echo chamber’ in higher education
Grist 29 Mar 2025
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Kerala water crisis: Study reveals 12% of wards facing acute shortages
Madhyamam 29 Mar 2025
This first-ever ward-wise study on water stress was initiated by the Kerala State Council for Science, Technology, and Environment and jointly conducted by the Institute for Climate Change Studies, ...
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Letter: The water’s getting awfully warm in America
Lewiston Sun Journal 29 Mar 2025
... in our country has allowed climate science and whole ....
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Letter: Set ’em up, Jim — opposites can be friends
Chico Enterprise Record 29 Mar 2025
But more substantively, I hate his constant bullying and name-calling, that he launched his political career with his blatantly racist “birtherism” nonsense, that his botched COVID response ended up ...
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UK’s net zero tsar: I understand why people are angry
The Daily Telegraph 29 Mar 2025
“Of course I have sympathy for those who are living where these changes are happening and don’t want them, but I can see too a very unstable world ahead for all our children if the worst scenarios in climate change science happen.”.
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