News World edging closer to 1.5°C warming limit as scientists warn overshoot is now inevitable 17 Jan 2026 SSZee Media The world is rapidly approaching the 1.5 degrees Celsius warming limit that marks a critical threshold for increasingly dangerous climate change, according to new data released by European scientists. Figures
News “Climate Justice Must Begin with Us,” Informal Workers Demand Taxes on Polluters to Fund Climate Aid 16 Jun 2025 SSZee Media “By 11 am, the sun feels like it’s piercing through the skin… By evening, our feet are swollen, and we can’t even feel our toes,” says Radha, a 46-year-old street
News Climate change disrupting lives of marginalised children in India, says SOS India head on Earth Day 24 Apr 2025 SSZee Media As climate change intensifies with rising temperatures, erratic weather, and frequent natural disasters, the toll is heaviest on those least responsible—children. Marking Earth Day 2025, Sumanta Kar, CEO of SOS
News Nepal’s Yala Glacier on track to vanish due to climate change; signals alarming future for Himalayan ecosystem 22 Jan 2025 SSZee Media The Yala Glacier, a critical glacial body in Nepal’s Langtang National Park, is rapidly shrinking and may disappear entirely by the 2040s due to accelerated climate change, scientists warn. This
News 2024 was planet’s hottest year, first to supress 1.5C global warning threshold 10 Jan 2025 SSZee Media In a startling revelation, new data from the European Copernicus climate service indicates that 2024 has become the hottest year on record, surpassing the symbolic 1.5°C mark above pre-industrial levels.
News Impact of Global Warming in 2024: Supercharged Heatwaves, thousands of lives lost globally 27 Dec 2024 SSZee Media At least 3,700 lives were lost, and millions were displaced in 2024 due to extreme weather events intensified by climate change, according to a report by World Weather Attribution (WWA)
News Thousand feared dead as worst Cyclone in 90 years devastates French island of Mayotte 16 Dec 2024 SSZee Media Several hundred people are feared dead on the French island of Mayotte after Cyclone Chido, the most destructive storm in 90 years, brought wind speeds of up to 140mph (225km/h)
Environment News COP29 strikes $300 billion climate deal amid intense negotiations 25 Nov 2024 SSZee Media After two weeks of exhausting talks, the COP29 climate summit in Baku, Azerbaijan, concluded with a tenuous agreement, committing wealthy nations to provide $300 billion annually by 2035 to support
Environment News Greta Thunberg to skip COP29 over “greenwashing” concerns; Trump’s victory signals setback for US climate policy 11 Nov 2024 SSZee Media Climate activist Greta Thunberg announced she will not attend COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, calling the event a “greenwashing” exercise. Her criticism comes just as Donald Trump’s recent electoral victory casts
News Sonam Wangchuk ends hunger strike as protest plea withdrawn amid talks with Government 22 Oct 2024 SSZee Media Ladakh-based climate activist Sonam Wangchuk concluded his 16-day hunger strike on Monday, 21st October, expressing gratitude to supporters as the Ministry of Home Affairs announced its decision to resume dialogue